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Way to go Buck, We the Mrs. and I got 19 between the two of us. 10 mourning, 7 collard and 2 pigeons. May try again in the AM, Then there was the feast. Season flowered the breasts and browned in goose fat. Removed and added white zin to skillet to work up the brown bits. To this added rosemary from the garden and crushed juniper berries. Brought to a boil and added the browned dove. Cover and braise/simmer for two hours. Mashed taters with sauce/gravy from doves and the very last of the BilletHead garden tomatoes, BilletHead

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Nice chief, When we got back from our dove hunt Mrs BilletHead made us a bacon and egg on English muffin. BilletHead.

Good luck you all and be safe, I think I found a place for the Mrs. and I in the AM. BilletHead

Did the pup get to them first? To heck with the quail dog. I want a lobster dog like yours or better yet, BilletHead

Stuff is always good. I will have more stuff tomorrow . No not from wally world. Our store doesn't seem to markdown like I have seen others, BilletHead

I was trying to remember that too Snagged. There was quite a long discussion about bass in Stockton showing up with broken jaws. BilletHead

Man I should of had you bring a steak back buddy. I would of traded for walleye. That is with the permission of Livie since it was her fish. Looks good, BilletHead

Fishfighter, Something to consider from what i have been told. Think about how far up you will be going if running the current or eleven point river. A 25 HP limit on the upper areas. If you talk to Fred at Current River marine he may be able to help. There above NetBoy has responded too. Good luck on your search. I love my jet , BilletHead

unbelievable, Some peoples kids. I guess when and if they are caught at each transgression the offenders should loose a finger or two without a doctor. BilletHead

Or stop stocking the copperheadedrattlemoccasin, BilletHead

Oh My gosh Glenn, This is hilarious. There is a joke in here and I am going to say it before anyone else. Could you have instead tied your lips together so we did not have to listen to you at times? Yes I have done some stupid things. Not with fishing line. I have to tell you my dumb arse moment. Coming back from an archery shoot many moons ago I was riding In the back seat I was messing with my arrows. I had won a dozen field points. I was changing the points on my arrows. One I could not unscrew. So in my wisdom I put the point in my mouth bit down on it tight and tried to unscrew. CHIP went the tooth, what an idiot and right now I roll my tongue on that tooth and am reminded of my dumb arse moment. Oh I have more stories but the dumb Arse ones are becoming less and less . Glad you had a wittiness and help to untie yourself, BilletHead

Grunions in California, I did not do this but it was and is still a big deal. To keep this on track Duane paint a grunion jerk bait, BilletHead

Harry if i remember right there was a big auction company that auctioned it all off. Don't quote me on that I just remember guys talking about going. I am sure it would of been way out of my budget. Carl was a neat guy. One year myself, my cousin and a good friend were planning a bow hunt for elk in Montana. My cousin had it planned on two areas. One around Fort Peck reservoir. The other in the Yellowstone valley north of the park. If we went to Fort Peck Carl was going to let us use his pontoon boat. Take it up there and camp on the boat and use it to work the lake edges and hunt out of it like a base camp. We opted to all buy horses and go to the Yellowstone valley. Man this thread brings back some memories and we got it sidetracked. To bring it back I got a fly by while riding my horse. Really did, BilletHead

Was in there once bit don't remember much, BilletHead

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Nice that barn roof was in trouble too , BilletHead

That actually sounds pretty good. How big a shoulder? So reading this you did not brown or sear the meat after the sous vide bath? Thanks, BilletHead

I kind of thought that too Fozzy but not knowing for sure I did not say anything, BilletHead

Do you have micro stringer for a micro fish? Maybe keep them in the photograph ziplock bags. I think you should supply Duane with your micro pictures for study. I am in on the sculpin fish fry BTW, BilletHead

Yes Quite a place fellows and you remember as I do. Carl provided our local archery hunting club a place to gather make a range and shoot. We drew crowds from all over. "The Chigger Digger Bowhunters" We would Then fill the plastic feed sacks with heavy soil and stack them flat four to five deep. We hauled those full sacks all through the timber and quite a course. We built our own 3D targets and suspended them in front of the backstops. Before that I shot in a trap league on Carl's trap range. Carl moved the shop to Eldorado Springs and he passed. His Son Terry ran it until he passed from cancer. Then Terry's wife Terri sold the shop. Not sure if she is still around or not. It never was the shop it was in the country but more of a museum. I bought many a rifle and shotgun plus three handguns from the old shop plus endless reloading supplies. Oh the good old days , BilletHead

My first line foreman was Don Stukesberry. When we had a storm and had to change a transformer in a two or three pot transformer station. We never had anyone respond to the outage but could hear the automatic generator running. These were not person manned silos but in a area around one manned station. Terrierman knows the manned station right on 54 where you turned South to Carls Gun Shop. So as we were changing the bad transformer Myself on the pole and my fellow lineman in the bucket good old Don would be throwing rocks at everything he could to see if it would trigger some kind of sensor and a response. He would laugh and say if they show up I will get in the truck and let them get you guys. I know of only one serviceman who was the first one on the scene to try the bank before calling the crew for a bad transformer who had an armored vehicle with armed solders show up. They did confront him Said it was quite a deal! I remember on our secondary lettered blacktop there was a whole tribe that showed up. The semi had a trailed backed up to the open silo and it would tilt straight up like an erect giant closed dump truck either taking a missile out or putting one back in. it was quite a thing to see. There were armed men all around and at the gravel driveway right at the highway entrance. Spooky really. When they were all decommissioned it was a very big deal. I cannot remember if they were actually imploded or just filled with gravel but there were guys from other nations to witness the process so nothing was hidden. Big news in rural BilletHeadVille. Now all that is left are the fences barbed wire top and all. The Farmers not store big bales of hay in there. Like Rick said "Good Times", BilletHead

Picture 2 is a bomber and 3 is a hellbender, BilletHead

Oh My John, You wouldn't even be able to recognize either one of them if and when you get back. We will have then eating deer heart tar-tar before the heart even gets cold. The booming problem non native flora and fauna will be eradicated. Jeremiah will be able to shoot the eyes out of a squirrel at 100 paces with the air gun. There will be a restrictive limit put on sculpins when we show folks just how good they are to eat and pressure can. He will be knapping Folsom points blindfolded with one arm ties behind his back. Jackie will have starred in her first feature film and won an Oscar. You will not have to worry about them while you are gone. They grow up fast don't they? BilletHead P.S. He will also of caught all of the native cutthroat in native waters of the West

Glad you filled the spot DJ, Hope you guys have tight lines all morning! May your wallet be full so you can buy you a Doty original , BilletHead