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Irish suspects feature prominently on Dubai Most Wanted list
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Located in Essex County, Irvington, NJ, is conveniently stationed along the Elizabeth River. This township had a population of 53,926 residents in 2010, the U.S. Census Bureau reports. Additionally, Irvington has an average household size of 2.66 people and an average family size of 3.33 people.
The Irvington apartments for rent come in a variety of designs and styles, so it's likely you'll be able to find a comfortable place to live in this township. Irvington is located about 16 miles west of New York City, 55 miles northeast of Trenton, 85 miles northeast of Philadelphia and 240 miles south of Boston.
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The song "Camptown Races" holds a place in the Irvington history books, as the area was originally known as Camptown. In 1852, a community broke off from the Clinton Township and changed the name to Irvington in honor of American author Washington Irving. Irvington was officially incorporated as a town in 1898.
The township's population grew during the 20th century, especially during the Newark riots in 1967. Many Newark residents sought refuge in Irvington, which is less than four miles east of the township.
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The Irvington Springfield Avenue Business Improvement District contains a variety of Irvington businesses, along with many from the surrounding area. This group offers financial benefits to its members, including a reduced sales tax rate for businesses when they make purchases. The district features 50 clothing stores, 11 jewelry shops, five electronics stores, five drug stores and more that serve the Irvington community.
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The Branch Brook Park, located minutes from Irvington, is an exciting place for visitors. It was the first county park to be opened for public use in the United States and much of the area was restored during the 2000s. Landmarks such as the Ballantine Gateway and Meeker Mound Pavilion offer visitors a look into history and provide the backdrop to this one-of-a-kind, 360-acre park.
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Thanksgiving Day is a day for everyone to thank God for His many blessings, but how many took the few minutes it will take to say Grace before they dive into the feast before them this year? How many will remember to thank Him for the clothes on their backs, the shoes on their feet, the warm bed that they sleep in at night? In spite of our shaky economy, we are blessed.
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Here is the basic design idea. The header is 645 x 150. How should I approach getting this design to work.
Any idea or suggestions would be great.
If you care, I found a solution over at Web Design Wall.
PonyackChris has a simpler one I don't know if you came accross it
http://css-tricks.com/new-screencast-three-state-menu/Hey Jonz,
Thanks for the link. I did not see that tutorial. I like the simplicity of Chris's menu but the tutorial on Web Design Wall deals with positioning of the button which is crucial for my design to work.
Overall, two very cool tuts
Thanks for the reply
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Good is good. It's a simple adage, but one that's especially true when it comes to music. Genre and predetermined preferences should be secondary if you're truly interested in having your ears entertained, challenged, and enriched.
Which, my friends, brings us to a true labor of love that's being released today, March 22: Tommy Shaw's The Great Divide — an unabashed bluegrass album of the highest order that will grow on you with each successive listen.
You may know Shaw from his ongoing tenure in Styx, but The Great Divide is truly the first time his native Montgomery, Alabama blood has come through so unfiltered on wax. (Yes, I said "wax" — more on that shortly.)
I first heard early mixes of most of Divide about a year ago at Tommy's home studio in Southern California, and was immediately struck by the honesty, emotion, and the recording's generally relaxed, natural sound and feel. (Good is good, remember...)
I'm especially partial to the organic nature of songs like "The Next Right Thing," "Cavalry," "Sawmill," and the title track, but my favorite Divide song remains "Give 'Em Hell Harry," a semi-biographical spoken-word treatise on Harry Truman that was inspired by David McCullough's best-selling book, Truman. "Harry" was an instant classic the first time I heard it. The song has depth, range, humor, vocal character, sweet fiddle accompaniment — and it has a bit of history mixed in there too, doggone it. It's a fabulous track, case closed. (You can listen to, purchase, and download Divide tracks from Tommy's site.)
