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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #15 on: May 07, 2009, 05:51:38 PM »
Funny, I don't remember it raining that day or atleast dressed for rain... hmmmmmm... :chuckle:   I mean like wow for sure, when I saw that video, I only imagined him wrestling the moose to the ground, actually I think about the Moose he packed out in AK, he convinced the Moose to walk out quietly and get into the back of his Dodge before he dropped it with his 300lbs Long Bow...  That was the same bow he pulled from the rock in the middle of the Kings path....  Oh wait a minute that a different story of another legend... :chuckle:

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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #16 on: May 08, 2009, 02:29:43 PM »
Man that was a fun day.  Two days actually.   You should have seen the utube vid of me diving in and gabbing the 10 footer cohoho and bringing him in to the boat by the tail.

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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #17 on: May 08, 2009, 05:20:59 PM »
 :chuckle:

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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #18 on: May 08, 2009, 10:13:04 PM »
Back in the day I saw Doug run down a greased javelina....lightnin quick he was!  :chuckle:  I'd post a picture but it was long before computers...

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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #19 on: May 12, 2009, 06:48:10 AM »
He's being generous.  It was actually me running from one of them that I pissed off.  Damn you guys think a cheetah is fast.  I still don't think they have anything on a pissed off Javelina. 

THen there is that cougar I ran down. (true story)  not sure what would have actually happened if I would have got more than just a handful of hair on that kitten. I probably would have had to superglue my arm back on.   

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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #20 on: May 12, 2009, 01:19:32 PM »
He's being generous.  It was actually me running from one of them that I pissed off.  Damn you guys think a cheetah is fast.  I still don't think they have anything on a pissed off Javelina. 

THen there is that cougar I ran down. (true story)  not sure what would have actually happened if I would have got more than just a handful of hair on that kitten. I probably would have had to superglue my arm back on.   

Sounds like you have a couple of stories that you need to share with the rest of us.   :dunno:
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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #21 on: May 12, 2009, 01:29:43 PM »
The javelina was just us joking....

The cat was first fall of this site.  I was photogrpahing and I spotted a cat in the road ahead.  I caught up to her in the truck and she dove over the hill, well I was right on her 6.  She had two kittens that were spotted and young.  WAY YOUNGER than normal going into the fall.  Well I was after mom, but caught up with kittens, then I had the urge to see if I could catch a kitten.  Full boar running downhill, I caught up and I swooped at its neck, and the cat stopped and shrank to the ground and all I got was hair.   One of the stupid things that cross a guys mind when not thinking of the ramifications.  Kind of like when I was going to harvest a badger in the middle of an opening and all I had was an elk shed.  Thankfully I came to my senses before starting that battle.    :chuckle: 

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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #22 on: May 12, 2009, 01:33:04 PM »
I got my hand laid open by a 8 week old lion kitten one day. it took about as long as it takes for me to blink for that little *censored* to have his way with my  hand.
not cool!! but i learned, when it's time to put them down, it's time to put them down.
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Re: Boneaddicts early days...
« Reply #23 on: May 12, 2009, 01:36:39 PM »
The javelina was just us joking....

The cat was first fall of this site.  I was photogrpahing and I spotted a cat in the road ahead.  I caught up to her in the truck and she dove over the hill, well I was right on her 6.  She had two kittens that were spotted and young.  WAY YOUNGER than normal going into the fall.  Well I was after mom, but caught up with kittens, then I had the urge to see if I could catch a kitten.  Full boar running downhill, I caught up and I swooped at its neck, and the cat stopped and shrank to the ground and all I got was hair.   One of the stupid things that cross a guys mind when not thinking of the ramifications.  Kind of like when I was going to harvest a badger in the middle of an opening and all I had was an elk shed.  Thankfully I came to my senses before starting that battle.    :chuckle: 

Thanks for for the story. I like stories about people acting before they think, it makes for good entertainment.  :chuckle:
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