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Old 04-23-2015, 12:55 PM
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Wife (Nancy) went out for our second day of turkey hunting and bagged a nice tom.
Double beard, 10" long, with 1 1/4" spurs and weighed 22 1/2#
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Old 07-14-2015, 10:29 AM
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I got called into action the other day by my wife's parents, seems they've had it with all the ground hogs living under there house and shed. I was there for about 1 1/2 hours and got 3 out of the 6 , it probably been 10 years since I've been hog hunting with the 22 mag and it was a good time.
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Old 07-21-2015, 01:07 AM
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I got called into action the other day by my wife's parents, seems they've had it with all the ground hogs living under there house and shed. I was there for about 1 1/2 hours and got 3 out of the 6 , it probably been 10 years since I've been hog hunting with the 22 mag and it was a good time.
What, you only got three out of six?
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Found an old camp ground couple years ago that nobody has been allowed to fish for about 15 years. The guy that owns it hired me to scrap old campers around lake and gave us permission to give it a shot. With in an hour the stringers were full
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Bucks taken this season.
Son Eric's 7 point



My 7 point.

I know its a CUB site but I thought it was appropriate to bring it from the woods to the house with a Deere.




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Congrats on the successful hunt now shoot that green Deere and put it out of its misery.
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Congrats on the successful hunt now shoot that green Deere and put it out of its misery.
Olds,
This JD came as a package with a bunch of other stuff. It set around at a friends house for a year and he told me to come and get it this summer. I have about $60 into it and the little 8 hp Kohler just keeps chugging along. New head gasket, adjusted one valve, fixed exhaust. It is all original paint and everything works. Its a model 110, late 60's.


Hate to tell you but we also have a Massey Ferguson 8HP lawn tractor in the shop right now too. Yea we have fallen on real hard times when we have to work on those Indian engines! That one is into the pocket book pretty good and still runs like crap.
I do have a 12 Kohler on the bench for rebuild. needs the crank turned .010 under, hone the cylinder, new rod and gasket kit at least.

Good luck to all the hunters out there!

Here is a picture of our Great Grandson, Rhett holding onto my deer horns. Hopefully the nut don't fall from the trees. His grandfather Eric is holding him.
Rhett's dad Nic got a nice doe the first day of archery season in PA too.



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Congrats on the buck Chris
We need to have a talk about "horns" and antlers next time we have one of our hour long phone conversations...
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I didn't even get to pull the trigger this year! Now what am I going to do with all of the venison!! Enjoy!
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Sugarmaker,

What are you using for hunting heads? Mechanical or fixed.... I took a nice Doe with a Rage 2 blade....ran 30 ft and dropped... Nice deer...
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