Howdy from Missouri

[Rude Water]

I'm looking forward to learning a lot here. I've been shooting muzzleloaders since the early eighties. I'm a retired mechanic. I don't say a lot, can't learn anything, with my mouth open.

 

[PA.1740]

WELCOME :hatsoff: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have Fun
Phil

 

[ny griz]

:hatsoff: Howdy,good ta have ya here :thumbsup:Griz

 

[sb 54 cal.]

Where you located in Missouri I'm north of St.Louis and South of Hannibal. You'll Like it here. Pappy :thumbsup:

 

[woodse guy]

Welcome to the fire. I live about 50 miles North of Joplin.

 

[Rude Water]

Thanks for the welcome guys! Pappy, I'm a year newer to the world than you, and live in Harry Truman town. Woodse guy, I used to do a lot of hunting, on a little 80 acre farm, 8 miles due east of Sheldon, I know exactly where Sheldon is. Do you know the town of Aldrich? My father in law had a trailer, in Aldrich, we did a lot of fishing on Stockton, many a walleye, met his end, with us. Many thanks again, already learned a lot.
Earl

 

[Lobo Wolf]

Wow! Little did I realize when I joined that there would be people from my neck of the woods!

Lobo

 

[Rude Water]

Lobo Wolf, where do you live in SW Missouri?

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

Rude Water, Welcome to our rantin' an ravin' civil place o' rest an whate'er sparks your whate'er. Know what I means. I spent 1970 (a couple years back) just a ways West of y'all in Hopkins and Maryville. Nice area but folks always seemed to want things asplained o' demonstrated to 'em. Guess 'ats just the way they air der. This is my welcome to Mizzou folk. Welcome again. Mad Irish Jack O'Donnell

 

[Rude Water]

Many thanks for the welcome Mad Irish Jack, sorry I don' know bout Hopkins, but I been to Maryville. They is a teachers college there, used to go up there, and behave scandalously. That would'a been 'bout four years atter you was there. I mostly gotta have things demonstrated, sometimes ten or eleven times.