Well let's see ( read original post carefully and enjoy the ride )

[Roy from Pa]

Whad ya do Carp, cut yerself?

 

[Terry Green]

Tedd at Raptor is NOT out of business!!!!

[Doug S]

  Since this thread is about hauling deer. Seeing that Elkamino  hauling that little spike Bull, makes me wonder what other vehicles you have hauled your deer out with?  I once put one on top of my old conversion van and drove through Chicago. Didn't think anything of it till 2 young ladies pulled up beside me and made faces. Might have been the tongue. not sure.

[1Arrow1Kill]

That is one heck of a large decoy.  I generally don't use decoys, unless they are alive and moving close to my hide.  Why do some hunters place their decoys so close to the pine tree they're hunting in?  I would prefer oak trees when decoying, but never have used a stuffed decoy.  Hows 'bout y'all?

[evgb127]

So if I am understanding this thread correctly, a red broadhead will give me extreme FOC but only if I am using an ILF ASL and the broadhead is right wing single bevel. Thanks guys! 

[Carpdaddy]

I’m gonna havta chew on this one fur a while! 

[Silent footed]

  Since this thread is about hauling deer. Seeing that Elkamino  hauling that little spike Bull, makes me wonder what other vehicles you have hauled your deer out with?  I once put one on top of my old conversion van and drove through Chicago. Didn't think anything of it till 2 young ladies pulled up beside me and made faces. Might have been the tongue. not sure.

When they stick their tongue out it means they want to kiss you. So you were good...

[Carpdaddy]

Whad ya do Carp, cut yerself?

 

 
Yep, a few times, but the red in my picture was berries on Ginseng. Remember to pay attention to pictures. Was that what the original post was about? 

[1Arrow1Kill]

As the Michigan Ginseng Association President, I can tell you that . . . Ginseng is good for you, but you don't have to cook it. You can also eat the root raw. Many people use only the ginseng root for tea, with is purported to relieve stress, maintain stamina, increase focus and boost immunity. ... It's also safe to eat raw the red berries, which are said to be mildly tart but rather flavorless.

Okay, Okay . . . I found this information on a Google Search and have never been the president of anything, but I sounded like a 'know-it-all' for a second there, didn't I?  (No comment from Roy Boy from Pa needed)

[Roy from Pa]

You can also eat the root raw.

I'll not say anything to a guy who eats raw root:)

 

[1Arrow1Kill]

C'mon Roy.  Paying attention and not being a know-it-all is the dual theme of Pine's original post.  My statement was clearly, "YOU can also eat the root raw", not "I can also eat the root raw".   Does I need to keep schooling ya alls the time? 

[Roy from Pa]

I finished 10th out of 11 kids when I graduated kinder garden college.

So I am not the dumbest rock in the box:)

[1Arrow1Kill]

WOW Roy . . .Ya Gradiated?  Kinder Garden College?  Congraduations!  Kinder Garden was the toughest 3 years of my life . . .

But, 10th out of 11 . . . like my friend Ricky Bobby always says, "If ya ain't first, yer last!"

[Carpdaddy]

Well my quivers bout full! 

[Roy from Pa]

That picture don't count, we wanna see what colors the broadheads are.....

[Carpdaddy]

  

[Roy from Pa]

 

[Carpdaddy]

If my quiver were pink would you have approved? 

[1Arrow1Kill]

Not that I go around checking such things out, but you, Carpdaddy have a really small quiver.   

[Carpdaddy]

Not that I go around checking such things out, but you, Carpdaddy have a really small quiver.   

  :dunno:But I made it bigger! Now it holds five arrows.