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Bert and Dave It is my fourth time trying to post on this tread. I could be interested in both of those events;Schnapps and Alaska trip. If you guys are looking for company let me know. Yves
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Yves, I have the Motel booked for January you are more than welcome to join us, Alaska will have to wait till 2013, save your $100.00 bills!!! Posts: 738 | From: Alberta, Canada | Registered: Jan 2006
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Bert, Ok for Alaska I will start saving. But the Motel for January? Do you have more details? it make me a little nervous. Especially if there is schnaps involve..... Yves
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Hey, Yves you're the one looking for company, so what kind of Schnapps are you looking for, Peppermint maybe?? Just let me know, Posts: 738 | From: Alberta, Canada | Registered: Jan 2006
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Sweet buck! That funky looking G3 is cool. Terry you should bring em to the show in the Hat for a first hand look.
Boys there will be a bar at the event what type of schnapps shall I have on hand?
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Terry, Nice buck. Well done, what stand did you get it at. Bert@ Al Now I get it as to where the schnapps will be consume at. I dont think I will make that event. But Bert like Peppermint...... Yves Posts: 107 | From: St Albert, Alberta Canada | Registered: Jun 2008
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Thanks guy's. I had ripped up my back a day before. Went to the bone cruncher and got dropped off at home. Treestand was out of the question and I was pouting on the couch, late November and I could barely walk, sit or stand. -25, sunny with a wind out of the south, the perfect recipe for the travel route behind the house. A half hour later I was off the couch and dressed, black Carhartt bibs and some KOM, my longbow, a lawnchair in the willows and tried to get comfortable. This buck walked in front of me less than 5 minutes later, you need to take what the hunting God's give you and I was fortunate in that regard. He was close enough that even I couldn't mess it up. 20-25 yards, maybe 40 yard recovery. Terry
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broadside, looking straight away from me, looking out into the slough and into the wind. I was sitting in some willows, way too simple and proves that I usually over analyze every set up. It was actually perfect, no time for the area to become scent contaminated, he was providing all the sound cover for me, he was busy raking trees as I set up. I stumbled into the entire situation totally unaware of anything. I was just going to sit outside, nothing more. I took my bow just because.... Terry
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