| Nov 17, 2005 @ 2:34 PM |
Question bout so-called country gals?
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LJT67
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Any deer hunters out there? any of you ladies killed a deer?
or caught a big fish?
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| Nov 17, 2005 @ 3:00 PM |
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zulamaze
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I don't "think" I am a country girl-- I know I am. I have lived in the country all my life. Would not live in the city for the deed to it. I was raised on a farm with cows, horses, pigs, chickens, etc.. We did our own farming. I can veg & put up for the winter months. I make jelly and beef jerky. Yes, I ride a 4 wheeler, don't chew tobacco but I do drink beer. And YES--- catfish is better than crappie -- but I prefer stripe. I can skin a buck -- run a trotline --you know the rest. And yes I have caught several fish!
[Edited on 11/17/2005 3:02 PM]
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| Nov 17, 2005 @ 3:48 PM |
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storm131
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GOSH,DARN,DANG!!!! cant believe Iv missed all this FUNNNN!!!  If ya'll dont stop Im gunna just die from laughing so hard  I call myself a 'one percenter' only one percent of the population that claim to be country really are 'country' I could easly survive in a cave. The final test for being country would be surviving anything thats not country...HUNTER/GATHERERS UNITE!!! If you cant kill it/grow it, process it/preserv it, theres gunna be a time your gunna be hungry.......think about that!! And for those of you who asked...my deer kills number 12, You??? my biggest fish, 8.5pd black bass I caught a barndoor crappi weighed 2.3pd. Easy to say, I know, but its no bull...t 
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| Nov 17, 2005 @ 5:25 PM |
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ruready4me2luvu
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Ready4me...you oughtta be spanked for this...Now your teasing me ...I will take your word about your shooting
ability,don't want you shootin at me id better be nice
I don't use one of them little 30 06's ,I shoot a 7mm mag!!
I bet that will piss off some deer hunters speaking of that deer season starts saturday and my trigger finger isa itchin
Mom always told me to watch out for things that are loaded and things that are itchin too LJT You want deer darlin then come on over the Ga. state line and meet me in Paulding County and I will show you where they roam freely in the middle of the highway at 2am. We have car/truck season here where the deer hunt us lmao, they come outta nowhere, jump a fence by the highway and BLAMMMMMM  Somebody fire up the grill, I want some backstrap and I promise I wouldn't shoot you but can I just sit here and look at you?  
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| Nov 17, 2005 @ 5:25 PM |
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ruready4me2luvu
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Any deer hunters out there? any of you ladies killed a deer?
or caught a big fish?
I'll send you some pictures of the BIG FISH 
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| Nov 17, 2005 @ 5:29 PM |
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misskitty56
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lol..you got that right hillbilly...back when my mom was a girl, they called country kids "farm" kids...now she was country..lived out where they had an outhouse,chickens, cows,picked cotton by hand, rode a mule 2 miles to catch the school bus,and her dad plowed with a mule and plow...they totally lived off the land..i remember my grandmothers washboard machine and wringer..no dryer....now THATS country.
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| Nov 17, 2005 @ 5:33 PM |
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misskitty56
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LOL..we call out in the woods "the booneys" or the "sticks" I wasnt raised on farm,but i was raised by farm people..and I dont like the big city,but love the small towns...and I have been called country by folks outside of Texas,like down in Florida...
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| Nov 17, 2005 @ 5:40 PM |
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ruready4me2luvu
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LOL..we call out in the woods "the booneys" or the "sticks" I wasnt raised on farm,but i was raised by farm people..and I dont like the big city,but love the small towns...and I have been called country by folks outside of Texas,like down in Florida...
hey now I was born adn raised in the deep south of Ft Myers Florida and Im country as cornbread. Whenever I go home to visit Im always asked everywhere I go where I'm from? I turn on the ole southernn Jawga drawl and say well I was born raht cheer shuga where y'all are standing I've been gone so long the accent turned pure country and that's the way I like it. Maybe I should make a thread for the guys about that southern drawl that we turn em all on with? That's bound to get us in TROUBLE 
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 12:28 AM |
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LJT67
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@jump the fence by the highway and BLAMMMMMM Shuga you look all you want at this cajun
Storm131,The funs just starting  hey you got me beat in the bass dept. my biggest is 6 lbs. I lost count on the deer,but its well over 50..all bucks
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 12:39 AM |
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ruready4me2luvu
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@jump the fence by the highway and BLAMMMMMM Shuga you look all you want at this cajun
IM LOOKING  Watch out ya little rajun cajun
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 8:45 AM |
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zestful
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Speaking of deer I have a dog story for you all.
