Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
09-01-2008, 07:07 PM
#131
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
I won't be shooting my for a few days guys.[&:] http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=3004768
But I should be ready for the MO opener on the 15th!!
But I should be ready for the MO opener on the 15th!!
09-02-2008, 05:05 AM
#133
Typical Buck
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
Nasty ! Keep it clean .Do you use a wrist style release ? I layed my motorcycle down July 5th after 2 days of heavy rain.I hit road sinders on a turn and down I went at 40 mph.I picked up the bike,look at my left arm and I was missing an elbow.14 stitches to close it with 4 on the inside.Mine was to the bone.I still have nerve damage in the palm of my left hand and can't put alot of pressure on the arm or hand.But,I can still shoot my bow.Of course I'm left handed.My weight lifting days are gone for now.I hope to be healed up enough to start back by Jan.1st.
09-02-2008, 10:18 AM
#134
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
Dang John! That looks like it hurt a little bit. I hope it doesn't give you too much trouble. Looks like we're going to have to pitch in and buy you a MANUAL weedwhacker!
09-02-2008, 06:14 PM
#135
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
I just took stitches out of my hand last week.. I had five stitchs on my left hand from work.. Started shooting my bow after about 12 or 15 days...
Good Luck with that JM, hope it gets better fast...
Good Luck with that JM, hope it gets better fast...
09-02-2008, 06:50 PM
#136
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
It's a helluva lot better today than it was yesterday. I don't see a problem being ready by opening day.
As far as the manual weedwacker goes....... I'll stick with my gas powered model.But I will have leather gloves on next time.
As far as the manual weedwacker goes....... I'll stick with my gas powered model.
But I will have leather gloves on next time.
09-02-2008, 07:57 PM
#137
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
So how do you northerners keep warm in the fall/winter (hunting)?
Washingtonhunter has not checked in in a while.... his season opened the 1st, hope he's in the woods.
Washingtonhunter has not checked in in a while.... his season opened the 1st, hope he's in the woods.
09-03-2008, 08:21 PM
#139
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
ORIGINAL: GeorgiaTomkat
Washingtonhunter has not checked in in a while.... his season opened the 1st, hope he's in the woods.
Washingtonhunter has not checked in in a while.... his season opened the 1st, hope he's in the woods.
09-04-2008, 12:53 AM
#140
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RE: Official Team Ribcage Rampage Thread (20)
Shoot man, I didn't work there when I worked there. 
Nah, just been busy at work. Season opened the first, so obviously everyone who got their stuff out three days before season wants their broken bows fixed yesterday. I haven't even been out yet, I'm holding out for the 15th for my mulie hunt.
Nah, just been busy at work. Season opened the first, so obviously everyone who got their stuff out three days before season wants their broken bows fixed yesterday. I haven't even been out yet, I'm holding out for the 15th for my mulie hunt.