Trad Gang
Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Mudd on December 20, 2009, 07:28:00 AM
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I got the idea to post this here from another web site.(my bad) but I'm gonna start the ball rolling here just for grins and I hope it's not something that's been beat to death already.
My dear ole daddy(long since passed) used to say "Boy iffen you do(whatever) your name is gonna be mudd" and "Boy iffen you don't do(whatever) your name is gonna be mudd" But the most fearful was "Iffen I have to I'll stomp a muddhole in your arse and then I'm gonna walk it dry!"
I got to the point that when folks would ask me my name my reply would be "About half the time it's Mudd!"
That's my Story and I'm sticking to it...lol
What's yours?
God bless, Mudd
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Well Mudd I always wondered about your name and you just explained it. Often I see these names and wonder where they came from, mine is pretty simple first initial with last name. The handle I usually use was taken when I registered so I just went simple!
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I love to flyfish and chase those hatches. It sure is nice when you fool those wiley critters.
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I spent a year with an all expenses paid vacation to Southeast Asia courtesy of Uncle Sam in 1967 and 1968. My unit callsign was 'centaur'.
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no place in the whole world i would rather be then God's country, The Great Adirondacks hence the name Adkmountainken.
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I was the flagman at our local dirt track. I tossed a friend out for rough driving one night. The next time he saw me , he said "here comes the blind one". The name has stuck for about 15 years now :D ......Roy
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In the river of life what comes around goes around! Karma! All is one! "If you poison the river, you poison yourself". Sometimes what is old is new again. I think you get the point! I have come full circle with my archery usage according to Ron Leclair. Plus I like the Oxy moron of a circle river. It's virtually impossible although the Hudson River flows both ways! I wanted to name my boat in a similar fashion but it was a bit long and didn't sound as good as I planned.
I have seen a lot of good Karma here even before I joined so hence my name!
Cyclic-Rivers
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PS. Mudd,
you could have given your father a new pair of waterproof boots for his b-day. That way walking that puddle dry wouldn't be so bad. :biglaugh:
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My bow hunting buddies thought I was nuts for trying to use osage trees for homemade bows to hunt with. Each time we'd hunt together, I'd ask them to keep an eye out for osage tree's for me. Once I did build a bow and harvested a deer with it, they started calling me osagetree everytime we'd go hunting.
They still hunt with compounds (nothing wrong with that) but, I am gaining ground as one has a osage bow I built and he did use it during early season this year. No luck with it this year. But when he does finally get one with it he'll be hooked in I am sure!
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I have been asked this several times!
When I first moved to IL and started with a new internet provider my wife and I were trying to set up an e-mail account. My name is Dennis her name is Dee. We tried Dennisdee@, deedennis@, dendee@, deeden@ and every combination we could think off but everything was taken.
Finaly after several a frustating 15 minutes Dee said try your middle initial in front of it, adennisdee@ was taken, adeedennis@ was taken, but low and behold adeeden@ was available!
So I have just used the same thing for signing up on most of the boards I visit!
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Too long of a story to bore you guys with here.
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There was a similar thread last year to which I gave this similar reply:
I'm not a dentist if that's what you're thinking.
When I was trying to decide on a screen name for this site, I was watching the news. They were showing a clip I had seen before of a particularly despicable and traitorous politician lying about our servicemen. He is a bit of a moron but I guess he thought it sounded bright to pronounce Genghis Khan (to whom he was comparing our troops) 'jen jis'.
I remember thinking the guy needed a smack in the mouth so I suppose that's how a pompously pronounced Genghis morphed into Gingivitis. Every time I see the name, it reminds me of the complete and utter contempt with which I view all politicians of his particular (yellow) stripe.
:D
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I'll let ya all guess! :saywhat:
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As the name implies, I like to whittle things. Ball in cage, chain link, knife, pliers, and anything else from one piece of wood and make it move.
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Mine is purdy simple, it is my last name. The tricky part is, it's pronounced with a long O but everybody always call's me covey like "quail" and I got tried of saying CO..vey every time I tryed to tell people my last name so I just go with covey it's easier HA HA!! Jason COvey
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My BP ventures started when a friend of mine suggested it would be cool to get involved in the "Woodwalks" in our area (kinda like 3D shoots but with BP). Not having a lot of cash laying around I bought the cheapest gun I could find, a Hawkens rifle by Traditions.
Well this gun had a bad tendency to misfire a lot. He got a chuckle outta this and started saying things like "Hey Misfire it's your turn, etc., etc.
Sometime later I got a nice Penn. Long Rifle that shot patch and ball. The misfires stopped but the name stuck even though I started kicking his arse during the shoots.
