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and don't forget the strange grunting noise we heard over the ridge, and discovered two unnamed subjects standing over a big pig.

yep you got that right.

them's lips

Had ribs and tenderloin lastnight and made up some pulled pork for the guys at the shop today, everybody seemed to enjoy.

servents quarters



mansion on the hill



jack the russell



hero shot

I'll never absorb all the knowledge that Jim has to offer on that, or many other, topics. I try to pick up what I can, but know that it'll take a lot more trips to scratch the surface.

George

...and while I'm thinking along those lines:

Trips like this have allowed me to become friends with folks of a caliber that I otherwise would have missed. Bob, Steve (and Steve NO prior), The Judge, Pugs and his brother, bgcatty, Dan (both of you), roof, BEA, and many others would be outside my "circle" under normal circumstances. It's an honor to hunt next to them and share experiences.

Gunner.....well.......he and I would definitely get along except for the whole Yankee/Rebel thing . (sorry for
telling Pat you were a big ol' baby powder puzzy). Same goes for RC being a big ol' Hoosier. They're "my" people!

I would also like to point out that bgcatty's son is a credit to him and gives a negative azzhole like me hope for the future of this nation and hunters in general.

Pat...no way in hell am I gettin' all friendly .

Thats a dandy porker and rifle Tom, didn't get to see it, guess I was busy chasing mine up that mountain

Gunner

Thanks for posting my boar Bobby, I appreciate it

Gunner

big ol' SHAVED baby powder puzzy

FIXED IT FOR YOU.

hoosier?

i ain't from indy

anytime dad

HAHA, no Les, he was hit with a 215 gn Woodleigh weldcore at 88 yards from an old 303 British, note that handy piece of rib bone sticking out glad I wasn't very hungry.

Gunner

I should be hearing from the adoption attorney's soon Son LOL, you dude's were a riot.

Gunner

If they only knew the backside of me was covered in mud. When I fell into those wet leaves and mud down by the creek,it was the best I felt all morning. I think you and George were Springer Spaniels in another life. You boys hurt me bad. After 6 Alleve,I'm starting to get some feeling back in one of my legs. I thoroughly enjoyed that morning's hunt with you gents. Especially the part when it ended...downhill,on a road a ambulance could get to. I best get in shape to play with you fellas next year. Lesson learned. Thank you. Throwing away 7 1/2 pounds of peanut M&Ms this morning should give you some idea how serious I am.

Steve...didn't think you could outdo yourself from last year's gathering. I was wrong. In spite of some old friends I truly missed not being in camp,the first-timers did a fantastic job of filling some respected veteran footprints and coming across as guys who've been on these hunts from day one.

Pat...Chris right now is trying to duplicate your effort of Thursday night and he's been at his smoker since early this morning. I'll give it a taste at 830 when Chris says he'll be serving dinner. I don't know what to say,Pat...you're something special,man!

To all the new guys...it was truly a pleasure. I'd share a camp,and a dinner table,with you gents anytime.

To all the veteran guys who've shared camps with me in the past,you already know what I'm thinking. See you boys next time.

Gunner...please tell your lovely wife that was the best apple butter I ever tasted in my life.

Tom...you and Paul had Sassy laughing and proud. It was a pleasure seeing you again,sir.

Danny Boy...your 338.06 and you are more than ready for Africa. Best to you and Deb this September and I'll be seeing you soon,bro'! Thanks for the cigars and another year of good memories.

Steve and Allen...back to you guys as I'm saving the best for last. Thanks very much. Superb job! You gents raised the bar! Allen...Greg was a fine addition to this year's hunt. It was a pleasure meeting him.

I'm in for next year!

And your darned right George my friend, I am still floored by the fact you did not receive any recovered bullet's back from the slaughter house, I would have bet every thing I own that my little 45 ACP handloads would NOT go through a 250/300 poung hog.

Still shakin' my head on that one, but very glad to know if called on, they will work

Gunner


P.S. and that's a freshly {shaved} and powered one

thanks bob.

gunner tell mom thats the best damn peach perserve iv'e ever ate

Will do Bob and Bobby, she will be glad to hear that

Gunner

well duh!

Hey pard....jes tell him ya are whatcha eat

I have to send them from my cell to email....can't do that without cell service here at the house. I will do so as long as Mike is okay with it.

George