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On 9/16/2017 4:00 PM, Terry Coombs wrote:
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news On 9/16/2017 1:54 PM, Winston Smith wrote:
On Sat, 16 Sep 2017 10:21:04 -0700 (PDT),
bookburn wrote:

Bugs me about "seasons" declared by Fish
and Game
"authorities" is
that
you end up with all these regulations about
when, how, and
where
you do
this and that.
May we assume you actually go bow hunting?

* No , he's too busy bitching and fantasizing
on usenet .

* Snag

* Just got done getting my game cam ready to
put out . My new
deer
blind is
the laundry room window ... bow season starts
in 8 days ...
picking up
bait corn on Monday . I love living in a
clearing out in the
woods .

I got woke up at 3:am with elk bugeling in my
front yard
6x6 bull 25 feet from my bedroom window


* The next sound that sucker heard would be the
crack of my
30-06 .
Here at The 12 Acre Wood we have a power line
easement that's
kept
clear of trees and brush . The last pole is
right outside the
house ,
got a nice 40-50 yard shot down towards the
creek . Already did
a test
run with some old corn I had , had a good draw
.. I know they're
comin'
, just need the camera to establish patterns
and timing .
"Honey ,
hold my coffee." BLAM "thanks dear , that's our
second buck."

* --

* Snag

* There is a difference between huntin' deer
and killin' deer
...

* Addendum - I recently got my LIFETIME huntin'
an' fishin'
license .
Cheap if you're over 65 .

* --

* Snag


In DE, its free if over 65 but you need an exempt
permit number
and get
5 tags. PA is $100 but only to residents. Would
have cost me
$175 so I
did not get it. DE park permit also free to
seniors. No permit
needed
in PA park. Both places within 10 miles of my
house.


Jeez. Here in NJ, a resident senior firearms
hunting license is
$15.50. A bear permit is $2. g


And we have the densest deer population in the US.
I throw rocks to
get them out of my backyard. If you get all the
permits, you can
kill
9 deer.


That's down from 11 a few years back. One of my
buddies got 7 one
year.


--
Ed ****dress

Why don't you add some a antlers to your **** dress
ensemble and see
if you can get so.e stupid NJ buck to **** you in
your artificial
****?

You seem to have a rather definite affinity for what
some would term
"queer or strange" sexual practices?

But then, I have read that those that talk the most
about a subject do
so due to their intense interest in the subject.

You've noticed something that others here have picked
up on: the
Pecker appears to be a repressed pervert who's always
looking for an
oppotunity to express his sexual fantasies.

He's one weird dude.

Out of curiosity I did try to find a synonym for
"prepper" and
admittedly I don't have a full sized "Roget's" but my
simple on line
thesaurus says it is misspelled and gives alternate
spellings of
pepper, prepare, prepuce.

"Red Prepare" doesn't sound quite right so I assume it
is one of the
other two.

"Prepper" is what coy survivalists call themselves these
days, since
"survivalist" has acquired a strong odor of lunacy. It's
like
"progressive" and "liberal."

My guess is that he stole the full nym from he

http://www.redprepper.com/

He's used other nyms in the past. Based on his syntax,
his vocabulary,
and the timing of nym-shifts, he probably was the face
behind "Lib
Loo" and "Liberal Leroy."

Here's a photo of one of them, prepared for self defense
when SHTF:

http://www.smartpreppergear.com/preppers-will-die-shtf/

Ooooo, I guess that the be a proper prepper one needs that
big tattoo
and the Mohawk hair cut.

My grandfather didn't have the big tattoo, but I wonder
whether he
might have been a prepper. He raised his own food, cut his
own
firewood and killed his own critters. He shot foxes for
their hides
and deer for meat and didn't owe anyone any money, I
remember he
bought a new Browning automatic 12 gauge from money he
made collecting
Gin Seng.

But I don't suppose that he would make the grade. His hair
was too
thin in his later years to wear a proper "mohawk" hair do.

Regarding the hair, I know just how he must have felt about
it. If I
had a Mohawk, it would look like an unfolded hairball.

The people who probably are best prepared to be real
preppars are the
cooks in Chinese restaurants. The things they can do with
roadkill are
amazing:


https://www.cbsnews.com/news/chinese...aught-with-roa
dkill-in-kitchen-ky-report-says/

A friend who did financial studies once made a trip to
China. This was
shortly after the Main Landers had opened the door a bit and
he was
looking into the feasibility of a client starting up an
operation
there.

He rode the train from the Chinese border with Hong Kong to
Peking and
said that one thing that was very noticeable was that out in
the
countryside one saw no dogs or cats at all.

Creepy. I've heard that cats taste like chicken, but I've
never heard
about dog. We have a lot of Koreans in my town, including two
families
on my street, but I don't have the temerity to ask them.

Some of the Vietnamese, said to be immigrants from North who
arrived
maybe a generation ago, and one "tribe" in North Sumatra (the
Batak)
are known to eat dogs, although my secretary who was married
to a
Batak, said that her husband's family only ate them at
celebrations. I
am told that dog meat tastes quite good and that the Batak's
preferred
black dogs.

Re cats, I have heard that carnivorous creatures do not taste
good. My
grandfather said that he tried cooking a fox and both he and my
grandmother, who probably actually did the cooking, said that
it did
not taste good.

The township in which I live is over 43% Asian, (29%
Indian-American,
which is the highest rate in North America; the rest Chinese
and
Korean.) I'm sure there is some dog meat somewhere nearby.

But why not eat a dog? After all, horse meat was openly sold
in the
U.S. during WW II. I've eaten it myself. If a horse, why not a
dog?

Why stop there? I'm sure you're familiar with Swift's "Modest
Proposal":

"... I have been assured by a very knowing American of my
acquaintance
in London, that a young healthy Child well Nursed is at a year
Old, a
most delicious, nourishing, and wholesome Food, whether Stewed,
Roasted, Baked, or Boyled, and I make no doubt that it will
equally
serve in a Fricasie, or Ragoust."

https://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Texts/modest.html

I don't eat my friends, dog or otherwise.

:-) Working in Irian Jaya we hired a "Boss Boy", i.e., foreman,
who
apparently been raised in a cannibal, or perhaps partially
cannibal,
tribe. All of his front teeth were filed to points.

He had initially come to work naked and turned out to be a good
boss
boy able to get the crew to work without beating them :-)

But anyway, when asked about eating people he was rather
reticent and
mumbled that some people did eat parts of an enemy. I gathered
that
humans were not a part of the normal diet :-)

An interesting chap. Initially he was quite literally a stone
age
savage who had no clothes at all when he first joined us and five
years later had opened a bank account in a small town in and was
setting up a trading business.

"Interesting chap," indeed! Not many of us get to work with former
cannibals, naked or otherwise.

I'll bet they'd be a fantastic attraction in the WWE.

I was working at the Freeport Copper mine during their first year
in
operation and essentially all the "workers" were local Irians.

It is a little eye opening to actually work around stone age
savages.
When the geologists found another deposit of copper on the north
side
of the mountain the local tribe first wanted a road built north to
the
ocean, perhaps 2/3rds of the way across the island. When the
company
demurred the tribe asked for "one of those yellow road making
machines" (a bulldozer) and again the company didn't feel that they
could do that.

In the end the tribe signed a contract to be the sole provider of
bananas to the mine, for ever and ever.

Stone age savages? Or capitalists :-?


Somebody read them _The Art of the Deal_, and it didn't come out
well
in translation. That's probably when they started filing their
teeth.


--
Ed ****dress

Maybe that's how you lost your own pecker and ended up with a ****?