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Greenhead22 wrote:I'm a greenhead killing machine, and the #22 was my jersey number through all my playing ball days.

If you want to talk about your dillusions i'm here for you.Seriously

BIG TIMBER wrote:Big Timber= Ask most of the women from Jackson to Natchez, and a few from Memphis, they will tell you!!

that aint what hannah said

Double R, my initials. Fraternity brother started saying double r. The 2 is because lost password and this is second account.

curlytail wrote:

That is what my great-uncle called drake mallards. I was with him, my father and uncle when I killed my first greenhead. Therefore he started calling me curlytail.

Actually, I was always under the impression that all the ladies there at the bank called you that in reference to the curly ends on your mullet.

I figured "turd-cutter" wasnt the best screen name..........

Big White Willow Break Cup ........came a little late

I am an ALCOHOLIC but I figured there would be to many holyer than thous rolling with an intervention for me.

DUCKAHOLIC sounded the best for a duck board.............and it is without a doubt the coolest name on here.................maybe I should have gone with HAUGHTY

favorite movie

I needed a quick name for another forum and used that. already have enough user names and passwords, so I just used that one again for this site.

the name of my choc lab

My senior year of high school, We were on this big squirrel hunt in the swamp. I went out that evening an ran into a tree full of coons. Well needless to say I came back with a boat full of coons and one of the older guys that was there started calling me coonman. It has stuck with me every since.

Because I is one... RedHead that is... I have kilt a couple too

My sarcastic booty friends started calling me that when i got up 320 lb's. I'm not as big now but the name stuck

Because its what I do...one day at a time

I from Yazoo and like to kill a few ducks every now and then...

Rockbottom is the name of a 100 acre piece of land in taylorsville that my uncle and two of his friends bought along time ago. Ive been going there since i was 2 years old and its were I learned from my father alot about the outdoors......Hunting, fishing, canoeing and camping. Alot of good memories there.

psychologist for Duckhunters......busier in the summer months, lot of depression.....hunting season i treat a lot of premature shootalation, Boat envy,ejectile dysfuntion,duck camp break ups,and post traumatic syndrome from El Camino Crew encounters...........starting a new support group for Wives of duckhunters

Todo, well, its me nickname.