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Thanks Amanda for sharing that prayer. It is so easy to forget we are at war when we have it so good here at home. God Bless Our troops! TJ

Keep us posted when our new cwt member arrives. TJ

Thanks for the compliment Bill. It means alot coming from you. I guess I better get started on that first page.

Uh, so are you kidding TJ? or are you serious? Amanda Of course I'm kidding! That's why I said OK, I can't go on any longer. I was hoping no one was going to take it that I actually did that. I would be skinned alive for sure. TJ

Sorry Brent for pulling that one on you but I just had to do it. I had my brother-in-law call you and said he was Ted Nugent. I know alot of you are going to think that was mean but who cares................. OK, I can't go on any longer. How sweet is that? That is something you can tell around the camp fire from now on. I bet you about sh%! your pants when he called. I am happy for ya Brent after being so down last night not being able to meet him in person. Thanks for sharing. TJ

Thanks for sharing all your pictures with us Harold. TJ

That makes sense! TJ

Congratulations to your daugther on a fine looking gobbler. Thanks for sharing the story and can't wait to see the mount. You did good Dad! TJ

Thanks Brent, I have been waiting to hear the story. You did the best you could and it sounded like you made coueswhitetail known. You are the man! Thanks to Tony and maybe Amanda will get a call sometime. You did us all proud Brent and I only wish I was there to share the concert with ya. My hat's off to ya brother. TJ

Tony.....very nice trophy room and you definitely have shot your share of game over ther years. I would love to hear some of the stories. Thanks for sharing with us. Bill.......I'm still reading your book "60 Years A Hunter" and you definitely have a great book and I would recommend everyone get a copy. You are one class act Mr. Quimby. Thank you sir for signing my copy. I too will write my experiences for my newphews and nieces to read someday but know it will never make it into a book. Maybe a 3 ring binder. Since shooting my first big game animal in 1976 at the age of 25, I have harvested 55 big game animals with a bow here in Az and many with a rifle. I'm now 58 and can't believe the success I've had. My wife has been very supportive over the years of my passion for hunting and she shares the passion as a hunter as well. I'm envy of Mr. Quimby and Tony with all their adventures. All of mine have taken place here in arizona since I live from payday to payday. My hat is off to both you gentlemen. TJ

Now that is what I call a good day just getting out and checking the camera, then doing some fishing to end the day. I assume Roosevelt along the shore? Thanks for sharing Shelvin. TJ

Congratulations on your first big game animal. Thanks for sharing your story. You have some big shoes to fill hunting behind your brother but it looks like you're on the right track. Your Dad has got to be very proud of you and keep us posted on your next trophy. TJ

That's some good stuff right there and funny to boot. TJ

Jeremy, sounds like I got to stop in and check out your place. I wish you all the best and I'm sure you will have a first class shop. I'll be in the area on your opening weekend and will stop by and say hello. Can't wait to check it out. Once again I wish you the best and I'm sure you will do Payson proud as a business owner. Good luck! TJ

Thanks for sharing. That is a very nice buck. Congrats. TJ

Congratulations to your Dad. That is an awesome skull. I let the dog eat mine up years ago. Really never gave it much thought at the time. Wish I still had it. TJ

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Shelvin, I just showed my wife this video and said this was halarious and then saw your reply. Great minds think alike. TJ

Awesome! TJ

Hey Uncle Brent, congratulations on being an uncle and hope all is well with your sister and baby. TJ

Peg liked that one Amanda. TJ

Glad to hear Drake is ok. He's one good looking dog you got. I can only hope my new lab turns out as good looking as Drake. Thanks for sharing all the bones. TJ

You guys who find all these sheds amaze me. Living in town definitely has its disadvantages. Thanks for all who post the pictures. TJ

After coming here from Ohio in 1972, I finally got to take a big game animal for my first time in 1976. In that year I took 5 of the big ten. Buffalo, elk, deer, antelope, and a javelina. Since then I have taken everything except my sheep. I've put in for 30 plus years and missed a couple years when I was out of work so my points are back around 18 for sheep. I've never used a guide, not that there is anything wrong with that, I just have always done it on my own or with family. If I end up shooting a sheep in my lifetime, which I doubt, I don't know if I would enter for the big ten award or not. It's not on my priority list of thing to do. TJ

Now this is getting interesting! TJ