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THIS WAS WHEN ZE ROW WAS FIRST ELECTED AND THE CONGRESS WAS DIMOCRAP.

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and this is from last month

FYI, it's called an avatar, not an icon.



You're welcome.

That's rich...coming from you...!
You almost always resort to insults when someone's opinion is contrary to yours, or says something that you don't like.

Is that another acclamation of your self-professed 'Christian' faith...?

Crickets chirpin'...still.

Been out turkey hunting all day with my nephew. Geez, it's been so quiet, I betcha all missed me?

Y'all do any good?

We saw one turkey at 9:00 am. It ran across the road and by the time we could get to where it crossed, it was gone.

We got 23 inches of snow in the last 3 days, which has totally screwed up the hunting. Second year in a row the late snow dump has trashed my turkey hunt. Last year there was 30 inches on the ground. It is no fun hunting turkeys on snow shoes and the turkeys don't like walking in new snow because they sink, so they sit in trees most of the day and only move when they have to. Won't come to a call. I think next year I will apply for a later time period. We get to pick one week, and then if there are tags left over, you can buy a bonus tag and possibly get a different week. There may still be some bonus tags left for a few zone. I wish they would open it up statewide like they do for the Fall season.

Many years ago I went on a turkey hunt in South Dakota. It snowed 28 inches the night before we got there. Rapid City looked like someone dropped a bomb on it. We got two turkeys later in the week, but it was some of the toughest hunting I have ever done. Waist deep snow, and you are tripping over logs and rocks you can't see.

Darn. Sorry to hear it. We never had to worry about snow to speak of in Texas spring turkey season and it lasts about 6 weeks here. Well, good luck if you get to go tomorrow. I wouldnt think you could call them in with all that snow.

Saw two turkeys at 8:00 am, but both were hens. We are limited to shooting only gobblers here during the Spring season. I feel bad for my nephew, as he has never hunted turkeys before and I was hoping he would get to experience one being called in and shot.
My nephew's father died unexpectedly shortly after my nephew was born. He has not had a solid male influence in his life, other than his grandfather, so I have tried to take him under my wing to teach him how to hunt and fish, and teach him how to handle a gun. The kid is an unbelievable natural wing shot. He broke a dozen clay pigeons in a row the first time I took him trap shooting. He hit the first grouse he ever shot at. We live a long ways from each other, so I only get to see him a few times a year. I do what I can to help out and I hope he gets a spark to hunt and fish the rest of his life.

Sorry to hear about his hunt and hopefully next year is better. Good on you.

There were WMDs when the decision to attack Iraq was made. They were destroyed or moved to Syria before the attack.

War is not about laws. The basis of our attack on Iraq was that Saddam had violated the ceasefire that was signed at the end of the first war we fought against him.

A 20 page thread called "Kelly files" with no Kelly picksherz.

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