I'm Back from Alberta
11-27-2006, 03:39 PM
#131
RE: I'm Back from Alberta
ORIGINAL: salty
DD, I am wondering what happened to your rifle after your plane switch? Did the airline ship it back to your home for you?
DD, I am wondering what happened to your rifle after your plane switch? Did the airline ship it back to your home for you?
dd
11-27-2006, 03:44 PM
#132
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Hurley, NY
Posts: 864
RE: I'm Back from Alberta
man thank god... i was worried about that LOL..... You ever want to hunt big woods white tail and black bear let me know. I have a place for you to stay for free and you couldn't cover the mountains in 10 years let alone 5 days. Very large deer but not quite like your monster buck with the oak tree stuck to his head. The mountains are beautiful to hunt even if you see nothing it is quite the experience.
11-27-2006, 05:04 PM
#134
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 3,102
RE: I'm Back from Alberta
Hey double D,
I bet you didn't realize how awful you were.
I didn't realize what aterrible personI was until some have brought it to my attention on my Hunter Harassment post.
I am amazed at the perfection in which some of these folks lead us to believe they live their lives! It is really quite funny! I heard enough from you to know that you didn't get a fair shake,thats enough for me.
I bet you didn't realize how awful you were.
I didn't realize what aterrible personI was until some have brought it to my attention on my Hunter Harassment post.I am amazed at the perfection in which some of these folks lead us to believe they live their lives! It is really quite funny! I heard enough from you to know that you didn't get a fair shake,thats enough for me.
11-27-2006, 06:52 PM
#135
RE: I'm Back from Alberta
ORIGINAL: tsoc
Hey double D,
I bet you didn't realize how awful you were.I didn't realize what aterrible personI was until some have brought it to my attention on my Hunter Harassment post.
I am amazed at the perfection in which some of these folks lead us to believe they live their lives! It is really quite funny! I heard enough from you to know that you didn't get a fair shake,thats enough for me.
Hey double D,
I bet you didn't realize how awful you were.
I didn't realize what aterrible personI was until some have brought it to my attention on my Hunter Harassment post.I am amazed at the perfection in which some of these folks lead us to believe they live their lives! It is really quite funny! I heard enough from you to know that you didn't get a fair shake,thats enough for me.
tsoc my ole pappy always told me when you point a finger at someone you always have three pointing back at you .... most the guys on here that left negitive stuff are newbies ..they do not even know me ...most of the old crew who do know me might take issue on some of my postbut do not become rude ...I did not make this thread to get into a finger pointing contest ...it was started in hopes to vent a little and to warn others who might be thinking of heading up north..those that have saved for years for a hunt of a life time... when it can happen to a guy who has been up there 5 times and thinks he knows the ropes it can happen to anyone and I truly would hate to see one of my hunting brothers on here have his hunt ruined like ours was. At any rate you have to admit it has been interesting even if it came at some expense to the good Doc .... looks like I best not be running for class president on here LOL
dd
11-27-2006, 07:04 PM
#136
RE: I'm Back from Alberta
ORIGINAL: salty
man thank god... i was worried about that LOL..... You ever want to hunt big woods white tail and black bear let me know. I have a place for you to stay for free and you couldn't cover the mountains in 10 years let alone 5 days. Very large deer but not quite like your monster buck with the oak tree stuck to his head. The mountains are beautiful to hunt even if you see nothing it is quite the experience.
man thank god... i was worried about that LOL..... You ever want to hunt big woods white tail and black bear let me know. I have a place for you to stay for free and you couldn't cover the mountains in 10 years let alone 5 days. Very large deer but not quite like your monster buck with the oak tree stuck to his head. The mountains are beautiful to hunt even if you see nothing it is quite the experience.
dd
11-30-2006, 06:04 PM
#137
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: ALBERTA CANADA
Posts: 844
RE: I'm Back from Alberta