Naturally, I asked Tommy to share some background as to why The Great Divide would appeal to the discerning S+V audience, and—in his own words—here's what he told me. (Hint: A good bit of it has to do with vinyl, sweet vinyl…)
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back in 87 found out that broadheads need to weigh the same as fieldpoints. lol
back in 87 found out that broadheads need to weigh the same as fieldpoints. lol
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I use to "shoot" a mathews fx, I love to shoot, been shooting since I was a kid, off and on, between deploying and PCSing, never really got the chance to hunt. PCSed to Maryland this past sept, hunted public land and saw some deer that I wasn't comfortable shooting at due to distance, decided to up-grade, bought an Envy this past october, joined AT and EAF, I have learned a lot in a quick time, enough to tear down the Envy and re-finish it with minimal help from forum members. MAN let me tell you I am definitely hooked on Archery, not just "shooting". Flat out hooked!!! Won an Answer in a raffle and can't wait till it gets here, been browsing the classifieds, can't help it, i feel the need for ANOTHER Elite, but not before I get something for my 14yr old son, he cant stand not having an Elite!!
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Probably when I took my first buck with a bow and then taking a P & Y Pronghorn. The all time best feeling I've ever had hunting was when my son took his first multi-antlered whitetail buck and I was in the blind with him. I will never forget that feeling.
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Probably when I shot my P/Y elk in AZ. My dad and I had met up for lunch in the field and were cow calling to a bull that had been bugling. He stepped into the clearing @ 55 yds and my dad refused to shoot him. He said he was too far. Elk started getting spooky and I begged him to shoot but he refused and told me I better shoot him if I was gonna cuz he was about to bolt. I shot him and we recovered him a few hundred yards later...335'ish P/Y...later that week in camp my Dad won $20 and camp chores off of me when he beat me shooting @ 50 yds. I told him I thought you couldn't shoot @ 50 yds...he said I didn't say I couldn't, I said I didn't want to...
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For me it was this guy in 07, getting him on scouting cam earlier then harvesting him with my Energy about a week later. Watched him for a hour and a half before getting a shot and then having to draw with 6 deer around me, a dream hunt for me and the reason I exclusively bow hunt. I shot him early Nov and would have typically had my muzzleloader but got tired of saying to myself "if I had my bow I'd shoot that one", so finally decided to bowhunt all year and came away with this one.
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Funny, the first deer I got with a bow was a big doe. I remember every single little detail about that kill. From the deer coming down trail, from the spot picked, to the arrow flight, to the blood spraying, to knees shaking, to trailing and on and on. I can't say that about all the deer since. I was hooked from the moment that arrow entered the deer.
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20 + years ago, fighting the orange army in upstate Pa. , 2nd year in a row, sitting on my lucky stump, guys chased buck past me which I pratically had to shoot in self-defence. Got home and wife said looked like bambi with chopsticks on its head , we get bigger deer in yard. Got a doe tag and went out hunting by home and saw more and bigger bucks then ever before. Never really heard of hunting in the burbs back then. The next October I skipped beer camp and hunted by home. I passed up a buck for the first time, that was never heard of by anyone I ever hunted with. I ended up getting a buck bigger than anything I had ever seen when gun hunting and was hooked. I haven't shot a gun since, passed up trips to Wyoming with dad and brothers because they said I'd have to go with gun and go plenty of years without getting a buck. For me its more fun hunting with a bow and passing then hunting with a gun and killing.
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Very limited bowhunting experience for me. Last year was my first year with a bow. Most defining moment (s) so far would be my two misses this turkey season. My first two bow shots at living animals. I now know for a fact it's not easy to poke holes in living animals with skinny pipes. Next chance will e my second archery elk season here in CO. Practicing every day from April to August.
For me,it was the first time in a tree with a bow and realizing just how close I could get to a deer. I was totally amazed at myself.
Fooling deer in their living rooms was a rush the first time, and still is.
That may be the event that got me addicted to archery.
Even if I don't draw my bow, I know I've won the battle.
