Posted on 11/15/2006 3:39:17 PM PST by FLOutdoorsman
I caught one of your C2C threads & wondered if you went in for that kinda thing.
Around here, if you steal a deer from a hunters pick-up, you can count on being shot.
Was he partaking of the fruit of the vine?
Tell Michael Moore to leave those poor Wisconsin folks alone!
Could be Butch Reno taking a leak. Is she scheduled to speak in Racine?
The ancient native americans believed so much in Bigfoot, or as they called him 'Sasquach," they even named a Canadian province after him, Sasquachawan. ;-)
I Still say it's my brother-in-law.
LOL. I love it.
A bunch of anthropoligists were nosing around an Indian reservation when an Indian found them. "What are you hunting for?" he asked. "Sasquatch." a Dr. said. "What is that?" the Indian asked? "You know. A big, hairy smelly old thing." was the answer. "OHHHH, you mean squaw snatch." he was told. (Gee, I just had to do it.) Sorry.
Last I heard, she(?) was going to cruise(troll) around Florida in her red pickup truck. Meeting(pickin up young wymyn) other like-minded citizens(dykes).
* Quick Time needed
I was making a joke, I know you all know what a whitetail looks like. We down here in abandoned coal mine country think a 200 pound deer is huge.
Down here camo and guns go together, and bows, muzzleloaders, etc.
Tennessee has a small reintroduction project. Right across the state line from me, in Kentucky, they have a BIG reintroduction project. I'm sitting right here in between the two, in traveling distance for the elk.
If I ever see any bigfoot looking animals around here I'll blame it on the moonshine (snicker), but it will probably be a wandering elk or a bear, since we have these too.
Good stuff. Worth the drive!
http://www.virginiamoonshine.com/
Leaning on a tree? Smoking a cig? Baad Bigfoot!
Thats the famous one from Florida.
I know & I was throwing one back atcha. :o} I'd think it more likely to be a llama than a deer, cuz seeing them running around free is still very rare.
Down here camo and guns go together, and bows, muzzleloaders, etc.
Some use a bright orange camo for both bow & gun/rifle seasons, but a lot of others have different outfits for each. Early bow season starts early enough where they can be dealing with much warmer weather than gun season. I don't think we have a season for muzzleloaders, though there may be one for handguns, but I'm not sure, cuz I don't know anyone that hunts with them.
Yeah, that's the Skunk Ape from Collier County.
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