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Do you have any evidence of this? I do believe this is the first time I've heard this theory. If it's true, how do you explain all the meteors that have historically hit earth? It is a fairly common occurrence.

Unless you need reloading stuff from David, I'd save my money and gas.   Anyone know what barrier prevents Middle Tennessee from having a decent gun show? It certainly isn't lack of interest.        Was going to, but the guy this backpack was attached to was talking and talking and talking............, and I didn't want to interrupt. :D

I saw him once. He's good live. Man, he's a big feller!

Referred to by these guys as "Warden". :rofl:

I'd be looking for the folks who pass you on the shoulder while you are waiting to turn left, and the ones who use a center turn lane as a passing lane. I've seen a lot of very bad wrecks due to this.

They might want to clarify the use of turn signals. It seems there is a shroud of mystery around this subject in the great state of Tennessee.

...in a Wal Mart parking lot I presume. :rofl:

Time for another phone call.

There are underground zinc mines in and around the Carthage/ Gordonsville area, but I am unaware of the strip mines you speak of.   I understand the hole in the ozone layer acts as a natural vent to help regulate the Earth's temperature, expanding and contracting as needed.   You are correct in that Gore has spent his life making millions by perpetuating the myth of global warming, and positioning himself to profit quite nicely from the very predictable actions of fellow politicians.   He and his ilk are like a cancer to our society. They've never produced anything, and yet have made fortunes via government. I hope there's a cure before long.

I'm not sure of your age, but if you go back a bit further, there were very few deer in Middle Tennessee. Here, it often got mentioned in the local newspaper if someone claimed to have seen one. I'm not sure about juvenile season, but otherwise, I don't believe you were allowed to kill a doe at all at one time.   By the time I began deer hunting, well over 20 years ago, they were in the midst of a restocking program, and the population was beginning to grow. I hunted several seasons without ever seeing a single deer.   The thought was that one buck could service many does. The more does, the more potential fawns, which in turn grew the population.   Aside from a nice buck, I actually prefer to take a doe now, because they are at near maximum capacity.

The first show they had there was pretty big. A lot of vendors had things like high end knives, that just didn't sell in Westmoreland. It has since become smaller, but in my opinion is still worth a look. I'll be there. I've found several good deals from individuals there.

It takes a while to change public mindset. For years, we were trying to conserve the does in order to increase the population. That idea was kind of hard to turn loose of; at least for me it was.

I drew mine by hand, because I no longer have a copy of Autocad. I'm not sure why people pay so much for home plans. It isn't that big a deal to do yourself if you know what you want.

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.