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Well, we were at a get together at a friend's one night. Sitting around the pool. He had just drained it to fix a leak. Some frogs had taken up residence in it. A buddy of mine gets in the pool and starts throwing them out over the fence. We didn't know at the time, but when he sat back down he put one on the table where we were sitting, hoping it would croak and get us good. Well, the frog never did, and Matt said he forgot about it till I took a drink from my cup and the frog had climbed up on the rim and was eyeball to eyeball with me. I threw drink all over them, scared the crap outta me, thought it was a midget alien for a second. Hence, the name Froggy when the wives came out and the laughs died down... End of story !! :jumper:
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My wife and I... when we met, we used to walk around like penguins when it was cold out... the penguin thing stuck and it became an email address... no its an animal we identify with.
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I have always liked barred feathers.......can't see 'em very well when shooting, but kind of old school I guess. I make a few quivers and always put a small barred feather on each one.
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The handle is, well, self descriptive... :readit: :bigsmyl:
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My favorite place to be is deep in a southern swamp. I also play primitive hand drums and instruments. Djembe,Dumbek, Didgeredoo etc. Sometimes those two things are combined and I play drums in the swamp. I also love to hunt turkeys in the spring and grew up calling them swampdrummers. It just seemed to fit!
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I don't see any need to be anonymous so I use my name. If I used an archery related one it would have to be something about "second shot".
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I have no idea! But I'm sure there are those out there that will tell!
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Always appreciated the simple farm life growing up when a Man was as good as his word. I learned to shoot a longbow then. (Straight Arrow)
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Squirrel bait. . .
don't skwerls like. . nuts ?
hmmm
Mine is just my name. didn't feel very inventive at the time. I know, boring.
ChuckC
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Yep....just my first initial, last name....Jim Martin.
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Once upon a time i used to work at a school. The upper crust insisted the kids quit calling me what i enjoyed, Vic. They said Kids should address you as Mr. Stickels. There isn't anything Mr. Stickels about me so i had them called me Mr. Vic. Has stuck for the last eight years.
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When making the change from compound bows which have cams to trad this was the first handle that came to mind. Sorta like the old saying, " Look Dad, no hands "
nocams :campfire:
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I am just not very creative... My first name and the state I live in...
Jason
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For me it is a lost dream I had. There was a time in my life that I worked in traditional archery. I had the idea of starting an archery supply and longbow company. I was going to name my bows Dragonheart Longbows. The name stuck as my handle, but the company never materialized.
Life happened...
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I live south of Palm Springs California, in the Desert. The Dude part is just a California term from when I was young.
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it came from an old TV show in the 70's starring Darren McGavin. I just had to stop what we were doing and go inside to watch the show. The serial Killer Richard Ramirez stole it but I think they fried him so it is mine solely again. There are bows out there from the 80's with The Night Stalker on them somewhere....
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I used to play baseball and I was a pretty fast infielder and base runner -- "Smokin" Fast. I also hit the ball pretty hard and was said to be "smokin them" when I was in a hot hitting streak. And my first name is Joe.
Thus we get Smokin Joe.
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Kids Jake and Jessi... their birthdates the 19th and 29th...
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I hunt on Block Island. bihunter(block island hunter)
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i've been a Bob Marley fan since my college days. i'm 56 now and still a fan. Someone called me "rastaman" a long, long time ago and it stuck.
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It's my name!!! :bigsmyl:
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I really dislike the use of the word "HARVEST" when someome kills an animal while hunting. If we hunt we are trying to kill stuff plain and simle. Go "harvest" your corn.
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This is a thread we had a while back as someone else said. Still, I see some that weren't here then I suppose, so I'll explain mine again.
I started using this handle on some hotrod sites I like to visit. I have a 1930 Ford Model A Coupe that my dad bought when I was about four years old. Right now it is in pieces in my garage as I go through the lengthy process of converting it from antique to hotrod.
Rather than change, I just use the same old handle on every forum. Like my old coupe, I've had it too long to get rid of it.
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Was born with it - has lasted the last 61+ years and hopefully will last a few more.
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Back when I first discovered trad archery was on the internet, the only site I knew of was the leather wall. My longbow was new to me at the time and "thumped" my hand a little when I shot so I started going by thumper.
Later, when all the arguing started to get bad, people hid behind handles all the time. I got to where I figured I wasn't going to be like some who tried to hide their identity so just switched to my real name. One thing I like about TG is that a real name is required.
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swp is my intials would like to change it to just Scott Parson but don't know if I can.
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I use Spectre. It comes from Seaspectre as in Mark 3 Seaspectre patrol boat. I never rode them, I was a Seafox guy, but "fox" doesn't seem right----so Spectre it is.