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Kimbo Slice is a 32 year-old Miami, Florida based underground boxer and street fighter. He has appeared in three full length bare-knuckle fights available through the internet and P2P file-sharing networks. Kimbo Slice is a crazy fuckin fighter
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A hugely overrated fighter who earned his fame by fighting guys on the street who had little or no fighting skill whatsoever. Kimbo "Kevin Ferguson" Slice made an attempt to start a career in MMA in 2007, getting basically a free ride to the top, starring in the main events of giant MMA promotions against, at best, mediocre fighters. more...
Kimbo's last "street fight" and only lose took place in a gym against Massachusetts police officer Sean Gannon. Kimbo fans made excuses for Kimbo's loss, claiming Gannon used illegal tactics during the fight, which was a street fight where no rules were stated to begin with. The fight got enough press that Gannon was offered a one fight contract in the UFC against Brandon Lee Hinkle. Gannon was thoroughly dominated and embarrassed during the first round of the fight, and lost via technical knock-out due to strikes. Hinkle was then later released from the UFC after losing his next two fights in a row. This raised serious questions about the actual fighting skill of Slice. Kimbo was signed in 2007 by the new MMA promotion EliteXC. After accumulating a record of 3-0 by beating bottom of the barrel fighters like Bo Cantrell and Tank Abbott, Kimbo was supposed to face Ken Shamrock October 4th, 2008. Shamrock was on a five fight losing streak, and sadly was probably Kimbo's biggest test yet. Shamrock was forced to withdraw due to injury (cu... |
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One frightening motherfucker! I aint fighting kimbo slice. that shit aint even fair.
4. | Kimbo Slice | ||
someone who gets knocked the fuck out 14 seconds into a round, after everyone saying he's the greatest fighter in the history of ever... guess not. Person 1: Did you see that dood that always talks shit get his ass kicked the other day?
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Kimbo Slice (born 1976) is a Miami, Florida-based underground fighter. He has appeared in several bare-knuckle fights which have spread primarily on the Internet.
lice has also worked as a bodyguard for the pornographic VIP and MILF Hunter productions.1 Rolling Stone magazine has stated his age at 30 (in 2006) and called Slice "The King of the Web Brawlers". This entry is an updated version of the previous one I submitted. Kimbo Slice is one crazy street fighter, I wouldn't thump with him.
6. | kimbo slice | ||
queer whom everyone thought was the best fighter in the world until October 4, 2008 when he got his ass kicked to a guy with pink hair who was about half his size in 8 seconds. And after he fights he tries to apologize to his audience and cries. You almost just got beat as fast as Kimbo Slice.
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Big, dumb gorill'er, possibly of the silverback species, that fights against men in MMA. Between matches it is kept in a cage and fed bananas. It is theorized it may be the missing link between man and ape. Back in more ignorant times, it was thought that women would be raped by silverback gorillas, known as kimbo slice, in the wild, but thanks to Jane Goodell, we know that chimps named Chris Brown smacking a bitch is the only simian threat.


