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Well, we Swedish shooters did not like the USA's export controls on gunstocks or any other gun parts... so we retaliated with export controls on our Hot Babes!

Tell you what: If the USA will drop their silly export controls so I can order something like a fiberglass stock or a trigger guard without an export permit, I will lobby for dropping the export restrictions on Swedish Hot Babes...

Just to add to the pressure: here is a picture of a typical woman's soccer team just to show you what you are missing... (I have posted it before, but nobody has complained about being forced to look at it!)



John

Well, so much for getting info...for the time being....pictures like that are just...SO WONDERFUL!!

Gun parts can't be exported. If we donate them as gifts to Sweden from the American People, will some of the girls be able to emigrate? After all, gifts are not commerce or subject to export/import limitations,

Hi Joe

Actually, I am from Canada but have lived in the US before coming to Sweden. Hunted and fished everywhere!

September is great to come! Won't be cold either -- likely sweater weather at the worst. It is coastal, so it may be rainy though.

Norway and Sweden are a long way north, and in June and well into July we have nearly 24 hours of daylight. Even in September you will find very long days and very nice weather -- and that would be my choice for hunting time! The birch will be changing colour towards the end of September, and you may have some really spectacular backdrops behind your pictures of the red deer you have shot!

I wish I could help more on the specifics of hunting in Norway, but I have not hunted there myself. I will try to find some more links for you though.

This is excellent deep sea fishing in Stavanger! Here is a link of other things that you and your better half may enjoy. Things to do in Stavanger

If you are not afraid of heights, you should visit Preikestol-en (the Pulpit Rock, roughly translated). Here are 2 views. Note the man with a backpack in the first picture for scale!



And yes, you can dangle your feet over the edge there -- in the lawsuit-crazy US, there would be guardrails!



Hopefully, you can type in things like "Norway" "Stavanger" and "hunting" into a search engine like google and find more info. Like Sweden, most Norwegians understand English well, and thanks to MTV and Hollywood, the young ones speak it as well as you or I!

John

I just remembered the name of a Norwegian who posts here.

Do a username search for " steffen " and try to contact him with a personal message (or maybe he added his email).

I am sure that there are others, but steffen is the only one I can recall right now.

You are right about the Norwegian blondes... Not too shabby! I think the Norwegians have better scenery with all those fjords , but I like to think we have hotter babes!





John

By the way, I sent you a PM.
I have a pm into Steffen but he hasn't responded yet. Love the pictures, isn't nature beautiful.
We met a young girl here in the Houston area who is from Stavanger. She was here for training w Baker Hughes. Perfect english, but the scandinavian countries have always aught english well. Don't know why we can't teach languages as well.

I'm likin' this thread a lot! I think a trip to Sweden and Norway are in order!

i haven't been in here for ages, but i have sent a reply to you.

another cool thing to see in the Stavanger area is sverd i fjell(sword in mountain)

(i don't know these people, it's just a picture i found on the net.