Goosemaster
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When I go for permission I look like the sorriest sob out there.50 year old truck, beat up hat, bad limp, bandaged leg. Yep,it works.Look down at the ground, act retarded.
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Goosemaster
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So yeah,look like some sorry bastard, and get to hunting.
Goosemaster
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My pick up is a 72 Ford f100 4x4, 4 speed.
Goosemaster
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One time I pulled a farmers tractor out of the mud.That dude still lets me hunt 33 years later.I always leave him a pint of jim beam.
I have to say, I had no idea how big the roosters in Montana are, until I saw the proof above. The commensurately slower flushes and target size must make it a lot easier to limit up there.
I don't think I'd want to tangle with the 3 legged beast from that first farm.
I don't think I'd want to tangle with the 3 legged beast from that first farm.
Were you possibly borrowing your cousin's ride in the above hunts?
Looks like you got yours back for this outing:
Golden Hour
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I love the AI renditions of Goose getting permission. Toss in a goofy nephew and a pile of mud nearby and I think we'll be all set. 
I love the AI renditions of Goose getting permission. Toss in a goofy nephew and a pile of mud nearby and I think we'll be all set.
Sometimes the mud ends up on the truck, I guess.
BritChaser
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BritChaser
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The above AI creations are hilarious with the pheasants everywhere hanging around like barnyard chickens. Well done!
If I lived in Montana, and the roosters were that plentiful on private land, I might pull the hurt leg trick too!
My 3 favorites birds:
- The 3 legged beast from the first farm.
- The one checking out his "hurt" leg in the 2nd one.
- The one at the 4th place, wondering who dumped mud on the hood!
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Goosemaster
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Haha good one!
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One time this farm ask me where I was from,and I said warm spring s...lol
