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CatfishKev

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  1. My daughter has been one of my best ever huntin buddies. Can't imagine takin my daghter on a hunt I might be guiding someday and have some scumbag eyephukin her. Might get your a$$ thrown off a cliff. I'd hate to think I couldn't bring her along due to some such nonsense.


  2. I would take one for sure. How far down do you make it this way? Maybe I could catch up with you on your way to tucson some weekend. I'd be ok with never seeing morenci ever again. Did the drywall in all those doublewides up there, talk about a nightmare job. It was a heck trying to find halfway decent help up there.

     

    However the cafe up there by bowling alley had this breakfast (not officially on the menu) called the carwreck, OMG it was the bomb!


  3. Are the vultures 15x56 worth getting? Wanting a little upgrade from my diamondbacks. I saw some 12x50 vipers that I am also thinking about. I want to stay in the $500 range

    If you want to spend $500 I would go with a used pair regardless. I recently purchased kaibabs for $775 that retail for $1,200. With $500 you could get glass that retails for $700-$1000. Just make sure the manufacturer has a good warranty.

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  4. Here are some ingredients to deal with problem cats... One 55 gallon drum full of water, one cage trap that will fit in the 55 gal drum...... Catch cat in trap...... Cats don't like water...... Problem solved quietly......

     

    Thats how some animals in pest control are "relocated". Some guys will drive them across the river, and some guys will send them to see Jesus.


  5. I wouldn't feel right killing them but I would feel fine trapping them and taking them to animal control (or call animal control). Maybe they will give citations to the tweakers and possibly cart there rear ends off to jail.


  6. For those of you who don't know what ALS does to you here it is... Imagine being completely and mentally intact and understand everything going on around you but slowly over time you lose the ability to control your own body movements. It might start with loss of mobility in your arms until your completely bedridden and can't even lift a spoon or a drink to your face, or even speak for that matter. Eventually it ends with not being able to swallow and being fed through a stomach tube or asphyxiating. Keep in mind you are completely aware. It's terrible. It's a truly heartbreaking thing to watch a loved one go through this.

     

    Ive watched my dad slowly decline over the last few years. He has a rare slower moving form of it which is less aggressive then what other folks have had. that has afforded me to be able to spend some time with him. I usually go hang out with him on Sundays and watch movies, can't talk much because I can't really understand him. It's hard watching my mom go through it too. It's an incredible amount of work to take care of him and she's at her wits end, on the verge of mental breakdown on any given day. My wife and I just had a 5th kid, I own a couple business and we are all overwhelmed and can help very little. I wish I had enough to have someone there full time.

     

    Redman, Does the family have a wheelchair vehicle? Since my dads in the bed their vehicle is for sale. It's an ugly boxy looking minivan but its functional. She also has an exercise "bike" specifically for leg exercises. I can find out if they have anything else.

    I'm truly sorry to hear abut your buddy, he will be in our families prayers for sure.

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  7. I've seen this story before... Actually what happened is she's a meth cook and shes just trying to juggle being a big drug kingpin and family life. She was about to be exposed (especially if she got caught with Jesse Pinkman) so she pretended to get lost to have a great cover story and no one would be the wiser.

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  8. Overall family health is my main priority. Wife also just had a baby so I want to explore some different options and feedback and be prepared to get into some sort of diet / exercise routine. She's got some time to heal from the c section before exercise but shes not used to "planning" meals so i'm kinda in research mode. My buddy owns a crossfit gym and occasionally does a nutrition class which we will check out. He's a big proponent of the paleo diet which is where I first heard of it.


  9. Just like I had hoped my little girl got drawn (13 years old)! I was really hoping it was her so she can kill her first animal and get hooked for life. Unit 23 and were for sure gonna do the youth camp. Soooo pumped!! And on the upside my boy that didn't get drawn will have bonus points for the youth hunt next year. And the next boys behind him will be 8 and 6 this year so we'll have a lot of chances at getting drawn in the next few years!

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