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Used to have a t-shirt that said: Cats...the other white meat Cat lovers have no sense of humor. Had more than one stranger come up to me to let me know how horrible my shirt was. They would get so riled up...it was great.

If that is all you have, it definitely better than nothing. We are also talking about black bears, not grizzlies. While they can be dangerous, most black bears will give you a wide berth.

This is not so funny but dangerous... Drunk Camper Owned by ShotgunVideo This one is funny...Bicyclist wipes out at full speed Biker Wipes Out Hard At Full SpeedVideo

A lot of deer on the west texas cam on watchthedeer. There is a big 10 point on there right now.

Congrats on the new gig. I didn't know your dad was in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. That's really cool. Good Luck.

Just watched the first episode. Man it was great. Adam Arkin better be careful cause i have a feelin Jemma is gonna get a big pole and return the favor....

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Had a good friend whos father passed. These friends are good friends with Vince and Amy. Vince came to the funeral service and sang it a cappella. It was very moving and powerful.

A tip a friend gave me that works pretty well is to use a camcorder. A lot of camcoders have digital zooms out past 200x. I set up an older sony camcorder on a tripod and could see targets at 200 yards with no problem.

Nice pics and vids. What trail cam were these taken with? How does it know whether to take a pic of make a video? Thanks

I am kinda partial to Kahrs as my carry gun. Kinda boring but works for me.

Only for people born after Jan 1, 1969.

Blount is gone for the rest of the season.... Punch at Boise ends Blount's season EUGENE, Ore. -- Oregon has suspended running back LeGarrette Blount for the remainder of the season for punching Boise State linebacker Byron Hout after Thursday night's loss. Immediately following Boise's 19-8 victory, an ESPN replay of the incident showed Hout taunting Blount as the teams converged onto the field. As a Broncos assistant coach moved to separate Hout from Blount, the Oregon senior threw a right cross that connected with Hout's right jaw. Hout went down and popped right back up. "Under no circumstance is fighting acceptable," the NCAA said in a statement Friday. "If it occurs before or during a game, the officials enforce the rules. If it occurs after a game, institutions and conferences decide how to address the situation. We trust our members to handle these situations appropriately. Sportsmanship is everyone's responsibility, including student-athletes, coaches, officials, institutions and fans. In a statement prior to Blount's suspension, Oregon president Richard Lariviere called the player's behavior "reprehensible." "We do not and will not tolerate the actions that were taken by our player. Oregon's loyal fans expect and deserve better," Lariviere said. "The University of Oregon Athletics Department is reviewing the situation and will take appropriate action, reflecting the seriousness of the player's behavior." Boise State spokesman Max Corbet told The Associated Press in an e-mail Friday that head coach Chris Petersen will not suspend Hout. Instead, Petersen will spend time with Hout this week to help him learn from what happened. Boise State replayed Blount slugging Hout several times on the giant screen in the north end zone of Bronco Stadium. Amid jeers from the crowd, Blount, who was being escorted from the field by Oregon assistant coach Scott Frost, got into another confrontation with fans. According to Blount, one fan brandished a chair at him and another punched him. Two police officers and Frost nearly carried Blount to the Boise State athletic building, where the visiting team dresses. After the game, a contrite Blount came out of the locker room. "I should have handled that situation a lot better than I did," he said. "I apologize. We will never have a game like this again. ... The game, as it went on, just got more frustrating and more frustrating for me in general. I shouldn't have said anything. I shouldn't have done anything." Blount, a 6-foot-2, 240-pound transfer from East Mississippi CC, rushed for 1,002 yards and a school-record 17 touchdowns last season. He carried the ball eight times for minus-5 yards and caught two passes for 13 yards against Boise State. Players from both sides, Blount included, met at midfield for a pregame handshake, the result of a sportsmanship initiative developed for this weekend's games by the American Football Coaches Association and the NCAA. Grant Teaff, the AFCA's executive director, said Friday the incident would not dampen the weekend. "This case points out that we still need to have a commitment to sportsmanship and respect," Teaff told ESPN's Joe Schad. "It was sad as I watched [the events in Boise], but the good news is nobody joined in. That would have been a brawl back in the day. This was one player who was frustrated and infuriated and lost control."

I ended up going with 400 Cor-bon. Same ballistics as 10mm. The advantage for me is that I just had to buy a 400 cor-bon barrel and have it fitted to my Kimber 1911. Now I am shooting the equivalent of 10mm for about 1/3 of the cost of a new Dan Wesson 10mm.

Pick up a bow holder yesterday at Bass Pro. It is the kind that is an arm that screws into the tree and folds out so you can hang your bow on it.

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Be careful out there guys... 21-Year-Old Flown To Vanderbilt After Hunting Incident - NewsChannel 5.com - Nashville, Tennessee - NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A Maury County man was shot at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency's controlled dove hunt, and the shooter was an 11-year-old boy. The victim, 21-year-old Alex Berlin of Columbia, was shot in the face and chest by 8-10 pellets according to sources on the scene. The weapon was a 20-gauge shotgun. Officials said the weapon was smaller and less powerful than a 12-gauge shotgun. The victim was alert and talking on the scene Tuesday evening, but he could lose his right eye because of the incident. Berlin was in stable condition at Vanderbilt University Hospital Tuesday night. Some expressed the controlled hunt was too crowd. "We've had fields as high as 150 before, so actually today is a slow day for us. I've been in Maury County on the fields for almost 12 years, and this is the first accident we've had," said TWRA officer Tommy Edwards. The TWRA and Maury County Sheriff's Department were conducting a joint investigation. The boy was on the hunt legally, and he was accompanied by his father.

That was awesome. Great job.

Your head cold must not be affecting your sense of humor...that right there is funny, I don't care who you are!

That's good advice. I have eaten a few things from a strip club I probably shouldn't have...:eek:

+1 What he said. Sell it here. I have also sold guns to people from out of state that were listed here. The for sale sections gets a lot of views.

Congrats! I love my PM9. They are great little guns.

I'm in. I definitely need to lose some weight. I am 5'10" and 338.

OK - So why is he blue if he has a 8' ding dong...cause his wife left him for a black whale with a 12' ding dong...

Not sure where this is but this kid can handle a firearm really well. What caliber do you think he was using? Little Kid at a Shooting RangeVideo