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New Guy
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otwitw - Posts: 34
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RE: New guy
by otwitw » Wed Aug 06, 2008 5:01 pm
hey allthingshunting, the tv show is just in oklahoma though we sell dvds on our website.
You were askin how i got to do this, well go to my website otwitw.com and check out the outdoor challenge. My name is cody metzger.
You were askin how i got to do this, well go to my website otwitw.com and check out the outdoor challenge. My name is cody metzger.
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- Robert Rowland
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RE: New Guy
by Robert Rowland » Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:54 pm
Sounds like you are all set, except for keeping up on kids/grandkids birthdays and Christmas.
I am in NW Missouri, north of St. Joe just a few miles.
I have seen lots of deer while floating on the Niangua river, is that anywhere near you?
I am in NW Missouri, north of St. Joe just a few miles.
I have seen lots of deer while floating on the Niangua river, is that anywhere near you?
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ranwin33 - Posts: 2110
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- Location: Kansas and Missouri
RE: New Guy
by ranwin33 » Tue Sep 23, 2008 10:57 am
Hi oneshot.
Welcome aboard.
I own a farm (about 100 acres) in NW Missouri up by the Iowa border - Harrison County.
Just got back from hunting this weekend.
Welcome aboard.
I own a farm (about 100 acres) in NW Missouri up by the Iowa border - Harrison County.
Just got back from hunting this weekend.
“There are two spiritual dangers in not owning a farm. One is the danger of supposing that breakfast comes from the grocery, and the other that heat comes from the furnace.”
Aldo Leopold
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- oneshot 1
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RE: New Guy
by oneshot 1 » Tue Sep 23, 2008 12:55 pm
ORIGINAL: Robert Rowland
Sounds like you are all set, except for keeping up on kids/grandkids birthdays and Christmas.
I am in NW Missouri, north of St. Joe just a few miles.
I have seen lots of deer while floating on the Niangua river, is that anywhere near you?
Yea I live right by Lead Mine State Forest and the Niangua river.
oneshot
- HoneyHole
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RE: New guy
by HoneyHole » Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:53 am
Welcome. Yeah, this is a great site for learning. Remember to take pictures!
http://honeyholevideo.com/
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- TFin04
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RE: New guy
by TFin04 » Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:57 am
Photography is a hobby of mine so there will certainly be pictures.
I'm big into defensive firearm training/competitions. Some of my pics are at www.tomfineis.com if anybody wants to take a peak.
I'm big into defensive firearm training/competitions. Some of my pics are at www.tomfineis.com if anybody wants to take a peak.
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DeerCamp - Posts: 1327
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RE: New guy
by DeerCamp » Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:10 am
Welcome! This is a great place to learn, and Im sure you will learn a lot! Sounds like your starting off right with that muzzle loader. I wish ya good luck this season, and hope you get to put a tag on your first deer.
"If I pull the hammer and shoot this young buck, he's dead. But if I pass on him, the next hunter might not shoot so straight."
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buckhunter21 - Posts: 2981
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RE: New guy
by buckhunter21 » Mon Sep 21, 2009 2:03 pm
Welcome to the forum, and good luck with getting that first deer! Looking forward to hearing more from you....If you have any questions, ask away! Feel free to go to the 'general area' as well to ask outside the state forum....
QDM!
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