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We'll then drive to nearby Radix Farm, founded three years ago by Kristin Carbone, a graduate of Future Harvest CASA's Beginner Farmer Training Program who also spent four years apprenticing at Clagett Farm. Kristin operates a small CSA and sells produce at farmers markets and to restaurants in the Washington, DC area. Those who are interested in bringing a dish for a potluck supper to follow the tours, please sign up for the potluck as well. Space for the potluck is limited! June 28 Starting an Organic Fruit Tree Orchard: Using Traditional and Innovative Practices to Build Success Thursday, June 28, 10 am - 4 pm The owners of Apple Tree Vineyard and Farm, Mike, Jim and Donna Travis, began their apple and peach orchard with careful site selection. To maximize the potential for high yields of quality fruit, the trees are trained to the latest apple and peach tree training systems using high density planting. Setting a goal of becoming certified organic also meant they had to learn techniques like how to fence out deer without using treated posts and how to use beneficial insects and natural materials to control pests. Their first certified organic fruit will be produced this season on three-year-old apple and peach trees. The Travises established Apple Tree Vineyard and Farm, LLC in 2008. Their goal was to grow organic tree fruit crops on their farm and produce high quality wine grapes on a leased 10-acre vineyard near the farm. Prior to starting the farm, presenter Jim Travis worked for Penn State Extension for 29 years specializing in the management of fruit crop diseases. Come learn from the Travises' experience and begin an organic fruit tree orchard on your farm or property. Participants will take away an understanding of goal setting, site selection, variety selection, training and trellis systems and basic organic fruit tree production techniques. 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Susan is a "natural" veterinarian in every sense of the word, and has worked closely with some of the leading grass-based farmers, dairymen and breeders in the country. This trip is a guaranteed great learning opportunity! JUNE 13 * THIS WORKSHOP HAS BEEN CANCELLED * FARMERS: Increase Your Farmers Market Revenue with WIC FVC and FMNP Crossroads Farmers Market, 7676 New Hampshire Avenue, Takoma Park, MD Save the date for this informative session for farmers on the nuts and bolts of accepting federal nutrition benefits at the farmers markets. In addition to observing transactions involving electronic benefits transfer (EBT), WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) vouchers and WIC Fruit and Vegetable Checks (FVC), the workshop will include the required training for farmers to be certified to accept WIC FMNP and FVC at their market stands. 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Brownfields Redevelopment and Local Agriculture Reusing Potentially Contaminated Landscapes: Growing Gardens in Urban Soils Industrial Properties Renewed Through Agriculture Presentation handout from Katie Dix Part IV: Starting a New Farm in a Baltimore Neighborhood Listen to farmers and community leaders describe some of the joys and challenges of building a new urban farm. Also learn more about the city's food deserts and what that means for urban farms. Learn about how to get your neighbors excited and involved while addressing concerns that may arise. Recordings: Center for a Livable Future/Food System Mapping Project APRIL 11 Check Out Recordings from Part I here! Beginner Farmer Training - Urban Workshop Series City Laws and Resources/Marketing Baltimore's Urban Farms Wednesday, April 11, 6 pm - 9 pm Future Harvest CASA Members and Nonmembers - $5 TO REGISTER, send your name/phone/email/address to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 410-366-8533 x 203. Part I: City Laws and Resources Learn from the experts all about how to access land and water in Baltimore City as well as how new zoning and city laws affect urban farmers. Recordings: Part II: Marketing Baltimore's Urban Farms Hear from Big City Farm, Five Seeds Farm, and Real Food Farm about three different business models currently being put to the test. Learn from their ups and downs over the past 2-4 years and find out what's working for Baltimore growers. Also learn about the recently formed Farm Alliance of Baltimore City and the new marketing and sales opportunities that are emerging for our urban farmers. April 9 Check out the photos here! Check out our Facebook Album! The Micro-Farm Model: Profitable Business, Balanced Lifestyle Join Kevin Grove of Quarter Branch Farm as he describes his micro-farm's four-season operation, on 2.5 tillable acres, and 6,200 square feet of high tunnels. Kevin will share what he thinks are the critical factors to becoming economically sustainable: building his soil quality, precise crop planning and scheduling, and real time record-keeping. Spend two hours with Kevin visiting his operation and talking about how he started, what has worked, and what his current challenges are. Starting his own farm was the ultimate step in Kevin Grove's journey for a better life, after discovering how fresh vegetables and fruits could