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[Ryan Sanpei]

Aloha Billy!

We do quite a bit of hunting on the west side of the island.

Not sure how the elk are doing.  Would love to hunt on that piece of property!!!

SPAM musubi"s for lunch!

[Billy]

Ho'h Cuz....
Spam musubi and plate lunch....I so hongree...

I do miss the Islands and my Calabash cousins...you guys hunt safe, live Aloha, and eat til sleep ...
yeah !

[Billy]

Double post...my bad!

[Billy]

must be part Portagee - eh...??

[Ryan Sanpei]

Mahalo my Bruddah!

Yes, I'm famous for Kanak attacks.  A good nap after a plate lunch!    

[Chimaster]

What a great idea!! I visited the islands a couple of years ago and plan on going back. I didn't hunt at that time, but ran into a lady with pigs on her place, and an interesting guy who sold Koa wood bows. My new tall tines bow is made of Koa, great looking wood. I'll be contacting you when we go back, this time I plan on hunting. Thanks again

[The Ole' Bowhunter]

Aloha Ryan,
I'll be heading to Hawaii this October and since I viewed your forum, you got me thinking about a possible bowhunt...It sure is something to think about.

[Ryan Sanpei]

Sounds good Chimaster!

The Ole' Bowhunter, definitely look into it. A lot will depend on which island you decide to visit.

[Producer]

The stew looks great; how would you describe the taste of goat as I have never tried it.

[Msturm]

Goat is best described as  ONO!

[Ryan Sanpei]

Producer,

The closest thing I could describe it to would be feral sheep.

[WAY-TO-GO]

Hi Ryan:  I'll be leaving the snow & ice in February to trad hunt goats in Maui.  Should I be fortunate to get one, is there a taxidermist on Maui I could take it to?  Cheers!