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You bet they match,youse gots to be "stealthy" and "incognito."

Brother took that pic,new camera and all that.

Id have to shoot blue guns if I wanted them to match my pants...I often hunt in the dreaded and deadly blue jeans....

" Danger" is my middle name.....

"Deadly blue jeans" no wonder you shoot "dinks."

Elk and deer shiver in......











Laughter at the mention of my name.

Ungulates the world over tremble at the mere mention of my name...




Sorry Stick about another big word...I truly don't want you to put me on Imagined Pretend Ignore, my psyche couldn't handle it.... ( And I would lose fully half of my readership...)

Really,WOW,are you on the "Most wanted" list of the ungulates?

More like " The Most Dreaded" list.....


Especially if my name, like Bell's, is mentioned in conjunction with a 7x57........

Ingwe WOW! your name is Walter Ingwe Grand Poobah.

Blue jeans and the 7x57 equal no chance for success. The deer will see the blue and be so far away the 7x57 will bounce off.All you have to do is ask JeffO

Any of you guys that know What the 'D.M." in W.D.M. Bell stands for get extra Poobah Bonus Points....!

The jeans DO scare deer, and as Steelhead once so succinctly put it, "they are scared schittless of the sky"

Dalrymple Maitland.

You took too long.....you googled it up. Bonus Points denied.

Dalrymple Maitland is a family name?

I dunno. I presume so.

No google required,looked in the book by Peter Hathway Capstick "Death in Silent Places" for the proper spelling of his name.

Half points awarded for actually having a book in this day and age...

If you tell me you looked it up on an Ebook, Ill have to kill you....

What did Bell do during WWI?

At first his squadron flew B.E.2.C's and Henri Farman fighters.After he did loops and spins he was grounded,the first to be grounded in the East African campaign. He applied for ground intelligence and was a scout until he was allowed to set up his own "private air force" with permission from General Smuts.

This is from the book "Death in Silent Places" by Peter Hathaway Capstick.

Boxer,

I'd love to be a fly on the wall the first time some sorry [bleep] tries to impress your daughter with all their outdoors "knowledge." Congrats on bear number 5 billion.

raghorn pointed me in the right direction, if anybody else is interested. Once I get this I will be on my way to Bluritude of the Year Award.

http://www.cameralandny.com/optics/nikon.pl?page=nikon6926

EVAH!


Travis

This thread is worthless without more pics of scantily clad big breasted womens. Well not entirely worthless, my sides hurt from giggling like a school girl.



Way cool! I have been looking at the "digi-scope adapters" at Cabelas, but theirs will not accommodate the size of my lens. Might be a double entendre in there.

This one looks versatile enough to manage my Fuji SH-20 in combination with my Burris Landmark 20-60x70 spotter. Then I could take crappy photos of little things at great distance.

Even if I could afford 'Sticks toys, I have no illusion that I could match his skill with a camera. Those print quality wildlife portraits leave me in awe.