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My best fore twenty two years was a good two by spike and still it is a gleam in my eye, I have bettered but only by chance, The cows are stapel if had and glad!

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Cows shore look good into the freeze, taste good on the plat even better.


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Originally Posted by kawi
My best fore twenty two years was a good two by spike and still it is a gleam in my eye, I have bettered but only by chance, The cows are stapel if had and glad!


This year will be no exception to the pattern of year�s past � most of us are putting in applications for cow tags and some will buy over-the-counter bull tags. As long as the freezer is filled I�m happy. Got a pile of antlers and haven�t found a good way to prepare them for the table.

(Will someone please translate that into kawaese?)


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Originally Posted by kawi
My best fore twenty two years was a good two by spike and still it is a gleam in my eye, I have bettered but only by chance, The cows are stapel if had and glad!

Is this a fill-in-the-blank test?

I wonder if maybe the fumes from the meth lab next door are filtering into the crawl space under your house.



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Kawi speak wize but not minny Campfire unnerstand.


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Originally Posted by kawi
My best fore twenty two years was a good two by spike and still it is a gleam in my eye, I have bettered but only by chance, The cows are stapel if had and glad!


Mule Deer is right. For a change, Kawi (Cow-eye? how do you pronounce that? grin) does speak clear truth, if truncatedly.

One's first elk is a big deal, and should be revered. In fact a fork by spike can't be that common. I have only seen one - and that I had to pass on because of point rules at the time. Sure enough that could, and should, cause a guy's eye to gleam with the memories of the first elk. And as far as eating, cows certainly do provide excellent table fare. I, too, am glad to have them, and intentionally quit bull hunting last year to go get a freezer cow after seeing the condition of the local bulls! A freezer staple, food for a year. I guess he is more of a meat hunter, but like any usual elk hunter, will take a nice bull if he has the chance. Wize, yah! He tells us things we should remember and hold dear about our privilege to spend our days in wild places pursuing wild elk, and having treasured memories and wonderful wild elk meat to bring home at the end of a hunt.

Much said in few words.

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Kawi speak wize but not minny Campfire unnerstand.


KAWI 2016!


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Kawi speak wize but not minny Campfire unnerstand.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kawi_language

Is somebody pullin' our leg?

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Kawi speak wize but not minny Campfire unnerstand.


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