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David B

David B Posts: 1,907 Captain

July 2014 in General Hunting #1

All within a few miles of each other.

Increasing MMGW or climate change, one twist off at a time.

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dilligaf84 Posts: 876 Officer

July 2014 #2

Those look like they might score pretty good on the Betty Crocker scale.

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BowtechGen3 Posts: 778 Officer

July 2014 #3

dilligaf84 wrote: »

Those look like they might score pretty good on the Betty Crocker scale.

X2! lol

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flydown Posts: 6,464 Admiral

July 2014 #4

Nice floppin size nannys right there!

Edit: Sorry for the nanny comment. Couldn't see how horny they were from my phone.

DYING for me was the most HE could do. LIVING for HIM is the least I can do
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huntmstr Posts: 6,290 Admiral

July 2014 #5

David, you leave those pet deer alone. You know they haven't been hunted in 30 + years.

Bushnell, Primos and Final Approach Pro Staff. Proud member of the Fab Five, Big Leaugers and Bobble Head 4.

I had you pissed off at hello.
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David B Posts: 1,907 Captain

July 2014 #6

Their not all pets. The boys club are, but Momma and her kid are in a gray area.

Increasing MMGW or climate change, one twist off at a time.
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bgeorge Posts: 1,652 Captain

July 2014 #7

In gray areas use lighted pins and bigger peep sight. They show up better in the low light.

The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones. Hopefully the next man is not dropping his stones on the mountain you are trying to move.
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ANUMBER1 Posts: 13,168 AG

July 2014 #8

Booker Creek?

I am glad to only be a bird hunter with bird dogs...being a shooter or dog handler or whatever other niche exists to separate appears to generate far too much about which to worry.
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AllenR Posts: 2,702 Captain

July 2014 #9

ANUMBER1 wrote: »

Booker Creek?

I about plastered 2 nannies not far from there at 12:30 today. Walked out in front of me and stopped. And it was raining.....

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yoyofisher Posts: 147 Deckhand

July 2014 #10

They just might fit into the crock pot.

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Ranger98 Posts: 7 Greenhorn

July 2014 #11

Great pic's! Nice to see a bachelor group that large!

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