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Not sure I've tried Early Times. It'll be my next bottle of whiskey. I also want to try Woodford Reserve because it is used in the premium mint juleps served at the Kentucky Derby.

Moose just the opposite of elk when it comes to humans - always willing to "engage."

Drew wrote: "What a thread!!! This thing has taken so many turns and it ended up with a whiskey discussion." Hell yes!

Here's some additional bitching. (When it comes to bitching, I may be an expert.) Hunted with a guy who always ran three GSPs. He just turned them loose and off they ran. Why? He honestly had no time to train them due to professional demands on him, and he seemed to be a "more is more"...

that is a VERY WELL stocked bar!

Goosemaster: "It took my nephew five years to shoot a pheasant!" I admire his sticking with it. Such a trait may take him a long in way in life notwithstanding his rum uncle haha

CC now better than VO - IMO

Yep it's come to that

I would love to hunt far NW ND sometime. Years ago had a great hunt in far SW ND, out of Scranton. Beaucoup birds, all wild.

Was roaming Graham County looking for a spot that might hold a rare bird. Turned south a few miles north of the highway and kept rolling along with one eye on the walk-in atlas. Then saw cattle ahead in the road. Got closer and looked to be 60 or 70 head moving south with a pickup leading and...

Limiting out on chukar in ideal conditions is an accomplishment. But doing so in those adverse conditions is just damn good hunting and shooting. Huzzah! Huzzah!

So, you've had your fill of butch lesbians. OK, that's understandable. But please tell us, what were those butch lesbians like?

Uh, hard core what? haha

What is going on that photo with your GSP?

Ever take a non-hunter afield? How did it go? Was your companion bored, appalled, interested, or what? I took three girlfriends (seriatim haha) and they enjoyed it although none wanted to gun. The first was a tall, cool Texan whose daddy was a NASA engineer. She went along I think just for...

On me afield: a knife, dog water and a small bowl for it. In the vehicle: bandaging, antiseptic ointment, and rimadyl

what a great hunt and dog work. mind revealing what state that was?

Oh shhheeeeeeittt!! I am now more pissed off than i've ever been!! GM, why do you do this to us??

On the first field of the '22 - '23 season, my second step went into a badger hole and drove my recently doctored knee into the ground. Down hill from there. Pretty close to getting something done to it again - another scope or a new one, don't know.