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I'm a bowfishing fanatic. Have owned 4 fully rigged boats now including a great fan boat that I should have never sold.
My boat at the time was an 1860 Lowe
I've always been a loaner when it comes to my hunting, so it's just a play on words....
Lobo and Lowe bowfishing boat.
The side of my 2070 Xpress now has LoweBow on it.
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been nickname a long time not sure where it came from as i am neither shakey nor slim
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It is the name of my forge / company. Ragnarok is the name in norse mythology for the battle between the gods and giants at the end of the world. Being of Danish and varying norse, along with some scottish ancestry I figured I would use my past to name to forge. The english version would be End of World Forge
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In high school and college we seemed to always call our buddies by their last names rather than their first. I think everyone got tired of hollering "Westendorf" so they shortened it to "Westy" and it stuck.
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I have gone by Dawg (or Dog) for years in various forms. Deputy Dog, Old Dog etc.
Since I live on the Wyoming plains or prarrie, I just decided to ues Prarrie Dog. and that's the truth. Now if I can just figure out avatars.
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Well one of my favorite bows is a pronghorn ferret. Don't shoot it much know but still love it.
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I suppose my TG handle is rather obvious. Rooselk = roosevelt elk, which is the native wapati of the region where I live.
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'out west" they call fork horn bucks - Y bucks.
Thought it sounded funny, and since ive shot my share of 'em. :archer:
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I'm from Ohio, the Buckeye state and I love to shoot and hunt trad with trad gear so Buckeye Trad Hunter. :archer:
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Ever since 3rd grade I've been called Cherox (after the Cherrox-boot) cause my mom made me wear a pair if there was sign of rain.. The older boys found this very amusing and started calling me Cherox, and soon my friends copied, and now (20 yrs later) most people (including my mother) call me that. So when i made my tag here, i tried to be normal and use my first name, Svein, and my last names' initial, D - for Dyrnes.
I do love a good nickname though! :)
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My mom gave it to me. :bigsmyl:
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My name and the state I live in...
Keeps it easy to remember.
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A BOW with me behind it.
MARKS
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Just like BOWMARKS with a twist.
Fred
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Doowop comes from my favorite type of music. Am I showing my age?
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I just went with my first and middle name and the minimum reguriment for Pope and Young. I have never shot a Pope and Young buck but i hope to some day do that.
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I live on a sailboat and a guy I worked with used to start crooning "Oh DannyBoats," to the Irish tune "Danny Boy" when I showed-up. So I became DannyBoats to the guys. When I signed-up here I just changed it a bit to better fit the theme.
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When I shoot, it is either "Hit" or "Miss". Seems to be more missing than hitting most of the time...LOL!!!
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Well the T stands for Tucker and the Dog is for the Dogsoldiers of the Cheyenne Tribe which my daughters Greatgrandfathers mother was Cheyenne.The Dogsoldiers where the guard of the tribe who would stake them selfs to the ground to fight to the death.I will fight to the death for what I beleave. Tdogsoldiers thats me..
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Lots used to know me by several handles. In college, on the rodeo team it was Johnny Reb. When I started hunting trad style, rare back then, it was Longbow.
When I started here I went with JAG. From our "Ranch" brand. Stands for Johnny & Angela Gottler. If I were more 'puter literate, I'd put up a copy of the brand itself.
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Latin for lefthanded. I hope people don't think I am evil or anything
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I was a pretty good guy and headed for hell when I ran headfirst into God's grace and made Jesus Lord of my life. I decided then and there that I would "follow" hard after him the rest of my days. Therefore: Follower.
Grace and Peace
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Mine comes for a novel called, "Night Wing" by Martin Cruz Smith that was later made into a movie.
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O.K. But yus guys can't tell anyone. I DO have a reputation to protect ya know.
I was guarding a cabin in Colorado for the owners who didn't spend the winters in it, to keep it from getting broken in to. There were a few other owners scattered over several miles of canyons that I didn't have any contract with, but I would patrol just outta a sense of responsibility. These places were getting broken into during the winter, which was how I was there in the first place. Their property was right on the border of a national forest. It was just me and 40 sq. miles of wilderness area. I grew my beard and didn't cut my hair for a while. Spent a lot of time tramping over those mountains, cutting firewood, exploring, hunting. I LOOKED like a mountain man! :archer:
I used to go into town and get books from the library and got to know the girl who worked there, and became friends with her. Well one day I invited her up to my cabin for the weekend.
She told another girl she worked with she was coming up to visit, and the girl said "With him? In the mountains? All alone? But he looks so DANGEROUS!" I'll have ya know I treated the librarian very politely and did NOT try to take advantage of her.
