A big thank you out to all of the friends I've made here on HNI!! I've met only one member so far (Magicman) and the pleasure was mine In hosting him and his g/f for the night. There's going to be others I will be meeting up with In the future, you can bet on It! I appreciate all of the kind words and replys each one of you give In the few success threads and other threads I've posted In the last year and a half on here. This site has some superb people on here and I'm very happy and lucky to be associated with the likes of you people and talk hunting. After all, Isn't this what It's all about? Thanks also to the new members that I haven't quite got to know yet but have been kind enough to say kind things. Hope to get to know you all better also.
Steve, you have been a great contributor to this site (IMHO) and the pleasure of cyber-meeting you has been one of the many pleasures I have experienced on this site (or anywhere else). Keep up the good work and I hope to be meeting you in July if you can make it. Mark
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Steve although we've not really had any back and forth discussions your an asset to the HNI community. Here's to your contributions so far.
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You are part of what makes this place so great. Your posts and stories are among the most interesting and informative on here. I always look forward to seeing what you have to say. Keep it up! I definitely have to meet you in person some day.
Thanks
GregH
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So there I was, Nov 12th 1996, flying down the highway, smoking cigarettes and drinking coffee, windows down for scent control.
Steve, altough we've also never met I can tell your a good guy. Always look forward to reading and learning from your posts.
Congrats on your recent hunt, sounds like a great story for you to tell years to come: "The year I retired this recurve after killing
a deer with it in the last hour of the last day of late archery season"..
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Jeremiah Johnson made his way into the mountains. Bettin' on forgettin', all the trouble that he knew.
Thank you!!
