Non-Typical Solutions

I am rolling on this one..... 1. Bite marks on apple thrown from moving vehicle 2. Skid marks and possible implosion of apples thrown from moving vehicle 3. Accuracy level of thrown apples from moving vehicle not represented in picture provided, way too many apples landed in the same spot to have been thrown from a moving vehicle...... That for sure is one of the funniest rationalizations I have seen......pretty funny AZbird!!!

Dang....doesn't quit have the same effect edited......!!!

Jeremiah Johnson: Where you headed? Del Gue: Same place you are, Jeremiah: heck, in the end.

I, Hatchet Jack, being of sound mind and broke legs, do leaveth my rifle to the next thing who finds it, Lord hope he be a white man. It is a good rifle, and kilt the bear that kilt me. Anyway, I am dead. Sincerely, Hatchet Jack.

Twernt Mormons!!!

Got the VHS version years ago......of course duh!!!

Major Dan Rooney Returning home from his second tour of duty in Iraq, Major Dan Rooney, an F-16 fighter pilot in the Oklahoma Air National Guard, became painfully aware of the reality families face when a loved one in uniform is killed or wounded. As his flight landed in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the pilot announced they carried the remains of Corporal Brock Bucklin on board, asking all passengers to respectfully remain seated while his casket deboarded. Major Rooney watched as Corporal Bucklin’s twin brother walked somberly alongside the flag-covered casket to meet his family. Among them was the deceased Corporal’s young son, Jacob. Major Rooney ached as he thought of his own wife and little girls. Seeing the other side of war through the eyes of Jacob, was life-altering. Sadly, over half the passengers had disregarded the pilot’s request and deboarded. Major Rooney decided he had to do something. Not only would he pay tribute to American soldiers and their families, he would live as a reminder among civilians that it is our duty to honor the sacrifices of those who preserve the freedoms we so easily take for granted. Major Rooney committed to spend his life changing the future of America’s grieving spouses and children. In 2007, he formed the Folds of Honor Foundation; a 501C-3 nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities to the families of these heroic Americans. When Major Dan Rooney was asked about his approach to raising his own children he said: Every morning I ask my children what day is it! “The best day of my life!” Why? “Because it is the only one I’ve got!” Second question! Which way does an airplane take off? Into the wind! Preparing for the resistance in life that is there for a reason. It is required for our dreams to take flight. Life is never going to be easy so embrace those head winds because it is Gods way to lift you up! Major Dan Rooney Fighter Pilot

I too saw Maj Rooney's interview this morning. What an inspirational man, he had me looking into his charity with "High speed, Low drag." His interview is what I caught this morning too....I had to find the story and print it up to send to my son so I figured it was worth repeating on CWT. I liked his "High spee, Low drag" as well. It is hard to figure how a group of people on an airplane counldn't take the time to be respectful to one and his family for their sacrifice, it shoulda been dead silent on that plane!!!

Very enjoyable read.....Woodruff....how many people you know born in Woodruff?? Great area and great people!!! Congrats on a memorable hunt!!

I remember this song from the days of listening to the record stereo with my dad....Jim Reeves. Somehow this song means way more to me now as an adult than it did as a kid. Who hasn't had a dog that wasn't always right by their side??

http://www.ncaa.com/news/cross-country-men/article/2016-11-17/deer-hits-cross-country-runner-ncaa-regional-race Be sure to scroll down to the video.......

Oh my gosh.........hilarious!!

So this was back in the in the day........spotlighting jackrabbits at the bottom of cotton fields using high powered rifles with scopes out in the middle of nowhere New Mexico. One of the few things to do in nowhere New Mexico, pretty popular and the farmers didn't mind cause it was the rabbits eating the cotton........not just a couple.....hundreds. We have the eyes of a for sure jack in the light, probably 300 yards out.....one shot.....dust flies up.......eyes still sitting there.....another shot flies......dust clears.....eyes still sitting there......multiple attempts at this bugger with still the same results, Drive up closer.......shots fired again........finally one of the kids jumps out of the truck to run up to the stubborn rabbit only to find out it was a tarantula!!! Crazy story for sure!!!

Probably was a cow cow.......that might match up the description at least!!!

For sure!!!

Hey he knew how to fix it which is better than this redneck!!! Gotta love a redneck beating in the middle of a bunch of rednecks!!!

And if you own a mule you automatically become best friends to those of us that wish we had a mule when we killed that bull at the bottom of the steepest, rockiest, furthest ridge!!! My brothers both have mules and I love my brothers!!!

Throw it in today and works to perfection.......I loved Dragnet as a kid but man is it slow in todays time!!! Cool clip............

Title does say it all....ain't no sin in being a redneck or short on grammar lessons!!! The crime is thinking that posting a sign like that out in the woods is going to make a difference in cornbagger activity!!!

For sure!!! Wish I was out of cell service getting those kinds of pictures!!! One of my favorite signs here in Snowflake at Bashas parking lot, Wood for Sail on the side of a truck loaded with firewood!!!

6 X 8????

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2016/11/15/3-elk-killed-eastern-arizona-officials-seek-poachers/93929090/

Got that poor disheartened look like......who got elected president!! Nice catch!!

Cool link!!!

That is more antler than I saw on my mule deer hunt congratulations on a great hunt!!!