Schaaf
Well-known member
This thread is gold. Don't think this has been mentioned.
"Well... He'll be good eatin"
"Well... He'll be good eatin"
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The worst reaction to a bow kill was Stan Potts in a tree stand....first uncontrollably shaking, then crying and sobbing/blubbering, finally I do believe wetting his panties like a little girl. It was embarrassing to watch for chrissakes. And what's up with "The Crush" what the hell is that supposed to mean? Also the terms...Speed Goat, 'Lopers, and Prarie Goats etc. It's like they can't pronounce Pronghorn or Antelope. Or they don't have the time so they have to abbreviate.
"Now that's a rack!"
Or the ol' jim dandy, ' I am going out to the garage to rub some bone'
Or the ol' jim dandy, ' I am going out to the garage to rub some bone'
No fences here, beast mode, Big Buck Down, Jimminy Christmas, run the mountain, game changer, "extreme" everything - there are tons of awesomeness in magazines or on TV these days. Let's see some good ones ...
"I've always been drawn to things that are hard." -Cameron Hanes, Hunting Illustrated Fall '14
Customary comment from my father, always when I was ready to or had already complained about something........."it's mind over matter, if you don't mind, it doesn't matter".
Also the terms...Speed Goat, 'Lopers, and Prarie Goats etc. It's like they can't pronounce Pronghorn or Antelope. Or they don't have the time so they have to abbreviate.
I have taken to using that very quote any time a long pack out is needed.My favorite one you'll never see on TV, with hunters standing over a kill is "You know.. it's never too late to shoot him in the ass."
Keep Hammerin!