heal his health. He started Quarter Branch Farm in the fall of 2009, and in his second year had over $50,000 in sales, up from $30,000 in year one. His ultimate goal is to approach doubling these results for his third year of operation. His second goal and just as important to him is to make sure that his employees all earn a living wage. Kevin sells at the Leesburg market in the winter, and the Rockville Farmers' market during the year. He also has a CSA, and sells to the Market Table Bistro in Lovettsville VA. Kevin Grove is a winner of the 2011 Forum for Rural Innovation Award. MARCH 24 FARMERS: Increase Your Farmers Market Revenue with WIC FVC and FMNP Meet at the market Managers tent at the Waverly/32nd Street Farmers Market, 32nd Street and Barclay St., Baltimore, MD Save the date for this informative session for farmers on the nuts and bolts of accepting federal nutrition benefits at the farmers markets. In addition to observing transactions involving electronic benefits transfer (EBT), WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) vouchers and WIC Fruit and Vegetable Checks (FVC), the workshop will include the required training for farmers to be certified to accept WIC FMNP and FVC at their market stands. Each year, more than $11 million in WIC Fruit and Vegetable Checks, a federal nutrition program for low-income families to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables, circulate in Maryland alone. This, and other federal nutrition benefits programs such as SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) and the Farmers Market Nutrition Program, represent a significant and largely untapped potential revenue stream for producers. Join us from 9am-noon on Saturday, March 24 at Baltimore's Waverly/32nd Street Farmers Market- a market highly regarded around the country for its high WIC and SNAP redemption rates-- to learn how you can most effectively access this customer base. We'll meet at the market to see these programs in action, speak with participating farmers, and learn best practices for marketing to WIC and SNAP shoppers. Part two of the morning will include a full Maryland FMNP (WIC and Seniors) and WIC FVC training, so you'll walk away with the certification to put your new knowledge to practice! MARCH 17 Check out the pictures here! Or on Facebook here! Hydroponics: Meeting the Demands of a High-Growth, Year-Round Market Presented in partnership with Morgan County Association for Food and Farm, BuyFreshBuyLocal West Virginia, and Berekeley Springs Farmers Market Paul Mock thinks there's no better time to be a farmer. Seize this opportunity to visit the second largest hydroponic vegetable operation in West Virginia. Situated less than 20 miles from the Maryland border and close to the Baltimore and Washington markets, Mock's Greenhouse grows tomatoes, cucumber, lettuce, watercress, herbs and more for the wholesale and farmers' markets. The Mocks grow in over 52,000 square feet of greenhouses, much in year-round production, but also have hoophouse production and small field production. In 2011, they started organic production of baby ginger and berries, and are looking at doubling some of their organic production in 2012. The first part of the tour will be for Future Harvest CASA registrants: the Mocks and their staff will first present the concept of hydroponics, describe the crop life-cycles for year-round production, and the cultural needs of the crops. We will visit the greenhouses and the hoophouse,. Paul Mock will focus on his product strategy, how he made his decisions to diversify into new crops and markets, and why he applied and became one of the only GAP-certified (Good Agricultural Practices) hydroponics grower on the East Coast. He will describe his staffing model and the cost/benefits of greenhouse energy use and inputs. 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Is this stuff the same as Nanotechnology? I see it is referred to at the start of the vid
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Both my MD and PN are meant to be Nanotuned and they don't repel water anything like that. In fact they dont appear to repel water any different to any other board I have. Does Nano tune come off if you clean your board with turps?
I would have thought so FW.
That said, the stuff on the boards isn't as crazy as the never wet stuff.
I think you are confusing the term nanotechnology with the product Nano-Tune. Nanotechnology just refers to the use of very small particles, for example in carbon composites carbon nano particles are infused into the resin mix that impregnates the carbon sheets (woven or unidirectional) and it provides a much stronger composite. Use of small particles to create these hydrophobic coatings is another example.
This product Utra-Ever Dry looks awesome. I wonder how long it lasts. Nano-Tune only lasts around 3 months and never seems to be anywhere near as water repelling.
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Wednesday's snowfall measured 15 cm at the Ottawa airport, while in some areas of west Ottawa, volunteers reported as much as 20 cm.
The snowfall broke the record at the Ottawa airport, where records go back to 1938. The old record for Feb. 27 was 11.2 cm set in 1967.
