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noharleyyet reacted to jpc01101's post in the thread Semi-Live South Africa Plains Game (mostly archery) with the family with
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Back to Port Elizabeth: Up early Saturday for the drive out. Same mountain pass, same baboons and vervet monkeys along the road — still... -
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We had a local guy where I grew up slip cleaning a squirrel and catch his femoral artery. He was found in his truck at the scene. He...
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While we are on the safety subject. Many years ago now, a hunter was dressing an elk, iirc, west of Cody by YNP. He cut his femoral...
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noharleyyet reacted to Sheltowee's post in the thread What is "the great American novel"? with Like.
Huckleberry Finn, Moby Dick or To Kill a Mockingbird for me. Might also throw in Catch-22 by Heller, The Naked and the Dead by Mailer...
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noharleyyet reacted to Irrelevant's post in the thread What is "the great American novel"? with Like.
Stegner's Angle Of Repose
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noharleyyet reacted to Irrelevant's post in the thread What is "the great American novel"? with Like.
Hemingway is great. But I can't think of anything he wrote that fits the bill for me. But Kesey's Sometimes A Great Notion is at the top...
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The Great Gatsby
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noharleyyet reacted to Southern Elk's post in the thread What is "the great American novel"? with Like.
Huck Finn was the first to come to mind. Call of the Wild. To Kill a Mockingbird. Lonesome Dove. I could go on.
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I posed the question to my English teacher wife, hence^. Personally, I include Hemingway and Jack Londen. I also think Ken Keseys "...
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noharleyyet reacted to shannerdrake's post in the thread What is "the great American novel"? with Like.
I’m not one to argue with noharleyyet on matters pertaining to the written word. But I’d also add Huck Finn, Last of the Mohicans, and...
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noharleyyet replied to the thread Suppressor alignment?.Hope not...
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noharleyyet replied to the thread Be Careful Out There!.Somewhat related (no body shaming intended)
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noharleyyet replied to the thread 4” N Frame Holster Recommendations.Show me on the doll where the Texan made you touch him...
