Smoke Signals from Missouri

[Grenadier1758]

And here's another welcome message from St. Louis.

 

[toot]

Welcome back.

 

[Brian Gibbs]

Hello Mike! I too, like you, was absent for many years. Shot my first mule deer with a CVA Kentucky rifle I built when I was 13. And it looked like it was built by a 13 year old! That was in the 70"s. It seemed the Rendezvous events were much bigger then where I live. Most clubs are now gone. Welcome! I'm glad we;re both back!

 

[rickystl]

Welcome from St. Louis

 

[SamTex1949]

Howdy from the Piney Woods of East Texas ! but I will admit I a, a Mo kid ! Born in St Charles, grew up in St Ann and lasted lived with folks out in Creve Coeur. I to visited the Hawken shop on Limbergh road! Do you recall the "business" that was next door to it ??

 

[smo]

I feel right at home here. Where’s the couch?

Burnt it for firewood just West of Nashboro......

Welcome to the Forum from Tennessee.

 

[Kid Shelleen]

Howdy from the Piney Woods of East Texas ! but I will admit I a, a Mo kid ! Born in St Charles, grew up in St Ann and lasted lived with folks out in Creve Coeur. I to visited the Hawken shop on Limbergh road! Do you recall the "business" that was next door to it ??

When I was 18-20 years old I was a “hang around” at the Hawken Shop, so what do you think? The girls from next door would come over to get change for the soda machine. We’d talk them up to keep them hanging around too. There were 3 parlors in the same building with the Hawken Shop & another one 30 yards away called Penthouse. I remember the girls as well as I remember the original Hawken rifles Art Ressel had hanging in the shop.

 

[bpd303]

Welcome from the Ozark mountains.

 

[Kid Shelleen]

Welcome from the Ozark mountains.

Whereabouts if I may ask?

 

[bpd303]

Carroll County NW corner, 5 miles south of the MO line.

 

[Kid Shelleen]

Carroll County NW corner, 5 miles south of the MO line.

That’s pretty country

 

[Kid Shelleen]

Burnt it for firewood just West of Nashboro......

Welcome to the Forum from Tennessee.

Upholstered furniture is the absolute best for long distance smoke signals. I saw that all the way back here in Missouri.

 

[toot]

Welcome.

 

[Grumpa]

Welcome, from the Forks of the Ohio.

Richard/Grumpa