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    Posted: May-02-2008 at 1:38am

Originally posted by eric lavine eric lavine wrote:

what do WT and tornados have in common?

they both f-up the neighborhood


I thought it went like this...

What do a tornado in Louisianna and a divorce in Georgia have in common?

Either way...somebody's fixin' to lose a TRAILER!!!
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I should have been able to figure that out. Not a term used too much in Maine because we are about 98.5% W.
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Originally posted by 8122pbrainard 8122pbrainard wrote:

Originally posted by Riley Riley wrote:

What is a W.T.?


I don't want to sound too demeaning so I'll put it this way. The color of some of our skins and then something the garbage man picks up!


Well put Pete.
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what do WT and tornados have in common?
they both f-up the neighborhood
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Originally posted by Riley Riley wrote:

What is a W.T.?


Bruce, I don't want to sound too demeaning so I'll put it this way. The color of some of our skins and then something the garbage man picks up!


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Same here. In my world those people are wood chucks. Red necks are way different. What is a W.T.?
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that crossed my mind too
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In my parts those folks would be W.T. different than R.N.
Work to live, not live to work.

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i think those 2 are doing more than just drinking beer
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ROFLOL Pete!!

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In my opinion spring woodcock is one of the best ways to bring along a dog. I am always careful to leave them alone when the birds start to nest. This is catch and release hunting and allows you to get more time afield with your dog.

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I hear the woodcock have been in Maine for the past few weeks. I'm always too busy this time of year to get Riley out on them, but I have lots of friends that take advantage of them for spring training.
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watch it, bryan they also fish in the water half naked for catfish and no fishing pole, im still trying to figure out what kinda bait thier using to draw the fish out, i kinda have a feeling it is part of the anatomy and no one is saying
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Boat Dr.

It is great to hear from another woodcock enthusiast. I enjoy all types of bird hunting but woodcock hunting is the ultimate for bird dogs. I am very jealous of those bird numbers. I live in Indiana and hunt woodcock on their way south in October and November. This was a bad year for us due to a drought, we had very few birds stay over. March is actually my favorite time of the year because we get lots of birds staying over on there way north. Obviously this is only training but it is a great opportunity to bird a young dog along. What are your season dates in Louisiana? I take a trip to Kansas every December but I would love to head down to your neck of the woods sometime. Maybe you could head me in the right direction.
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Bryan, that is my passion. This is where all the Woodcock winter. Central Louisiana is the best kept secret for the elusive timberdoodle.
Best year in the past 20, lottsa 50 bird days.Best day was 01/15/08 33 points in 90 minutes.Bonus birds that day were 3 doubles and two triples. Did not score higher than a single on any of those, maybe next year.
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Cheif 7 years old /resident vacuum cleaner
Buddy 15 months/ honors and back fine , clean up position
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Tri/ 10 years retired to house/ "guard dog" he guards the food bowl .
Would love to talk birds and dogs anytime............1-318-386-2825..Billy
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redneck sayings:::

diabetes = sugar on the blood

high blood pressure = high blood

low blood pressure is not low blood because low blood    =     anemia........

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I hate to go off subject but I just could not resist responding to the bird hunting talk. I have an English Setter and spend most of the fall and winter chasing birds.

Boat Dr. do you have a dogs?
I love woodcock hunting and have always wanted to hunt them in their wintering grounds, do you hunt woodcock?

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Looking at map quest, they claim 81 miles from preston to manchester, but I'm sure there are shorter routes. The bird population seemed to be on the rise the last couple of years, but I'm afraid it's going to take a hit this year. The long winter and heavy snow was hard on everything. Now up in our area it's severe flooding. Not good for hatching eggs. I spent most of yesterday tying up docks and shore stations.
Not trying to bring up ethanol with this post, But the pheasants have lost a lot of there nesting area to corn.
Were still seeing them around, It just doesn't seem to be as wide spread. I remember a few of my sweet spots where you could limit out in an hour. Now if I hunted those same spots combined you might be lucky to see a couple birds all day.
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Randy, no protection on any thing I post here.The smell can be a little strong tho.
How close to Preston Iowa are you,Have bird hunting buds there.Did not come up last year but had a great hunt, lottsa pheasent in '06..........Boat dr
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Thats great boatdr, I'm going to have to print that off and show to others. I hope you don't have any of those copywright laws on it.
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you should see an Ohio spring
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Eric, eating a bowl of Honey Nuts and turn the AC down a few degrees.
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you forgot mechanics wire on number 6, you burning the midnight oil? little late for you
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1. Avoid cutting yourself when slicing vegetables by getting someone
else to hold them while you chop.

2. Avoid arguments with the Mrs. about lifting the toilet seat by
using the shower.

3. For high blood pressure sufferers: simply cut yourself and bleed
for a few minutes, thus reducing the pressure in your veins. Remember to
use a timer.

4. A mouse trap, placed on top of your alarm clock, will prevent you
from rolling over and going back to sleep after you hit the snooze
button.

5. If you have a bad cough, take a large dose of laxatives, then you
will be afraid to cough.

6. You only need two tools in life - WD-40 and Duct Tape. If it
doesn't move and should, use the WD-40. If it shouldn 't move and does,
use the duct tape.

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