I was streched out on the sofa watching the Packer game,my wolf-pup (black German shepard) was in her usual position sound asleep next to the coffee table when all of a sudden she woke up,ran to the patio door with the hair up on her back and ready to kill.
I looked out and wondered who's lurkin around back here.
About 3 seconds later three doe ran by along the river around 100 ft away.
That dog had smelled those deer while sound asleep from inside the house before I could even see them .
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 10:43 AM |
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storm131
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Well.. I got to be honest about those deer kills... You know my dad and my uncle 'helped' me get my first two when I was 16, but I did make the kill. And when I lived in Mississippi I shot two doe, one was swimming acrossed a small lake running from dogs, I was fishing  heard the dogs running in the hills and finaly saw her jump in the water....not completly legal but it WAS doe season, promise I took two in Davy Crockett nat. Forest, worst huntin trip of my life, real small bucks. The rest were killed on my land in Ms. just sittin on the back porch waitin for the dogs to run 'em through the bottoms. I new the circle they would make and every one knew if their dogs run a deer across my land I would shoot'em if I got a chance. A common understanding between neighbors. My favorite huntin trips were always with my rabbit dogs...oh how I miss my beagles... the stories I could tell!!! Above all others would be my retriever, the best gun dog ever walked. Water or land, He was unbeatable. Hes gone now  but I will never forget him...Anyone out there with a great dog story they would like to share???
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 11:51 AM |
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buni
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I've never killed a deer, and am embarrassed to admit that the biggest fish came out of a canal and was a carp.....
I was wondering if someone can tell me when nighcrawlers became so wiggly? I dug some up a while back, and those suckers were like baby snakes they were moving so fast.
I love dog stories.
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 12:27 PM |
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kattsmeow
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Lol, Buni!!!! My mom loved to fish. The only bait she refused to put on her hook was a night crawler. She said they reminded her of baby snakes! She was of the thinking, the only good snake, was a dead snake!!!
Nothing wrong with catching carp either, my Grandmother lived near the river and had a turtle trap and a carp line too. The only time you saw her in pants was when she went to the river to to see what she caught. Carp, can taste good too. It depends how you clean them and cook them. Lol, My Grandma also loved the brains of squirrels! While she was frying up that ole' squirrel, she would rool that little thing in flour and fry it and pop it in her mouth!
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 9:05 PM |
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LJT67
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Hey Storm 131, I see your into horses! do you train them? ive got a 18 month old paint!
I have 2 Labs,they are my kids:) My favorite dog of all time
was Duke my Golden Retriver,that was the smartest dog ever!he loved to ride in back of the truck,one day we were on our way back from hunting,people started looking at us funny
as they passed us,then one guy pointed at us??? we turned to look at Duke and he was GONE! ....Then we saw his tail! he was rideing on top of the truck cab 
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| Nov 18, 2005 @ 9:15 PM |
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ruready4me2luvu
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Hey Storm 131, I see your into horses! do you train them? ive got a 18 month old paint!
I have 2 Labs,they are my kids:) My favorite dog of all time
was Duke my Golden Retriver,that was the smartest dog ever!he loved to ride in back of the truck,one day we were on our way back from hunting,people started looking at us funny
as they passed us,then one guy pointed at us??? we turned to look at Duke and he was GONE! ....Then we saw his tail! he was rideing on top of the truck cab
So Duke is the exhibitionist of the family too? I've got a friend with 6 horses, about a dozen peac***s, more chickens and roosters and a couple ole onry rednecks hangin round out there too. This farm is outside the backdoor of my buddys Oyster bar
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| Nov 22, 2005 @ 12:10 PM |
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storm131
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Hey LJT67, You asked about horses, yes I train. Mostly I 'fix' problem horses, You know, the ones people have really screwed-up,  I trie to fix the owners too but it turnes out to be a lot more trouble  ....my retriever was a Golden also....I wounder if Hillbilly ever got his question answered about country gals...Just trying to stay on topic
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| Nov 22, 2005 @ 12:27 PM |
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ruready4me2luvu
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Hillbilly is seeing a therapist for it now He's know's Im messin' with him. Its the country thang to do
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| Nov 22, 2005 @ 2:18 PM |
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storm131
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Hey Hillbilly, when ya get through with the head doc. maybe you can tell us what ya learned about contry gals, oh and what you wished ya hadnt!!!! 
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| Nov 22, 2005 @ 2:36 PM |
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someone_me
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6.5 lb bass? I need to get some of you guys out on the salt for some real fishing! We could head out to the flats and catch some reds or flounder or go out a ways and get some nice 8-10 lb red snapper, that's standard fare there, not a once in a lifetime catch!
Now if you're talking country gals... I've known a few who were as sweet as sun brewed ice tea in public, but in private...(insert big YEEHAW here )
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