timmyswetarded

ill be honest with ya....their canada calls between 15 and 40 dollars dont sound that great, kind of a plastic and metallic sound...but that could be because its not in person

haha but seriously?

hey im just getting into goose calling and was wanting to start out with a short reed, currently im blowing an echo black polycarbonate, but its really hard and doesnt break over very easy. i have heard some really good things about the Mick Lacy Chinook and was looking into getting one. obviously im not looking to spend a whole lot of money on a call yet, and i know that lower end calls are harder to break over and harder to blow but for now thats what im stuck with, just wondering what your favorite goose calls are? or heck even duck calls?

i have the YUM crawfish scent...havent noticed any change

not as great as it should have been...this is my first year really fishing....ill have to start one for 07

cabelas gift cards cash new duck hunting coat headlamp waterproof gloves spinning wing duck decoy box of dryloks and faststeels new decoy crimps, cords, and weights for my dekes and set of 4 floating goose decoys a goose call and a goose calling cd

is this the same hill in st. louis? deliciouso my favs: Chinese: beef or pork lo mein from Jade Mongolian BBQ Italian: moms chicken fetachinni w/ alfredo sauce American: BBQ Ribs from Guy & Maze

i dont know, i always wait for those ducks right before you begin to pack up the decoys...seems like everytime i start pickin em up i see a decent flock, i learned to "duck" behind some brush and work em in....lately duck hunting has been pretty slow but my goose decoys were supposed to come in friday....still waiting

ortiz is a punk but they shouldnt have called the fight quite yet....if the ref let it go in the first round then why did he stop it in the third....he was totally protecting himself, all liddell was hitting was his arms....maybe got in one or two good hits....but i thought the griffin fight was the best, he got his head knocked around a bit....bounce bounce bounce, dude his poor head

thats awesome...i remember my first deer and first buck, deer hunting led me into the awesome world of hunting....now i hunt almost everything

i shot a 10 pointer on my uncles farm, this is my biggest buck

322.9 skip 207.4 dart

oh and for anyone wanting to get into the sport of fly fishin i just ran by an ad from cabelas.... heres the link http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0029835&type=pod&cmCat=1213fish-email i've always known st.croix to make a pretty good fly rod and for the price....ya cant beat it p.s. i hope this isnt an illegal thing to do on the forum, if it is please let me know

here in kansas we have a lot of white bass some striper too and hybrids...so if by west you mean west of maine then yes

and for our friends "sur de" border christmas means "more christ" as you may have assumed

I just hope that both of you know that most of these programs were instituted by FDR to ensure that we would not fall into another depression as deep as in the '20s and '30s, and not to provide a support system for those who plainly choose not to work but for people who are incapable of earning their own keep. im not taking either side; many people need these programs, but on the other hand they are being abused. :-/

whoooaaa buddy your treading on thin ice there

i love the one liners and the dancing faces, but lets not be superficial, you seem to be a great guy

ill be honest with ya...i never had much luck catching any big fish on a fly...could be the fly, could be me, but i just had to put the fly rod away until i go trout fishing...woolly bugs always caught bass for me, but like i said...none with any weight to them...but boy is it fun to fight a fish with a fly rod, i love it

i just bought a pair of cabelas 5mm neoprene chest waders for duck hunting/trout fishing and i love them, super warm during the freezing cold mornings, and if you fish cold streams or rivers, insulated waders are the way to go; they have double the neoprene on the "stress points" like the knees, butt, and crotch, which i like because it just so happens you might meet a barbwire fence getting to your destination, and when you do it is very very possible you might take a chunk out of your waders....guilty. the only thing i could see going wrong with the stocking foot waders is that sand and debris can get in your shoe if your not wearing a gravel gaurd and tear up the foot of your wader, it just seems theres too much wear on that one area, though i do like the idea of being able to have a few different shoes with different soles. oh and with rubber boots, there is less of a chance that if you kick an underwater stick or sunken pole that it will puncture your boots, with wader material going all the way down to your ankle the possibility of puncture goes up.

i love cabelas....but bass pro is opening a new shop about the same distance away as cabelas so ill have to check that out....sure i hunt more than i fish but i love both, and cabelas suits my needs....oh and the cabelas i go to has like a MILLION things to chose from...so i end up getting waaaaay too much stuff (if its possible), i usually end up finishing off my pay check.... :

and dont forget that a smaller motor running full throttle will burn more gas than a bigger motor not having to go full throttle

haha sure did but it was soo cold that my hands didnt shake all to bad....they were eh...frozen, and i know that 4 1/2 hours on a stand at 15 degrees is no biggie to some of you but for a third year deer hunter its pretty rough

thanks bud

i was around for the 6000 mark but where can i find these videos?