gregintenn

But me; not so much. :ugh:   I ordered some new ones.

I guess I'm either in the wrong place, or else I missed it and someone will need to point it out to me. I do appreciate the link. That'll be handy for several things.

Thank you for the quick answer. Could you possibly cite the law that states this? I don't really know where to begin to look.

No, I haven't noticed that, but I have noticed that the bucks seem to be getting better with each passing year. I'm seeing more mature bucks, where I used to only see 1.5 year old bucks. The change in harvest limits and seasons seems to be working well.

Looks like a great job to me. Speaking as a fellow leather worker, it also looks like a LOT of work went into it. :up:

Good one! :rofl:

Would anyone here know if one could receive a ticket for having license plate lights that do not work? My son was rear ended yesterday, and the only damage to his truck was that the lights that illuminate the license plate were knocked out. I'm not interested in replacing them unless there is a legal reason to do so. Thanks in advance for your help.

Would someone in the Belle Meade area please stop by Al Gore's house and kick his a$$ for me? :wall: :confused:

When we dug our basement, I had the loader guy dump one load of dirt where I wanted a backstop. It has worked well for almost 12 years now. I don't have a good picture of it handy, but I set two poles in concrete in front of it, and framed my target backing to the poles. Probably 8' wide x 8' long x 5' high.

Sounds like the nut didn't fall far from the tree.

I'm in. I hate cleaning a muzzleloader.

Wow. I haven't seen an Ashley wood stove in a long time. That sure brings back memories.

I'm thinking he missed it. I took my trusty dog, and he thinks he missed it too.

My son missed a what he described as a "big 8 point buck" this morning. I'm about to go with him to verify that he did indeed miss him.

I like that.....the wife wouldn't approve, however.

Cool. I couldn't see the pic very good on my old school flip phone. Be sure and show us the finished product. :up:

Me too. I think it was $100 for my oldest son, and went up to $200 when my little one came along. Great deal.

I didn't see anything I wanted to shoot, but look what my old man had with him when he stopped by the house this morning! [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/Image003_zpsd175175b.jpg.html][/URL] Good rack, but it's positively the largest, fattest Tennessee whitetail I've ever seen in person. I had no means to weigh it, but I feel certain it was very close to 200lbs dressed.

Would you care to explain it for those of us who've never participated in such a thing?   Thanks for the description. I'm out. I don't think I'd b e very good at it.

Yep. Stay out of WalMart. Problem solved. :usa:

Newly constructed state and federal routes have a stated design speed based on standard engineering practices, but your average county road started life as a deer trail, then a horse trail, buggy, etc.   I can't remember if it was Tennessee, Metro Nashville, or who, exactly, but I seem to remember a change in protocal a few year back on high speed traffic pursuits because of the danger of it. I expect some of the leo here have a more vivid recollection of this than I.

And Harry Reid could be their mascot. :D

How friggin' old are you??!!!?? :eek:   I'm not sure I agree. Sure, the old farts that have been there for half a century are spineless moderates, but the new crop that will be inaugurated in January promise to be a quite conservative group.

That's how it's worked the last 40+ years I've been on this spinning ball of dirt. I see no reason for anything different to happen in January. I hope I get to hear a big loud chorus of "I told you so!" next year from you guys, but I'm betting against it.

Please don't think I was knocking your work in any way. It just seemed like a lopsided trade.   I hope you find your rifle.