Absolutely amazing hunt! Great rams no doubt, but I enjoyed your writeup and the respect and admiration your words carried perhaps even more. Thank you for sharing the whole thing and those photos took us to places most of us will never see.
Gypsy, sittin' looking pretty
A broken rose with laughin' eyes
You're a mystery, always runnin' wild
Like a child without a home
You're always searchin', searchin' for a feeling
But it's easy come and easy go
Oh, Momma, I'm in fear for my life from the long arm of the law.
Lawman has put an end to my runnin', and I'm so far from my home.
Oh, Momma, I can hear you a'cryin; you're so scared and all alone.
Hangman is comin' down from the gallows, and I don't have very long.
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My grandson loves to fish and has been wanting to fish somewhere other than farm ponds. Last night I took him to the river and he caught his personal best smallmouth. He also caught his first crappie, it was small, but he was having the time of his life.
I used to go to St Augustine fairly regularly, unfortunately it's been several years now. If you had shrimp at O'Steen's while you were there, I'm really going to be jealous.
I used to have a Leupold Vari XII high gloss that was a popular scope back then, but I sold that scope several years ago. The Weaver or some of the Leupolds from back then would be great choices.
Back in March we hosted our annual Barrel Burner match, sponsored by MDT. Originally our match was in July, but shooting when the temps hit 113* is too hot. March was much cooler, and I think people preferred the early spring timing. These matches are part of the Precision Rifle Series. We had...
Congratulations!
I'm guessing on those real windy days that not only is it tougher making the shot, but that the carp don't spend as much time with their backs sticking up out of the water. How big were the bigger fish?