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I don't think you got what it takes to defang me.Thats exactly what the last Yeti said. And my what abominable halitosis, too.I have Hermie do my light dental work. But Bumbles bounce...

I contracted Giardia once in Colorado. Never again will I drink untreated water. i carry alot of water in my daypack. Iodine, and small filter for emergency use.

Viking central is not such a bad place to be. Last time I was up there for a game, we had Cardinals fans throwing popcorn at us. But we had the cheap seats in the endzone.

I was not a happy man on that last play. Bridgewater should have thrown the ball away, and we could have attempted a 48 yard FG to tie. You know the Cards were going to bring the heat on 3rd down, in a clutch situation.

I hope to get up there for a game someday. I've been to 2 Vikings/ Cardinals games in Sundevil stadium

You never know what will happen in the playoffs. If the Cards and Panthers meet up, it would be great to see the Cards smack down the Panthers. At the start of the season, I picked a Packer/Patriots Superbowl. I didn't think the Cards and Panthers would be as good as they are. So who knows?

The Vikings played much better than I anticipated. I was expecting a bloodbath, after what Seattle did to us last week. If it wasn't for the fumbles, we would have won that game. I am also a Cards fan, but the Vikes are first for this Minnesota kid.

The best plan would be to re-introduce some common sense back into the FWS. Federal common sense, is the ultimate oxymoron. These agencies always seem to need a cash cow to waste money on, even if it doesn't work.

Dang nice buck. I hope I can redeem a buck like that someday!

Sundevils suck

Right now the red hot Cardinals are #3 in the power rankings. The Vikings are sitting at #8. The Vikes have a stout defense, but our offensive line is porous, and our QB spends half of the pass plays running for his life. In reality, I don't see the Vikes winning, unless the Cards have a bad day.

Lot of kids these days need a good spankin. Worked pretty well on me when I was growing up.

The Cards can play poorly and still beat the Vikings. Adrian Peterson is going to part the Red Sea.

I'm really hoping the Cards play poorly on December 10th.

Locked up buck saved by hunters https://youtu.be/yNSgr5xNYY0

I keep a large poncho in my day pack in case of rain. Never tried to stalk in it, as the area I normally hunt has plenty of cover. It does work well if I am sitting, and need to make a natural blind.

You ASU guy's are really full of yourselves today Now let's talk basketball......

The hacker group "Anonymous", has vowed to track, and expose ISIS, anyway they can. There was rumor that a couple of big venues, including the WWE in Atlanta tonight were going to be targets. Phoenix and Tucson both have Mosque's that are on the radical list. Extra security is prudent. Regardless if these LEO's, are moonlighting, or providing extra security, I for one, would be glad to have them around. IMO, protecting human life is exponentially more important than a few extra wildlife citations being handed out.

If I could get drawn for Elk, Then I would have the opportunity to forget stuff.

From the NRA... On Thursday, S. 556, the Bipartisan Sportsmen’s Act of 2015, passed out of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources without amendment. The bill contains numerous NRA-backed measures to ensure federal lands are accessible by and preserved for the use of hunters, anglers, and recreational shooters. A foundational principle of the bill is that it codifies the "open unless closed" policy of the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service in Federal statute. This means that hunting, fishing, and recreational shooting are presumptively allowed on such lands unless the managing authority goes through a specified process to prohibit such uses. In other words, the burden is on the managing authority to demonstrate why these uses are not appropriate before closing any lands. The bill also ensures that closures of public lands will be subject to public notice and comment. This provides greater transparency and the opportunity for users of the land to weigh-in on such proposals. Closures could not be justified merely on the basis that surrounding lands under the jurisdiction of other authorities provide an alternative venue for hunting, fishing and recreational shooting. Importantly, the bill provides additional funding to open or improve access to Federal public lands for hunting, fishing and other recreational activities. Monies for this purpose will be provided by a 1.5% earmark of the total amount appropriated by Congress under the Land and Water Conservation Fund or $10 million, whichever is greater. This provision was an initiative spearheaded by your NRA, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation, and the National Wild Turkey Federation. The NRA thanks Committee Chairwoman Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) for her leadership in helping this vote come to pass. The bill now moves to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, where we urge further favorable consideration. Also on the move is H.R. 2406, the Sportsmen's Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act of 2015. Last month, an amended version of that bill, which would also enhance access to federal lands by hunters, anglers, and recreational shooters, was reported out of the House Natural Resources Committee. Preserving opportunities for lawful hunting and sport shooting remains one of NRA’s highest callings, and these bills represent substantial steps forward in that effort.

G&F was there to protect Wilbur the Wildcat from Lark. Apparently he likes to eat those things.

ISIS

Good stuff right there!

No excuses. We just sucked this year. A 2nd string QB throwing picks sealed our doom. Go Vikings! Us Norseman are going to make Rodgers cry like a girlyman tomorrow.

You hillbillies will eat anything