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yea they can be friendly little shits, they usually cuss me the first time they get a mouthful of spicy beef jerky, but always come back for more......

I like the little turds, have a few camps where they come visit me and I give them spicy beef jerky

The Visa card now is serviced by World's Foremost Bank now. Not happy with being forced to switch, if the call center is outsourced I will look for a new card. Major reason I like my Cabela's Visa is when I call them a nice lady in Nebraska answered the phone and was fluent in English.

volunteer at a couple of the youth camps this fall, they can use glassers and pack mules and he will probably learn something

West Clear Creek, go in on Maxwell Trail and fish down to Tramway, then turn around and fish back to Maxwell and walk out.

nice deal, I have a pair, they are backups/loaners, nice to have when you take someone out that is just getting started or kids and you want to get them involved

wire a baby bottle nipple onto the the barrel of a scoped 22 rifle, makes a decent silencer

your first arrow of the day is the most important

I've had fun with a Garand and was thinking about getting one through the CMP, but they are heavy darn things and it's not like I'd take it hunting so never got one.

if you have kids or take people out I'd keep them, they will make good backups and loaners

a deer qtr'd up will fit in a cooler, use frozen water bottles for ice so meat isn't soaking in water, I always rolled down the hill to Fredonia to fill up

I use frozen water bottles for ice in my meat coolers, that way the meat isn't soaking in melted ice water

whichever one you shoot the best, be ready for shots from 50 to 500 yards

I have some experience with dehydration, helped a lot of folks with it over the years. Drink as much as you can during the day, but at night is when your body will recover the best so that is when you should tank up. If you have to get up and pee at zerodarkthirty it is a good thing. And try to get some electrolytes in you, a bottle of Gatorade or something along those lines. I like Drip Drop, it's a powder you put in a water bottle, can find it by the Pedialite in the drug store. And I drink this at night so it has longer to absorb. When you wake up in the morning the first thing on your mind should be boy do I have to pee.

grasshoppers, royal coachman and wooly boogers worked years ago that and cream colored flies, I tied some of the ugliest you ever saw in HS from neck feathers of a cream colored chicken of my Grandma's that died, they worked no matter where I tossed them

June 30th will be 5 years

one standing right next to the road

to learn to cast without popping your fly off tie a piece of yarn on the end of the leader, then set a tuna can up in the yard an practice dropping the yarn/fly in the can I grew up fishing in Wyoming, I would be heading to spots on the Wind River Reservation, Little Bob's Lake, upper end of Dry Creek above the falls, the Wind River by Burris & Crowheart. Been a lot of years but a grasshopper fly worked no matter where I dropped it.

tough hunt, when I was up there at this time of year several years ago they all hung out just inside the park, would be a hundred head just inside the front gate in the meadows

a friend of mine that took a lot of lions around the state, including the Rez's, had an electronic caller record a 'lost beef calf' call, it was his go to call in cattle country

plastic kiddie pool will work

their mind is already made up, holding public meeting for image, they could care less what hunters think

pretty partial to my Sig P938, baby 1911 without grip safety, fits in my front pocket and doesn't weigh a ton

read on FB it has 87 closed, some dipstick probably threw a cigarette out the window

Have a new rifle to work with and find out what it likes. I don't want to buy the latest manual for one bullet my rifle may not like, says likes a 1 in 8 twist and mine is 1 in 9. Anyway, if someone has the newest book what are the min/max loads for IMR4831 & IMR4350 and is it with regular or mag primers? Thanks for helping a cheap skate.