Getting old
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: MISSOURI
Today was my birthday ripe old age of 45.Went to the gym on my harley and benchpressed 455lbs 5 reps !!! I am trying to hang on to what I have and I think I am loosing.. It has never felt that heavy before,I guess I had better hunt more and lift less.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
ORIGINAL: Colorado Luckydog
I'm not sure what this has to do with guns, but I turned 49 last month. I ain't old yet! I believe "old" is a state of mind. I refuse to grow old!
I'm not sure what this has to do with guns, but I turned 49 last month. I ain't old yet! I believe "old" is a state of mind. I refuse to grow old!
By the way....Happy Birthday to you "youngins"............
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ORIGINAL: Pawildman
Well, good luck with that!! I realize keeping the mind "young" helps a lot, but when the old body parts begin to say "enough is enough" there's not much you can do about it.
By the way....Happy Birthday to you "youngins"............

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ORIGINAL: Colorado Luckydog
I'm not sure what this has to do with guns, but I turned 49 last month. I ain't old yet! I believe "old" is a state of mind. I refuse to grow old!
I'm not sure what this has to do with guns, but I turned 49 last month. I ain't old yet! I believe "old" is a state of mind. I refuse to grow old!
By the way....Happy Birthday to you "youngins"............
#8
The day i turn 45 years old, dig me a whole and call the priest, game is over!



j/k guys, I hopeI have your attitude about hunting when I do finally get toread the pages of the "Over 40 Book". Keep on Keepin' On Gentlemen



j/k guys, I hopeI have your attitude about hunting when I do finally get toread the pages of the "Over 40 Book". Keep on Keepin' On Gentlemen
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Joined: Oct 2007
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If your body is slowing down you can still be a help to us juvenile dilinquents. After a few years of trying to figure things out on my own, I got my first deer with someone in his 60s. I will be grateful for his help for the rest of my life.
"Down, but not out."
"Down, but not out."