However, Environment Canada noted that records at the experimental farm site go back to 1889, and Feb. 27, 1912, they recorded 25.4 cm.
Snow continued to fall lightly Thursday, and another five cm is expected to fall throughout the day, with wind coming from the east at 30 km/h.
City plows worked through the night to clear main thoroughfares of buildup. Some streets are covered with slush puddles, due to blocked drain systems and dense snow.Gatineau police were reporting early Thursday that they saw 58 traffic accidents between noon and 8 p.m. Wednesday.
As drivers were generally going slowly, police said only four accidents included minor injuries, while the rest were mainly minor property damage.
Wednesday's heavy, wet snow made for miserable commuting in Ottawa, with stranded OC Transpo buses and estimated total of more than 100 traffic collisions in the region. Ottawa paramedics responded to at least 31 crashes. Fortunately, none of the injuries was serious — possibly the only upside of the fact that traffic was moving so slowly.
Disabled buses were stuck on the Bank Street hill between Riverdale Avenue and the Bank Street Bridge in Ottawa South in mid-afternoon. A note from the bus agency's general manager John Manconi said the problem was simple: too much snow and a steep limb along Bank Street that the buses just couldn't make in the conditions.
As of 4:30 p.m., he wrote to city councillors, 60 buses had become stuck across the city and 13 had been involved in minor collisions.
Making matters worse, OC Transpo's vaunted bus-tracking system was down, crippled by a fault in Telus equipment at City Hall, Manconi wrote. That meant the data needed to tell riders when their buses were coming — so people would know long they'd have to wait, even if it was a long time — was absent.
Nevertheless, Manconi wrote, the city's road crews "are doing a good job of prioritizing trouble spots. Salters and road clearing vehicles are stuck with regular traffic as they try to access the reported trouble spots."
Meanwhile, police, swamped with collision calls, urged drivers to try to slow down and to leave plenty of space between cars.
One of the more dramatic crashes occurred in the westbound lanes of Highway 417 just east of the Woodroffe overpass when a garbage truck and a small sedan collided at about 11:30 a.m. The crash tied up westbound traffic, but the injuries were minor.
Downed power lines caused road closures on Hawthorne Road, between Louiseize and Leitrim roads and on Rideau Street between Nelson and Friel streets.Wednesday's snowfall was the tail end of a massive and slow-moving winter storm that moved in from the U.S. Midwest.
In anticipation of the storm, city workers began spreading salt on the roads early.To clear roads for Thursday morning, the city instituted its overnight winter parking restriction, meaning street parking was not permitted between 1 a.m. and 7 a.m. The only exception is for cars with on-street parking permits. All others will be ticketed.
The mucky weather, which included falling ice pellets around noon, lasted into the evening.
Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning, saying that 15 centimetres of snow was expected to fall throughout the day with another five centimetres overnight. Brisk winds out of the east made for reduced visibility for drivers, the agency warned.But the warning wasn't issued until after 3 p.m.
Greg Pearce, an Envrionment Canada forecaster said the slow-moving storm stayed in town longer than expected, and it was only part way through the day that it looked like Ottawa would get the 15 cm necessary to issue the warning.
"The initial thought was wrong, that we were only going to get maybe 10 cm, 10 or 12," Pearce said.
The storm was a tricky one, he said.
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Thats a good one way to get it done.
Thats a good one way to get it done.
Way to go DP, nothing like a successful hunt! Congrats!
My wife packed my bags and threw me out, as I was walking out the door, she told me "I hope you have a long and miserable life!"... To which I replied "Oh, now you want me to stay?!" LOL
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Nice Buck!
Congrats Drop. Nice looking buck!
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congrats on a nice buck
Very nice buck Ryan. Well done!
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and another one is downed by the bengal
shoot, thats a nice buck man, especially for early archery season. congratulations, still curios to know why you are ratttling and grunting this time of year, or do you do this all season long
Cool buck w/ that crazy g2. Congrats.
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