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Oregonjohn
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Hey. That's where Rebel, The Dread Wechlo, and I meet to plot things.....MtnMan 2U could join us if he'd care to...
It's only a 2-holer but nice, ya know? Lots of good plans emit from this place...we call it Combat Control and relaxation port.
All the best,
John in Coos Bay
It's only a 2-holer but nice, ya know? Lots of good plans emit from this place...we call it Combat Control and relaxation port.
All the best,
John in Coos Bay
So, while Musketman holds off visitors, Claude reading from the Good Book says to a young Zonie,
"You can either swing from this rope, or become a Moderator."
And Now, You know the rest of the story!!!!
"You can either swing from this rope, or become a Moderator."
And Now, You know the rest of the story!!!!
While Bob1961 celebrates the completion of his restocked TC
MAXIBALL ponders the significance of shooting ROUNDBALLS only.
Between Bob and Maxi you will see Claude has returned from another one of his little trips South of the Border. Yes, that's him still wearing his Period Correct Mexican outfit and a fake moustach. It has something to do with not being recognized by someones husband or so I've been told.
To the left, you might notice Sharps4590 (Yes, Sharps refers to his nose, not the rifle) and behind him, ole WestCoastBPgramps looks like he's about to doze[url] off......again[/url].
MAXIBALL ponders the significance of shooting ROUNDBALLS only.
Between Bob and Maxi you will see Claude has returned from another one of his little trips South of the Border. Yes, that's him still wearing his Period Correct Mexican outfit and a fake moustach. It has something to do with not being recognized by someones husband or so I've been told.
To the left, you might notice Sharps4590 (Yes, Sharps refers to his nose, not the rifle) and behind him, ole WestCoastBPgramps looks like he's about to doze[url] off......again[/url].
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In the friendly spirit of the Muzzloading Forum, RollingB and Triple Se7en politely discuss the merits of the Inline Rifle and its proper use for deer hunting,
while the rest of the forum members quietly await the outcome.
You might recognize a young slightly battered Stumpkiller to the left as he quietly exchanges comments on the issue with one of his Inline friends. Is that Musketman in the upper background waving the frying pan? He's probably just offering someone some fine cooking!
while the rest of the forum members quietly await the outcome.
You might recognize a young slightly battered Stumpkiller to the left as he quietly exchanges comments on the issue with one of his Inline friends. Is that Musketman in the upper background waving the frying pan? He's probably just offering someone some fine cooking!
Although TG (second from the left) was somewhat concerned and WestCoastBPgramps (third from left) was dozing again , Musketman even as a baby was not intimidated by those new cartridge guns!
Years later he said "If it had been a Bess, I would have filled my basket." I don't think he was talking about picking berries.
Years later he said "If it had been a Bess, I would have filled my basket." I don't think he was talking about picking berries.
As Daryl restrains Liver Eating Johnsons gun arm
Gordy was heard to say, "But Mr. Johnson, my ma always cooked the liver and onions in Possium Lard an it never gave me a gut ache!"
Gordy was heard to say, "But Mr. Johnson, my ma always cooked the liver and onions in Possium Lard an it never gave me a gut ache!"
It's not that the members of the Muzzleloading Forum are against cartridge guns,
it's just that folks who would rather talk about them don't seem to hang around here long.
it's just that folks who would rather talk about them don't seem to hang around here long.
davidthered
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Har Har Har!!! Stumpie, that was great!! Deorderant... oh my!!!
Here's a new take on a previous pic...
Got quite of few of them thar folks!
Here's a new take on a previous pic...
Got quite of few of them thar folks!
Now just a gol durned minute. Ya' kin make fun o' me, ya' kin make fun o' me wife (even her good eye or the knot hole in her peg), 'n ya' kin go so far as ta make fun o' what still shows above water o' me boat, but I'll not be havin ya' poke fun on 'ol Cap'n Jack. No sarrrrr!
Although TG (second from the left) was somewhat concerned and WestCoastBPgramps (third from left) was dozing again , Musketman even as a baby was not intimidated by those new cartridge guns!
Years later he said "If it had been a Bess, I would have filled my basket." I don't think he was talking about picking berries.
As Claude and a few others were curious about this picture, I thought I would explain it a little.
It was drawn by my father for a book called "NO PLACE FOR ANGELS" by Roscoe G Willson.
Around Prescott Ariz. the Apache raided a ranch in the 1770s.
The ranchers led by John Townsend, a noted Arizona indian fighter, caught up with them several days later and killed a number of the them. After the smoke cleared, they noticed 7 babies in woven baskets lined up against a rock wall.
They decided that because the indians often killed their women and children, turn about was fair play. No one volunteered so they drew straws. John lost.
As he drew a bead on the first baby, it smiled at him. He lowered his gun and walked away. The rest decided that killing the babys wasn't such a good idea after all.
Later, they hung all of the baskets with the babys from a rope between two trees. The next morning the babys and baskets were gone.
Two years later, John was ambushed by Apache indians while deer hunting.
At his funeral, one speaker said of John, "John was a hard man in many ways, and I never saw him weaken but once; and that was the time he couldn't kill those Apache babies."
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