Crossbows
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tjones
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This is my last try from this year...
Toadslayer
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Those are all nice crossbow kills guys
dustinf
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Ha!
I killed mine with a 7mm, and my friend killed the whitetail with a 12g slug gun.
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dustinf
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More likely a crossbow hunter. Toadslayers girl.
LOL!
I was going to PM you the unedited version.
dustinf
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oh ok, that makes it more sporting.
Yeah, and they were packed out the old fashioned way, in the back of a truck...
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Dinkshooter
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Ha! googled fat pig crossbow chick too!
dustinf
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No, that's my wife.
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um yeah, um............she has a pretty face?
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Don't I remember you being in to this?
Yes I am WAY into that. Can you believe I cannot find a single picture of me doing the same?
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Get them before the rub and you can be super-human.
Lewis took 10 deer antler pills a day and used deer antler spray under his tongue every two hours after he suffered the injury against the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 4, SI.com reported on Tuesday. Lewis called the report “stupidity” at Super Bowl media day in New Orleans on Tuesday.
The deer velvet — taken from the antlers of deer before they are fully mature – in the spray and pills allegedly boost the production of human growth hormone in the body. But it’s not proven that a supplement could come close to matching the effects of regular HGH injections, according to Duffy MacKay, vice president, scientific and regulatory affairs at the Council for Responsible Nutrition.
Lewis took 10 deer antler pills a day and used deer antler spray under his tongue every two hours after he suffered the injury against the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 4, SI.com reported on Tuesday. Lewis called the report “stupidity” at Super Bowl media day in New Orleans on Tuesday.
The deer velvet — taken from the antlers of deer before they are fully mature – in the spray and pills allegedly boost the production of human growth hormone in the body. But it’s not proven that a supplement could come close to matching the effects of regular HGH injections, according to Duffy MacKay, vice president, scientific and regulatory affairs at the Council for Responsible Nutrition.
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The set I watched fall off.
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