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TODAY is the day! Off with a 16 WJ Jefferey, a good dog and good friends. Breakfast at the Catholic Church, Bean and Cornbread Lunch at the senior center, and a Nut Fry at the High School supper. Maybe shoot some roosters between meals.
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Similar here in Downs but I'm going to dispatch those ditch parrots w/ a Buhag.
Cheers,
Raimey rse
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I guess you got tired of tacos....
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Wishing you better luck than we had in Iowa for the opener. Unseasonably warm weather; still quite a bit of corn to be combined. I found none in the fencelines and a small CRP patch around my place. Found several in a ditch on a dead end road. One rooster held for a point.
Have a new place to explore today. Cooler weather, corn recently combined.
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I guess you got tired of tacos.... I'd guess the Mexicans are hoping we'll build the wall to keep him from going back there jOe.
The NRA has proven itself unreliable and corrupt. Period.
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Good luck out there Chuck! Sounds like it should be a banner year. Lets get together before it is all over and shoot a few together once again.
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Great pic Drew.....I especially like the leather jacket and the neck tie. a very interesting choice of gear.
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Looks like a great late 1930's group- sort of a stew of: Ted Kercher and Clyde Hewitt- John Hewitt's Dad and Grandather- Clyde was mentioned in John GSJ great story 1977 Fall ed. "There's Always Tomorrow" with a mix of Sun Valley Idaho with Hemingway and area farmer Tom Gooding, except for the dude in the leather jacket- Charles Starkweather hits the ields for pheasants, or perhaps back to KS-- the characters portrayed in Capote's book "In Cold Blood"-- Where are the well-worn M12's and M97's though?
"The field is the touchstone of the man"..
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