Registered: Feb 2011
Location: Charleston, Il.
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I know what ya mean Vern....just don't grow gills. When I was runnin' over the road & get down in Florida or around the gulf I'd shovel in that fresh shrimp.
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Registered: Mar 2009
Location: Greenup IL
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Went to Robinson won my cast with275+ won on tie breaker we treed all legate dens until there only 40 min left to hunt had 850 circle. Walked ALOT!!!!! Nite Nite
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Registered: Feb 2011
Location: Charleston, Il.
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Our moms could cook Spotty ... your gonna wear out your boots Gut,but you'll have that little hound ready for the hunts,way to go. Mike that's what they make oxygen tanks for.
Registered: Jan 2010
Location: West Virginia
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quote:Originally posted by Rex W Sims i got the 14 inch griswold out and fried my fish while the loving woman made biscuits, mash taters and gravy and coleslaw .now ol rex is going to put on his sweat pants and relax... this belt is cutting me into..good night from the Ambraw river valley..life is good...
Lordy that does look like a meal fit for a King .
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Registered: Mar 2009
Location: Greenup IL
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Got any left I am hungry!!!!! Going tomorrow to pick up a 10 month old to get ready for Babystakes, supposed to be stem wonder. Gota go church services at Cumerland County Sportsmanship Club. Guts Gone
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Registered: Feb 2011
Location: Charleston, Il.
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Warm & windy here too Mike,rain is all around us just ain't started to fall yet. My buddy Dan brought me a female yote this mornin',one less down your way Spotty.
Registered: May 2012
Location: Trowbridge
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That yote is done, just stretched first beaver hide not near as easy as a coon hide. TD here some gun prices from salem. Rem. 700 243 heavy barrel and bi pod $619.00, Howa 1500 243 $599.99, and a Remington 710 270 with rings $310.00.
Registered: Feb 2011
Location: Charleston, Il.
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Thanks Mickey ....... Mark I hunt in a lot of brush,a 22-250 is a good flat out shootin' gun but an old guy told me it loses power if it hits any thing before it's target,he suggested a 243 for where I hunt,I thought about a 22-250 1st choice. Dan found me a single shot 243 with a scope for $225.00 but it had a youth stock.
Registered: May 2004
Location: So. Illinois
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TD buy a Crossbow. Give them a chance.lol Or buy a 8 gauge shotgun and I will guarantee you won't miss. You might not have a shoulder left but that coyote will be dead.
Registered: Feb 2011
Location: Charleston, Il.
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An 8 gauge ....... I want something left to skin Dan popped that one with a 12 gauge at( he said) 15 feet,when he hit it he said it rolled like a rock. I use a 12 gauge in the deep woods.
Registered: Sep 2005
Location: top of the hill in ILL.
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TD theres going to be a big gun show at arcola the 23rd of this month...my buddys from fayetteville are coming up...they reloaded me 275 rounds of 243 brass..you might find something there....I got a 10 gauge and there isn't much left after you shoot a yote with 000 aught buck.....
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... your gonna wear out your boots Gut,but you'll have that little hound ready for the hunts,way to go. Mike that's what they make oxygen tanks for.
Dan popped that one with a 12 gauge at( he said) 15 feet,when he hit it he said it rolled like a rock. I use a 12 gauge in the deep woods.
