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DD,

I drive a fair amount of steel,in a fair amount of shapes,styles,sizes and metallurgy. Never was one to wonder abnout things and was always quick to get gear that piqued my curiousity headed my way,if only in the interest of R&D extrapolations. Noticed many many moons ago,that not all goods is equal or even close and all them miles of hands on acclimation,tend to rate some wares more than a few notches above others if only by default.

The Chinkwanese Manufacturing trend is both old news and a constant,thus my affinity to procure backups and I've more than a few Makes/Models in both Domestic and Imported versions. I've never given a schit where something is made,though I do assuredly care muchly in regards to pattern profiling,it's grind,metal type and it's heat treat in regards to cutting instruments.

If only to stay the theme and to note that high carbon content never horned me up,despite my putting some serious miles/hours upon same. Funny part is,The Do-Nothing Gang will miss the entire crux,butcha' gotta remember,cardboard boxes is "daunting" to some. Laffin'!




The Pre-Production Benchmade will get 'em goin' too and it's [bleep] hilarious to fuel their Imaginations and let 'em feign a first [bleep] clue,as they practice their pretend.



'Nother transition from Scandahoovia to Chinkwanese.




Coming full circle and back to the crux,Swedish Steel certainly has no equal in some applications and the distance between it and second best is [bleep] lightyears. That constant will stump the Do-Nothing Dumbphucks too,but what don't?!!?




Otters is purty and there ain't no doubt.



Couldn't open the chainsaw link,but this is in my front yard and it's still funnier than [bleep] after years of weathering.



No telling what a guy will see,in,on or near water. Which is the main reason I'm savin' for a trip next to same,as these landlocked forays of mine is mundane.

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You'll note how GreatWapoozy is more than a lettle taken aback,that my Pooch and my Trout is both a whole bunch beeger than her "Bear". In fairness,her insecurities there(like everywhere else),is very [bleep] well founded.

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I'll hang a pic of Bait for her,if only to cheer her up and keep things on her level. Laffin'!


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Where do these Do-Nothing Dumbphucks come from?!!?






'Cub,

I dig how Stupidity isn't an Act for you and your Tutorial on Women's Work was/is a [bleep] riot!

Keep doing the best you can,with what very littkle you've got to qwork with!

Wow +P+.






GreatWapoozy,

It's fascinating [bleep] hilarity,to listen to you try and talk yourself into justifying Cub Killing. PLEASE do whatever it takes,to dupe yourself and don't forget to do so aloud and I'm groovin' on the pics of all the things you almost did,with all the wares you almost had and from all the places you've almost been.

You "hard charger" you. Laffin'!





Jeff-O,

You couldn't hit that slug with 3 shakes of a salt shaker...IF you could afford salt. let alone open the [bleep] container it comes in.

Keep hoping to swoon others with your perpetual Dumbphucktitude and unemployed Welfare ways and here's wishing you the best of luck,in your quest to make both "fashionable"!

You are simply the dumbest piece of schit brazen enough to tickle a keyboard,with her painted nails.

You go girl!

That Halbuts cheek weighted more then greatwapuuzie's cub.

Love the yard sign, classic.

Agree with your thoughts on steel. The belt cutter referenced is a Benchmade product. 4-5 years, about 60 hogs and a few deer, hasn't seen a stone yet. Have the stones to do the job, just haven't needed to. Dunno that sounds right.

Using the phone for a few, no pic tech with this. Watched some otters eating blue and stone crabs once, ate the whole thing, shells an all. Thought that impressive until I saw one take a dump later on. They don't digest the shells. Never met a man could make a living passin' crab shells. Amazing critters...

Which leupold is the polka dot kimber wearing?

Also, the bag next to the Otter is an interesting piece of gear?

DigitalDan I thought I was the only one that opened up animals with a Benchmade Rescue Hook. Good chit indeed

Yep, one's hunting and one's sitting over bait. Throw up some more of those awesome pictures, can't hardly wait.

They be high on my gotta have list. Hope I live long enough to wear the first one out.

No, sounds like you're a lyin SOB. You've invented a perpetual motion machine as well, I'll bet.

I'll let all the guys in NH and ME know we're not "hunting" this year. I'm sure that's why both states have 100% success rates.....

Come on over and give it a try without. I have a camp in a "bear rich" area. I'll also be taking odds that you never see a bear without bait.

George

Oh dear, is you callin' me out?

If the only way to kill a bear was sitting over bait, I wouldn't hunt bears. And the same goes for deer or anything else for that matter. IMO, it's in the same category as High Fence "hunting", but whatever floats your boat.

From your posts and pics your experience is easily discerned. I suspect you've a lot of experience hunting with bait and high fences so your opinion is to be highly regarded........

On topic of big fish, never been up that way to catch halibut like that. Makes my back ache thinking about it. Got harnessed up a few times with blue marlin and went to the end of it. Most never imagine a fightin' chair might put blisters on your butt...but they can. 12' 4" and 13' 6" off Chub Cay and St. Johns respectively, 50# gear.

You are certainly entitled to your opinion. I'm curious, though, how hunting bear over bait equates to "high fence" hunting. That's a huge stretch.

George

George I would bet that he couldn't kill a bear in NH or Maine over bait.

No not over bait that a guide has laid out for you, set up your own bait sites and hunt your own bear there greatpuzzeis.

You really are clueless. I enjoy how you knock on hunting, yet all you can come up with is a little cub. Your the man, yeah don't worry we all realize what a man you are.

In timber and brush the only two options are bait or dogs. Any other way if you see a bear it's going to be by accident.

Sitting over bait isn't a gimme.

I detest sitting in a stand, though I don't detest stand hunting (there is a difference). Given a choice, I would take spot-and-stalk 10/10 times and I plan to do so out of state in the near future.

That said, for the here and now it's the best option.

George

Hitting Winchell's dumpster at 0'dark-thirty takes some mad skills. You go, girl! (I can copy One-Post-Wonder too).