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Congratulations to the hunter and the Mullins gang. You guys amaze me with the bulls you get your clients on. Hard work no doubt. TJ

Thoughts and prayers for your niece and all the other families that are going thru this terrible time. TJ

I can't for the life of me kill a bobcat. I shot everything but a big horn and a bob cat. I got 3 lions, without guides, and would love to get a bob cat. Oh well! TJ

If I ever get to Young I would like to stop in and say hi. Your work looks great and thanks for being a sponsor here on cwt. TJ

I've never been to Alaska but have always dreamed of going someday. I could carry your luggage next time at no additional cost to you. TJ

How fortunate we are to have Tony and Bill here on this site. I mean that seriously. They both are an encyclepedia at our disposal. Thanks guys for being part of cwt. TJ

104&7/8" TJ

Peg and I had lunch with Mr. Quimby while we were camped at Big Lake. We drove down and met him at the FrostyBottom Cafe, which I highly recommend if you're ever in Greer. It's located just in front of the Quacker Barrel Antique Shop and has excellent sandwiches and great milkshakes. After lunch Bill invited us back to his cabin where we enjoyed listening to some of Bill's tales of Africa. It definitelly was the highlight of our trip to the White Mountains. Peg and I got a couple pictures with Bill and his book "Sixety Years A Hunter" and thought I would share them with you. Before we said our good-byes, Bill graciously gave Peg and I a gift of one of his many books. Peg was so excited that he wrote her name before mine when signing it. This book he co-wrote called "Memories from Greer" and can be found in the Greer library. It was an honor to have met Bill. Thanks Bill for the book, we value highly, and we appreciated you taking the time to spend with us. It was a great visit. This is a little late due to the fact I couldn't figure how to get the pictures on here. Peg and I spent 11 days at Big Lake, over the 4th, and it was one of the most relaxing trips I've ever taken. Slepted in everyday and never hit the water before noon. We caught just enough for a fish taco dinner one night. It was high 40s at night and one hot day of 72. Our new puppy, Lexie, ate some mushrooms and got pretty sick for a few days. Crapped all over the trailer and kepted us busy for two days picking up after her. We found Coach's camp, Jason, but his wife said he was over at the shoot. After taking pictures with Bill we never took another picture the whole trip. Never even thought about it. That's how laid back we were. "Sixety Years A Hunter" is a very interesting book. A must read. Peg doesn't know when she ever met anyone as interesting as Bill. TJ

Welcome to the site Tanner. Do you know others who are members or did you just happen upon cwt.com by yourself? We would love to see some hunt and fishing pictures. Welcome young man! TJ

This is a good topic for everyone. Whether your mounts are new or old it can happen and ruin a great looking animal. I had two beautiful mallard ducks mounted together. Then one day my wife was cleanig and said where are these bugs coming from. It was to late by then. The ducks fell apart as we picked them up. On the other hand I have a quail that is over 30yrs okd that still looks good. Now that this post has come up I will debug my mounts. Thanks for posting and a reminder for me to get off my butt and get it done. TJ

Great pics Brent. You're in a better place than I am that's for sure. One of these days I'm heading north. Keep the pictures coming. Take care! TJ

Welcome to cwt. TJ

THUMBTACK now that's funny TJ

Thanks Mike, I will pass that on to a person I know that mentioned he would like to have one for his dog. TJ

Is it a Classic 70 G2 or G3? How old is it? Thanks! TJ

Just plain awesome young man. Thanks for sharing with us. Boy would I like to shoot something like that. TJ

Welcome to cwt and posting pictures was a great start. Good luck with your hunt in 24a and post more pics of your hunt. TJ

Hope this day brings great things. Enjoy! TJ

The car is a 97 chevy lumina with a 3.1 V6 engine. It appears the motor is trying to freeze up. The body is in real good shape and has been a good car with only 60,000 miles. I feel I have two options. 1. buy a new motor and have someone put it in for me. 2. sell the car as is and put towards a newer model. If someone knows a good mechanic who does this kind of work any info would be greatly appreciated. Any idea what a car like this would sell for with a motor that needs replaced. Those who know me know I don't know jack sh!$ about cars. TJ

When I have a tag in my pocket, I'm actively persuing them at all times during open season. 3 and counting! TJ

So that's what they were trying to do to me. TJ

Pm sent to all that gave information and highly appreciated. TJ

Thanks for the information. I will keep that for consideration. Appreciated very much. TJ

Thanks Amanda! TJ

Good luck to everyone that enters the tournament. It was super nice of John to volunteer to run the tournament. Please take lots of pictures for bregging rights. TJ