Read my post in SMALL GAME!

SAME HERE!

Hip

Pop and I and my godfather and his son hunted near Cherry Valley, NY for 30+ years. The farms got sold over the years , we stopped in 2006-ish

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Originally posted by Hipshoot:
Read my post in SMALL GAME!

SAME HERE!

Hip

Well maybe because it’s hunting season right now has something to do with it?

Actually I’ve been trying to shoot a rather bold coyote hanging around our place. I’ve shot at him twice but missed both times. The brush is thick here and it’s pretty much a snapshot or nothing. But I’m getting him trained!

Just trying to stir up some activity!

Hip

My new .22-250 is dialed in and just waiting...

That's what I like to hear----Prep, shootem" and eatem'(If possible)!

Hip

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Originally posted by Hipshoot:
That's what I like to hear----Prep, shootem" and eatem'(If possible)!

Hip

I missed on a back hand shot, moving tractor, on an armadillo I saw bolting through my south woods. I tried!

Your squirrel recipe looked GREAT!

Hip

P.S. Guess you are not the OAKLEY ANNIE!

LOL, with a lumbar fusion it is really hard to turn around to do such a shot. I still tried! Just no flexibility like that anymore.

There ya Go! Ann

The hardest physical thing in my life so far is flexing enough to CUT MY TOE NAILS! UGH!

Hip

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It's of 15,000 groundhog/rockchucks. I think that qualifies me.

Here ya go, one from the Great Southern Land.



Pete

Ann, Hipshoot: I am fused from L2 to S1 and am getting periodic injections in S1-S2 that have been a great blessing. Turning to see behind me when I back out of a crowded parking lot is a fun challenge, as is just putting on shoes and socks. So "I feel your pain."

Bill, I can relate. A few years ago, Linda left a laundry basket at the head of the stairs + during the night, going to the bathroom , I tripped over it + went headfirst down the stairs. Don't know if I broke it or not, as I never went to the doctor, but I still have the same problem as you on looking back to back out of a parking place. And, Ann, many years ago, I tore all my lower back ligaments loose while clearing a fence line, + even to this day, if I turn wrong, I will go to the ground. So yes, to ANYBODY who has back or spinal ones in general issues, I DO feel your pain

Back pain is no fun. It really slows me down.

It does tend to make a hitch in your getalong.