Re: age check of the forum
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 11:50 pm
Thanks John.
I think we've got everything covered.
I think we've got everything covered.
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Re: age check of the forum
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 12:38 am
Wow being a chick I dont ever really want to tell my true age LOL but ya'all sure did, Im impressed with the lot of you lol. But I will tell you my real age anyway-not ashamed, I just turned 35 and have only been hunting hounds for 13 years or so, first time out I was pregnant with my first born and I have been addicted ever since. Im very active in my hound club, I have helped put on events for going on 12 years now and love every minute of it! I have just one hound dog now since my ex-husband took all the others in the divorce, but crockett is 1/2 blue tick and 1/2 walker-hes 7 years young now. Hes a do it all type of dog, I def dont need more than him to get the job done! Especially since we can only hunt coon anyway here in tree hugging washington!!!!! I get out as much as I can, and whenever any offers me a ride on there pickup-im there! But you guys are all a hoot and I love reading your replies......
Re: age check of the forum
Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 1:12 pm
I should have posted some kinda poll in this post.... 
Robb
Robb
Re: age check of the forum
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 9:02 pm
Twenty-Two and just getting into the game.
Lot's of people with lot's of years of wisdom to learn from.
It's appreciated.
Lot's of people with lot's of years of wisdom to learn from.
It's appreciated.
Re: age check of the forum
Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 11:25 pm
37, and hunting every chance i can. work always seems to get in my way. lol.
Re: age check of the forum
Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 2:51 am
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Re: age check of the forum
Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 2:11 pm
I am 64 still learning ,been hound chasin for 45 years , every hunt is a learning experience
Due to heart attack and stroke I am more dependent on the Quad. My son is retired Military He is 45 still keeps himself in " Military Shape " honestly We would be lost with-out him . last 2 years we lost 2 guys 1 from Heart attack ,1 from the big C 68 and 72 respectively. I do miss them real bad
since we have been doing our outdoor activities since we have been teens. Our oldest member in the group is 83 still hunts ,fishes with us though he has slowed down in the past 2 years 
Trying to bring some Grand-kids and their friends along but with no Sunday hunting and the season conflicting with school that makes it pretty hard most have saturdays already scheduled for sports games or other social activities.i guess the point I am trying to make is the "OLD FARTS" can still get the JOB DONE just at a slower pace . Bottom Line : If at the end of the day you have a SMILE on your face you have had a GOOD SUCCESSFUL day
Due to heart attack and stroke I am more dependent on the Quad. My son is retired Military He is 45 still keeps himself in " Military Shape " honestly We would be lost with-out him . last 2 years we lost 2 guys 1 from Heart attack ,1 from the big C 68 and 72 respectively. I do miss them real bad
since we have been doing our outdoor activities since we have been teens. Our oldest member in the group is 83 still hunts ,fishes with us though he has slowed down in the past 2 years Trying to bring some Grand-kids and their friends along but with no Sunday hunting and the season conflicting with school that makes it pretty hard most have saturdays already scheduled for sports games or other social activities.i guess the point I am trying to make is the "OLD FARTS" can still get the JOB DONE just at a slower pace . Bottom Line : If at the end of the day you have a SMILE on your face you have had a GOOD SUCCESSFUL day