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What was the temperature when the picture was taken?

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Cant remember eh? Maybe this'll help. Didja have on your longjohns? Didja work up a sweat draggin that monster out? Did you have to tie it down so the blowflies didn't carry it off? Did it still have milk on it's lips?

When you shot, did you pick a spot or did you just shoot for one of the white spots?

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Do you have a brain or does your dog type your posts?

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I type my own posts. I keep the dog away from the keyboard ever since he read one of your posts and laughed so hard he yacked up his milk bone onto the keys

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Never got dumped on by a guy with a beard, although I know one that tries. Born in '42, shaved, had sideburns and a faint mustache, in '57, get your fingers and toes out, figure it out yourself. Grew a mustache again in the '70, didn't like sitting at my desk and drinking coffee through hair.

I've hunted with all classes of people over the years, didnt care if a guy wore a suit and tie to work or if his clothes stood up at the end of the day, from sweat and dirt. Perhaps that the reason that I think of the one or two day hunter, as equal as the guy that hunts most of every season.

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Now we all know you are a liar if you are claiming your dog can read . But then again its not really news because we all knew you were a liar anyway.

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Actual mustaches can be trimmed quite close and still exist.
What isYOUR threadcount?:D

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I even find it harder to believe that he would spend any money on buying thedog milk bones. With all thedoe and fawns that he and his buddy Doug shoot, figured the dog lived on deer meat and roadkill.

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Greg, we owe these guys both a big debt of gratitude. whatever our differences, they have had the good sense and courtesy to not post any pics of themselves.

Till you posted the yesteryear pic, I had no idea what Bluebird looked like. I will say His deer was just about what I'd have expected

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It's easier to shave than trim a mustache every day. My threadcount is still pretty good except on top of my head. My widows peak and cowlick are having a race towards each other, so far the widows peak is ahead 3 to 1. It sure isn't fair went I get a few hairs cut, price keep going up as the quantity goes down. I like to refer to my hairdo as a reverse mohawk.