memphismason

I would be willing to bet that is just a photo album with various pictures in them. The bow and the squirrel have no relation, and that the O.P. took he squirrel with a pellet gun as he described.

Sorry guys, those camera phone pics do suck. It is a Gerber EVO with a 3.12" Tanto Blade. GerberGear > Product Details > EVO Mid-Size EVO Mid-Size Tanto A mid-sized addition to EVO family. The Tanto blade shape adds more tactical styling to the already popular EVO family. Surgical stainless steel; blade for strength and corrosion resistance. Liner lock mechanism for one handed closing. Finger flip for easy opening. Low rise pocket clip for easy carrying. Tanto blade shape Titanium nitride- coated blade Liner lock mechanism Finger flip for easy opening Anodized Aluminum cut-out handle Low rise pocket clip Open Length: 7.12" Blade Length: 3.12" Closed Length: 4.00" Weight: 2.40 oz Handle Material: Aluminum

That was cool. Tyrek Evans played his one year of NCAA ball for the Memphis Tigers, and he was available when the Memphis Grizzles turn came during the NBA draft, and they passed on him. A lot of us here in Memphis was hoping he could play for the Grizzlies.

My wife got me this knife as one of my birthday (Jan. 1st) presents. It is only $20 but I fell in love with it when I saw it. I have bought one for other people as presents for the last two Christmas and I have made sure to tell her, "This is the exact knife I want". Well this year I bought one for my soon to be Brother-In-Law, and showed it to her again. She snapped a picture with her phone and went to the store and show the man behind the counter the picture and said, "I need to buy one of these".

That fox looks awesome man.

I liked that. That was funny!

Now that you mention it, I haven't seen any quail in a very long time.

I have been thinking about having a TGO camping event here in the spring.

Welcome from your Cordova neighbor.

Welcome from your Cordova neighbor.

Thanks brother. I have been toying with the idea of joining lately.

Chicken and Dumplings! My mom makes outstanding Chicken and Dumpling, and has taught my wife how to do it. There is one I am adding to the list for this year. I got the side pretty well covered. Main dishes are my concerns.

We do the $5 pizza thing every once in a while on school nights, but not for degrees. We have visitors come from all over the area when we have degree work and we like to feed them a nice meal. However that recipe you just shared for homemade pizza looks AWESOME!!!!!!! I think I will have to try that. Pot Luck happens at our Monthly stated meetings, but degree work and special events it is up to me. I know I can just multiply the ingredients to increase the serving size, I am just looking for ideas and suggestions. You know change it up from the norm just a little. I can't go to crazy or the older fellows won't eat it.

The Lodge is made up of mostly older guys who are set in their ways. Southern cooking is the only way to go for us. Some of the meals we have had in the past are: Meatloaf Spaghetti Lasagna White Beans & Cornbread Soups Chili Fried Chicken BBQ I have made Red beans and rice once and got mixed reviews. (Older guys says" What is the hell is this slop?") HAHA My wife and I love Chicken Alfredo, but there is no way I could serve that. It would be to "exotic", LOL. I am just looking for more idea. It get boring eating the same ole same ole every time. In fact we have not served spaghetti at our Lodge in about a year because it is something almost every Lodge in Memphis serves, and we just go burnt out on it.

I have been elected and installed as Junior Warden of my Lodge this year and it is my responsibility to prepare the food for our meetings this year. I am asking for help with recipes that will feed at least 30 people. I have some for Vegetable Soup, Chili, and Spaghetti, but that stuff get old after too many times. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Love me some squirrel. Flour it and fry it. Then make gravy with what is left in the skillet! YUM YUM

I see where you are coming from on this. I have two people on here that if I have a question in regards to their area of expertise then I hit them up with a PM. I put my trust in them based on my history with the site and their posts, but a noob doesn't have this luxury. Something we did in the Hunting forum is Sticky a thread related to taxidermy. We have a resident TGO member who knows more about the art of taxidermy then the majority of folks and he gave us a wealth of information. So if someone is lurking around and they stumble into our little Hunting section on of the first threads is filled with useful information concerning taxidermy, and any noob that has any sense that reads that sticky should decipher that "wd-40" is an expert in that field. Not sure that method would work everywhere, but in has worked so far in the hunting forum.

We should finish up tomorrow night and Thursday. We had to wait until we got paid again (Checks go in the bank Wednesday night) to finish up. We got about 6 or 7 gifts left to buy.

Ditto!

I think I am in Love!

your kidding right......? Pictures!!!!!

I have been considering a build like this, and my dimensions I came up with are 4X8 for the platform.

WOW No excuse for this.

I started on a 30-30 at age 10 for deer hunting and bought my .30-06 at age 12.