Stringing Decoys, a tale not an instructional

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Postby jacksbuddy » Mon Oct 01, 2007 11:35 am

Thank you very much, Mr. Ramsey. That very enjoyable and touching story just made my day, and I appreciate it.
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Postby JJ McGuire » Mon Oct 01, 2007 11:54 am

Thanks, a good read.
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Postby torch » Mon Oct 01, 2007 12:06 pm

Jacksbuddy, his dad having libations while telling stories reminds me of your dad. I'm going to tell it.

Your dad and I decided to have an evening gentlemans hunt on your farm. I worked in the ducks and we took turns. Your dad killed a hen and I laughed. The next in I dropped 3 greenheads and he just shook his head and said I was young once.

Next group in your dad drops a hen and a drake. I told him nice shot. Next I drop a drake.

The hunt lasted about 40 minutes and afterwards your Dad asked if I would care for a "light liabation". Me growing up in the country did not have the foggiest idea of what he was asking.

I told him I might if it did'nt require me taking off my pants.

Your dad looked at me oddly and just fell out laughing and said Torch would you care for a drink.

One of my many hunts with your dad that I have enjoyed.
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Postby jacksbuddy » Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:03 pm

I've heard that story - - with embellishments. :shock: Get him to tell you about Benoit, and you might just get yourself another toddy or two. 8)
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Postby tupe » Tue Oct 02, 2007 12:46 am

Torch,

Thats is EXACTLY the kind of stories we shared year after year around the hearth. Thanks, I might have to use that line sometime.

We all have great stories like this. Maybe I will reopen my owm virtual firseside story tellers lounge? Got to wait and see if this job pans out first, might be a confict of interests? But I migh be able to work something out even so.

Thanks everyone for your comments and stories.

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Postby Marenisco » Tue Oct 02, 2007 9:22 am

Wonderful story. Match it with others and some of your photos and I'd buy the book for sure.

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