Let me know when you're in POC Joe

Hewey Calloway said:

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Hell I'd take you and joe on an axis meat hunt if you put us on specks and joe fly guides for us in CO. Maybe we need a thread for this type of trade. Who's got a west Texas Aoudad hunt to trade?

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Deal Hewey the username at g m a I l

I've caught over 200 8+ pound largemouth bass in public water with one on the top 50 list. And who knows how many in private water but that's cheating.

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Hewey Calloway said:

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Hell I'd take you and joe on an axis meat hunt if you put us on specks and joe fly guides for us in CO. Maybe we need a thread for this type of trade. Who's got a west Texas Aoudad hunt to trade?

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Deal Hewey the username at g m a I l

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Im in on that! We could do a high country brown/cutthroat trip, and a float/wade trip on some gold waters for monster bows and browns- all in one!

What you need to know about me is summed up with:

I am not interesting to you Mr. ATF. Move along now.

Oh, yeah, my 25-06 will group 5 with one ragged hole under a Nickle at 100 yds.

I think that is cool.

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3. I'm a pretty good singer.

4. I love to cook - growing up in Louisiana with as an only child with a single mother leads to lots of time spent in the kitchen.

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I went to night school (millwright program) with a big fella from Lafayette who told me that in Louisiana, you either cook or you sing. It sounds like you do both!

This guy was a character, too. He had fingers the size of hot dogs and had a deep bellowing voice.

Once we had a pneumatics exam that had a fair amount of math on it. Most of the grades in the class were piss poor and a few of the guys were lobbying the teacher to just throw that one out because it was 'too hard and wasn't fair.'

Of course, the teacher responded (out loud) that he knew the test was just fine because Mr. Ribeye-Rare made a 100 on it.

Then, from the back of the room, comes that big, deep bellowing voice: "Get a rope!"

And, for the record, I'm no math wizard. It's just that I'm probably the only guy in that class who had ever been to college, so I had a leg up in that regard.

I am so fortunate in being able to fire a lot of ordnance at taxpayers' expense during the Cold War: 106 mm recoilless rifle, 105 mm main tank gun, every type of automatic weapon except for .45 submachine guns in the US inventory at the time, 4.2 inch mortar and a lot of 40 mm grenade rounds from the M79. I could not have asked for more.

UTExan said:

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I am so fortunate in being able to fire a lot of ordnance at taxpayers' expense during the Cold War: 106 mm recoilless rifle, 105 mm main tank gun, every type of automatic weapon except for .45 submachine guns in the US inventory at the time, 4.2 inch mortar and a lot of 40 mm grenade rounds from the M79. I could not have asked for more.

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What was the most satisfying to shoot? I feel like 40mm grenade launchers would be a lot of fun!!

SaluteTheMarines said:

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UTExan said:

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I am so fortunate in being able to fire a lot of ordnance at taxpayers' expense during the Cold War: 106 mm recoilless rifle, 105 mm main tank gun, every type of automatic weapon except for .45 submachine guns in the US inventory at the time, 4.2 inch mortar and a lot of 40 mm grenade rounds from the M79. I could not have asked for more.

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What was the most satisfying to shoot? I feel like 40mm grenade launchers would be a lot of fun!!

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The 106 mm RR. Had a .50 ranging rifle so I expended 4 rounds before finding the target ( an old car body at about 300 yards ) then unleashed the 106. Dead on shot. The 4.2 mortar (four-deuce) was actually terrifying as a round we fired was underpowered and landed short of the target.

CE Lounge Lizzard said:

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SaluteTheMarines said:

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UTExan said:

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I am so fortunate in being able to fire a lot of ordnance at taxpayers' expense during the Cold War: 106 mm recoilless rifle, 105 mm main tank gun, every type of automatic weapon except for .45 submachine guns in the US inventory at the time, 4.2 inch mortar and a lot of 40 mm grenade rounds from the M79. I could not have asked for more.

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What was the most satisfying to shoot? I feel like 40mm grenade launchers would be a lot of fun!!

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As we all know (full credit to aggie1944), the most satisfying thing to shoot is nazis.

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That would be true! I work in EMS and transported a 98 year and fought in WW2. I would love to be able to sit down and listen to his stories.

UTExan said:

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SaluteTheMarines said:

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UTExan said:

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I am so fortunate in being able to fire a lot of ordnance at taxpayers' expense during the Cold War: 106 mm recoilless rifle, 105 mm main tank gun, every type of automatic weapon except for .45 submachine guns in the US inventory at the time, 4.2 inch mortar and a lot of 40 mm grenade rounds from the M79. I could not have asked for more.

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What was the most satisfying to shoot? I feel like 40mm grenade launchers would be a lot of fun!!

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The 106 mm RR. Had a .50 ranging rifle so I expended 4 rounds before finding the target ( an old car body at about 300 yards ) then unleashed the 106. Dead on shot. The 4.2 mortar (four-deuce) was actually terrifying as a round we fired was underpowered and landed short of the target.

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How short of the target?

In my head, I am picturing something like this.

Totally off topic, you need to be posting on Politics with that username.

SaluteTheMarines said:

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UTExan said:

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SaluteTheMarines said:

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UTExan said:

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I am so fortunate in being able to fire a lot of ordnance at taxpayers' expense during the Cold War: 106 mm recoilless rifle, 105 mm main tank gun, every type of automatic weapon except for .45 submachine guns in the US inventory at the time, 4.2 inch mortar and a lot of 40 mm grenade rounds from the M79. I could not have asked for more.

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What was the most satisfying to shoot? I feel like 40mm grenade launchers would be a lot of fun!!

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The 106 mm RR. Had a .50 ranging rifle so I expended 4 rounds before finding the target ( an old car body at about 300 yards ) then unleashed the 106. Dead on shot. The 4.2 mortar (four-deuce) was actually terrifying as a round we fired was underpowered and landed short of the target.

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How short of the target?

In my head, I am picturing something like this.

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No, the round dropped vertically after going about 200 yds down range. Obviously somebody failed to communicate how many charge increments were needed.

CanyonAg77 said:

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Totally off topic, you need to be posting on Politics with that username.

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It was tough to decide between changing username to Salute the Marines or Biden's Earpiece.

I do post there but I thought I posted on Outdoors board the most. I am wrong.

I keep thinking about a handle change. My handle is my AOL screen name from 7th grade and used it for everything until college and when I created my TexAgs account.

aggie1819 said:

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I keep thinking about a handle change. My handle is my AOL screen name from 7th grade and used it for everything until college and when I created my TexAgs account.

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Mine was BRS4688. Initials and the last four of phone number of dorm room. Mine is this for 6 months.

- Grew up building fences, hauling hay, working cattle, chasing girls and drinking beer. Graduated from A&M with Animal Science degree.

-Today, work in office pushing paper in Stressville.

-Will get back to my roots someday, but is sometimes interesting finding work/life balance. Still need to do a better job at it.

Wow, that thing is awesome!

Honestly- I think could pull that off! We have a steamer now, so we can do that shiny/wet look. We've done a cake for 600 people before, and several for the 350-400 range, so size isn't an issue.

Probably would be nice to start with a 22" rainbow, and work our way up, ha ha!