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I've ridden for the XX out in Mezcal. Guess we weren't raunchy enough to earn that third X

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."

interesting coincidink, I just posted this earlier..... If a buddy drops by to borrow your mule, ya might be a redneck.

There's not much market for commemorative coins with the possible exception of US minted commemorative coins of historical or collective value. Hopefully they're uncirculated and stored properly. Don't clean them or you'll harm their value. Good luck with that. But don't take less than spot like Vowell said for any precious metal I've been buying and selling silver since the mid 70's and have done well at it. I recently found sterling medals given out to the German Wehrmacht in the '30s for completing Alpine skiing and shooting courses. Turns out they're not too scarce and bring maybe double spot prices. You should look online and see if any of your silver coin years are sought after by collector's before scraping them.

You don't know AARP!

Super nice buck. Now put your shirt on I'm getting jelly lol

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I still owe you an outfitted hunt, just waiting for the word. Maybe Jan. archery where we went last year? Regards to your beautiful family, buddy.

Thanks Bill, Im going on 35 years hunting from horseback. It's a great way to get into the backcountry and take all the luxuries with but it's also expensive and a heck of a lot of work. Seems like every time you think you can sit down and catch your breath, the beasts make a new demand of you.

Great story, great shot

WTF bro, I got a hold of her and she said she'd be busy road hunting with you? Sounded legit to me, lol.

If Mike goes on your hunt, you're going to be spoiled.

Way to go buddy. Come to think of it, got mine on election day. How excited were you? I mean were you able to wait for the taxidermist before mounting it?

My previous rifle predated recoil pads too. It was a 1917 Winchester improved to .300 H/H. First time I shot that it was about 25'F out and I thought I burst a bursa sac.

it became a choice between catnip and a one time lead therapy intervention.

Don't do it, kitty! Somebody's gonna have to clean that mess up! Take it outside, please.

A little soon to be going back on campaign promises too.There should be investigations into Hill and her money laundering organization if WA is ever to be cleaned up. We'll see what happens.

Now that you're a neighbor, we can do some packing clinics out your house.

Talking about pardoning the Witch too before she's even been convicted. Wrong!

that exit hole is almost as big as the buck, rifle scabbard the size of a horse. Lol

Beauty

Still waiting for the story

Great right up. In nature we do what we have to do. I'm titling your story A Man Named Deer.

All my rifles and shotguns weigh nothing on the money scale, all inherited. Even my ammo was free for the most part. Deer and quail are still being dropped with reloads from the 60s and 70s. The old Remington 760 (the 'meat pole') is about 9.5# (the 10 round magazine didn't help). Winchester 88 (the 'meat hammer') is a hearty 11#+