hoe handle
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This is a public hole? I'm far from dumb. Why can't I post how I feel. Heck the dumb ones on here are the ones raising so much cane. Heck everyone has a good hunt every now and then. I will continue to post about my good hunts! Sorry. I have done no wrong! Calling me names dont cut it niether. I have one on here that has got me going and I will deal with that when it occurs. I hope soon!
hoe handle
P.S. How many think I'm wrong for my post on Mathews Brake. Please let me know.
Thanks, hoe handle
hoe handle
P.S. How many think I'm wrong for my post on Mathews Brake. Please let me know.
Thanks, hoe handle
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YES, YOU ARE WRONG....PLEASE GET LOST!!!
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Re: hoe handle
Yes, anyone the hunts public land should know better than posting the name of the place on an internet forum, that is unless you want a 100 folks at the boat ramp this weekend.
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Re: hoe handle
You must've voted for yourself
Tell you what. Post all the pics you want of your hunts and tell us all about them, but the only people that want to hear about where your great hunts took place are the ones that are going to beat you to your hole next time you go, then shoot at you when you get close.




Tell you what. Post all the pics you want of your hunts and tell us all about them, but the only people that want to hear about where your great hunts took place are the ones that are going to beat you to your hole next time you go, then shoot at you when you get close.




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O Brother....



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HOE,
you are truely (in my opinion which does not in any way represent the opinion of MS DUCKS, MICHA, the Moderators or the other members untill they tell you it does) an idiot!
Now I am done with you!
you are truely (in my opinion which does not in any way represent the opinion of MS DUCKS, MICHA, the Moderators or the other members untill they tell you it does) an idiot!
Now I am done with you!
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I didn't see an option for "I really don't think ho hunter hunts the Brake and is just trying to piss people off"
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chopper30 wrote:I didn't see an option for "I really don't think ho hunter hunts the Brake and is just trying to piss people off"
I agree 100%
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True Story:
My dad played slow pitch softball for many years. He had a great group of characters that were pretty decent at times and funny as heck all the time. One of the guys was from Upstate New York and one of the biggest rednecks you've ever met. One night I was having a bad night. I was 0-3 with a strikeout and had dropped a few balls in the field. I was cussing mad, and proclaimed that it was the worst night you could possibly have. Junior called me over to sit next to him on the bench and explained, "It could always be worse." "How?" I asked.
He then proceeded to tell me how he was having an equally bad night. 0 for whatever at the plate, had a hole in his glove, etc. So one inning he's in the field, playing second base, and a line drive is hit his way. Trying his best to redeem himself from the bad play earlier, he is determined to catch this one. But Junior is a short fella and the ball is headed over his head. So he jumps as high as he can and reaches for the stars. It grazes his glove and continues on into right center. When Junior lands, he's facing the outfield, and thinking of how this was the worst night ever. It couldn't get any worse.
But then it did. As he turned to go cover second, he realized that in his effort to catch the line drive, he had seriously soiled himself. Once the play was over, he waddled over to the porta-potty without a sound, disposed of his underwear, cleaned himself up, and just went home without saying a word. Of course, it was plain to see, and to smell, what had happened, and everyone enjoyed a gut busting laugh over the whole event.
And Junior's moral of the story, that he was passing on to me?
It could always be worse. At leats you didn't $#!+ on yourself.
My dad played slow pitch softball for many years. He had a great group of characters that were pretty decent at times and funny as heck all the time. One of the guys was from Upstate New York and one of the biggest rednecks you've ever met. One night I was having a bad night. I was 0-3 with a strikeout and had dropped a few balls in the field. I was cussing mad, and proclaimed that it was the worst night you could possibly have. Junior called me over to sit next to him on the bench and explained, "It could always be worse." "How?" I asked.
He then proceeded to tell me how he was having an equally bad night. 0 for whatever at the plate, had a hole in his glove, etc. So one inning he's in the field, playing second base, and a line drive is hit his way. Trying his best to redeem himself from the bad play earlier, he is determined to catch this one. But Junior is a short fella and the ball is headed over his head. So he jumps as high as he can and reaches for the stars. It grazes his glove and continues on into right center. When Junior lands, he's facing the outfield, and thinking of how this was the worst night ever. It couldn't get any worse.
But then it did. As he turned to go cover second, he realized that in his effort to catch the line drive, he had seriously soiled himself. Once the play was over, he waddled over to the porta-potty without a sound, disposed of his underwear, cleaned himself up, and just went home without saying a word. Of course, it was plain to see, and to smell, what had happened, and everyone enjoyed a gut busting laugh over the whole event.
And Junior's moral of the story, that he was passing on to me?
It could always be worse. At leats you didn't $#!+ on yourself.
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Trying to change the subject before he gives away one of MY spots.
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chopper30 wrote:I didn't see an option for "I really don't think ho hunter hunts the Brake and is just trying to piss people off"
+1
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