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Old 12-30-2013, 07:27 AM
montdoug montdoug is offline
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I was looking through my Photobucket host site for anonymous friends hiding in there and I ran across this picture that I thought deserved posting.



My buddy Larry's family went together and got him this magnificent Cooper "Western Classic" with Snazzy wood in .17 HMR for his Birthday I believe. It is even more striking in person than in the picture, beautiful rifle!!!
Larry and his bride came out to visit Montana some years back and while he was discovering how much he likes small calibers (with a little help from a friend ), I was discovering my family are cheapskates . Just kidding dear .
His HMR performed outstandingly and a few shots from someones .17 Ackley Hornet kinda set the hook on the small calibers for him like it did for a lot of us. Safe to say it isn't his only small caliber now.
He's presently away from his home computer so I figured I'd do some posting for him. I loved this shot!
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Old 12-30-2013, 01:23 PM
vmthtr in Green Bay vmthtr in Green Bay is offline
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Here is one of me fly fishing this Fall. Had a good year with around 270 netted between the son and I.

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Old 12-30-2013, 01:50 PM
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You won't catch me grinning like this unless I'm west of Sheridan.

Happy New Year, ya'll.

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Old 12-30-2013, 01:56 PM
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Cousin Bobby, oldest son Alex, and me.

Past the boat about 100 yards is my house, Rappahannock river about 15 yards to the left, and marsh about 500 yards behind us. Bobby lives about 20 yards right behind the camera this pic.

Went again this past Friday in the field about 600 yards away and limited out on geese. Young Alex and Bobby went down river about 1/2 mile on Saturday, set up by a little gut in the marsh and limited out on geese again. Keep this up and won't have to buy meat til some time in March.

While none of my family hunt deer, the local guys bring us several hindquarters and backstraps each season in return for hunting on our farm.

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Old 12-30-2013, 04:10 PM
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Great pictures! Keep them coming..

Does that stick of wood on that Cooper so close to that rock make anybody else on here twitch…?

Ducks moving here this morning, shooting started east of the house about daylight.
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Old 12-30-2013, 08:56 PM
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Happened to look at google earth one day at a place where my friend Al and I shoot ground squirrels, and we were out when they updated the Photo.



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Old 12-31-2013, 12:16 AM
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Drew you certainly are a handsome devil, tall too .
Good one Drew LOL!!
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Old 12-31-2013, 04:11 AM
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Drew:
Now that's what I call 'getting caught in the act!"

A couple yrs ago I pulled up a sky shot like that of the house and it
showed my late wife standing in the back door. She'd been gone about 4-5yrs then. It's been updated since showing my junk yard has moved into the back lawn & patio area now. Hmmmmmm!!!
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Old 12-31-2013, 01:33 PM
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For posting that pic. That was our first trip to Montana, first hunt with you , first Rock Chuck and first sub caliber ( 17 ah) I shot. Started me down the path to several more little guns.

This is a fun thread ,great to see some of characters on the site.
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Old 12-31-2013, 03:14 PM
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Default Got a couple great shots here I'm helping Ramos post. Check these out!

Ramos sent me these after a little needling . Great shots with a great story behind em!
These two are of Ramos and his two sons, both with their first buck!! Here's an excerpt from the info Ramos sent with the pictures, the future of our sport if I do say so myself as a long time Hunter Safety Instructor!!

" The pictures were taken one year apart when each boy was nine years old, with their first buck. They were enrolled in the Oregon Mentor Program, hunting on my tag. Perfectly legal and both had their Oregon Hunter Safety certificates. Really appreciate the help. Have a good, safe New Year."

Check these out fellas !



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