I need to check out... See you in the morning 
Night shift check in
Cargo Master
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Murphysboro, IL
I got's to get boys, though I think I'm the last one here anyway. I have an important meeting today with my dad, an old friend of his, three Brittany's, a Benelli Legacy 20 gague, a Browning Citori 12 gauge and my Beretta 391 20 gauge and a lot of farm ground. The only way this is ford Truck related is we are taking my 2004 F-150 part of the way, meeting with dad, hopping in his Explorer and going to the appointment. Wish us luck, I will report the findings at approx. 23xx tonight.
See yall later.
See yall later.
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Homeward Bound
Originally Posted by rywegh
thats not to shabby of schedule there fang. mine is s,m,t, alternating sat. then whatever else Iwant to work as OT.
Happy holidays to you and yours,
fang180
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From: TEXAS!!!!!!!!!!!!
i'm here, not sure for how long though
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Franklin, GA
Evening folks. Actually troll around here most every night till around two AM. Should have chimed in on the night shift a long time ago. Been outta work for a while and got to where I spend my evenings (early mornings) on here to keep from going out of my gourd with bordom!
See ya tomorrow! (Some Floyd would sound good 'bout now)
See ya tomorrow! (Some Floyd would sound good 'bout now)
Post Fiend
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: nebraska
Hey guys 150ford checking in here. Nice thread you have here. Ive lurked on here for several nights. Thought I would chime in. I noticed drewcoolness just had a birthday. Turned 19 if I figured my math right. Congrats man. I remember when I was 19. A fun time it was and also a challenging one facing the challenges off the big world. Im a farmer myself. JUst happen to wake up now and probably go back to sleep after awhile. Hey birdhunter I notice your from Illinois hows the weather there. Weve had fog like for 3 nights in a row. Cloudy like it seems forever. Hopefully will see the sun tomorrow.
Cargo Master
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Murphysboro, IL
I've had better days lets put it that way. I did shoot 100% but it was still not the best day. The three W's were against us for starters (wind, wet, and warm) and the dogs (2 of three) were a bit unruly to say the least and 1 of those 2 did a big NO NO, she ate my quail. Just the other day I was thinking she is probably one of the better retrieving bird dogs of the bunch, in three years of hunting I have lost 1 bird. I've never had a dog eat a bird before, at leat not one of mine, and today she decided to do this. I think part of the blame lies in me though, I thougt little Mr. Quail was a bit further away than he was when I shot and lets just say there were a lot of feathers falling ot of the sky. When birds are shot to bits like that dogs do have more of a tendency to eat them, but i have never had one do it before.
Like I said I have had better days in the field.
Like I said I have had better days in the field.
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From: Fairbanks, Alaska
Originally Posted by 150ford
I noticed drewcoolness just had a birthday. Turned 19 if I figured my math right. Congrats man. I remember when I was 19.
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From: Fairbanks, Alaska
Well just remember the old saying BH: "The worse day hunting is better than the best day working"!
Least you got out of the "office" and got some fresh air through your system! And I thought the wind and wet were part of the game!
Least you got out of the "office" and got some fresh air through your system! And I thought the wind and wet were part of the game!