(Although I can't say the same of her! Women...they're all alike! Only after m' body! I DO have a brain too ya know!) :biglaugh:
So she started calling me Dangerous Dan the Mountain Man and the name stuck all these years. :D
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On another site, I originally posted as The Nuge. Sorta as a joke but because I enjoy watching the show. Then a mod came around and said I needed to change it because people actually thought I was Uncle Teddy, so I went with the obvious, I'm Not Ted. Stuck.
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Shifting Shadow signed the treaty of 1816.
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Originally posted by Izzy:
My mom gave it to me. :bigsmyl:
Your mom obviously had great taste. I gave the same name to my oldest son.
:D
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oh geez... i hate these trick questions... :jumper: :D
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Naturally, when I First got a Dreaded Wheelie Bow, I was OverBowed BIG Time......Shakes, did a lot of that, Youch. :scared: 6 = June, 02 = 2002. I got my Son his Very First Little Compound Bow, and of course Teaching HIM to Shoot it, I HAD to get one!
So, June 2002 was when My Son and I First Started shooting together! :thumbsup:
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I enjoy watching, calling, hunting, photographing, and eating ELK ... the Ken part speaks for itself.
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Simple, its where I live
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"Kalin" was a special command word i used with my K-9 Police dog partner!! Just shortened it.
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Simple--"31 draw and "33 arrows.
Denny
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I'm big and my name is Ed
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when i was shooting my wheels about 8 years ago. i was at a friends house getting ready to go hunting that evening. and a rabbit was in his yard i told him i was going to kill it he said go ahead and try it. i pulled back and shot killed the little rascal dead.. we stepped it off it was 55 yards..... (pure luck because ive never been that good of a shot)after that he told that story to everybody and when id go to 3-d shoots everybody started calling me the rabbit buster.
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Well, some 47 years ago, my parents named me Thomas. Now I have never gone by Thomas, and few are allowed to call me Tommy, but remembering my own name is easier than remembering a handle.
:knothead:
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Pretty self explanatory-
tool of choice + male + year of birth
I know. It's very original.
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I love shooting targets at loooong ranges with my rifles. Got called longrange once and been called that by my friends ever since.
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Mystic is short for a town I lived in, Up in Jersey called Mystic Islands (Renamed to Little Egg Harbor township)
Guido is an old nick name that I had for years.
Back in the old dial-up BBS days,, My handle was fatherGuido, Then got to be just Guido...Then in 1996 it turned into mysticguido..
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Born with it!
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Brad Cayton from West Virginia. I'm not very creative.
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I just put my name up there because I find that too many times when people hide behind handles, they tend to get keyboard Cajones. In other words they tend to get more aggressive, stubborn, and otherwise just plain mean. After a couple of days here I noticed it wasnt the case, but on other forums and sites it tends to happen. So I figure if I am going to post something up I might as well be attached to it someway.
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"lax" is an abreviation for the sport of lacrosse which i have played for a while and am currently playing in college. the rest is pretty self explanatory
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Mom and Dad gave it to me :)
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Originally posted by Big Ed:
I'm big and my name is Ed
for those of you who have never seen Ed, he is quite big! i was at the bunny hunt last year and he introduced himself to me. as a joke i said "why do they call you Big Ed"?? my buddy who was standin next to me said, " i guess above average sized ed was taken"..
i guess ya had to be there.. :knothead:
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Since most of my friends still have wheels I choose to hunt alone. So they call me Lonearcher.
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ron w....because I'm ron w, I have been called worse!!!
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I am who I am... BobW (Bob Westfall)
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All my strings stretch...
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I make arrows. It goes back to the old English; the arrowsmith made the points, the fletcher made the rest of the arrow.
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Originally posted by longstiks:
Simple--"31 draw and "33 arrows.
Denny
That ain't long Denny.... :saywhat:
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Originally posted by The Night Stalker:
it came from an old TV show in the 70's starring Darren McGavin. I just had to stop what we were doing and go inside to watch the show. The serial Killer Richard Ramirez stole it but I think they fried him so it is mine solely again. There are bows out there from the 80's with The Night Stalker on them somewhere....
That was a great show. :-D
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KPaul as in Kevin Paul.I'm not a cajun chef!
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For those who've been in any of Uncle Sams force, you know what fubar means...F-ed up beyond any repair, 'cause after my 2003 accident, I am. The fred is 'cause I am, after all, Fred...
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Flat Rock Shooter, not because I shoot flat rocks, I'm from Flat Rock, Illinois and shoot Trad!!!
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Refusing to admit,for years that I needed glasses or contacts,and so Ive been told a resemblance to Clint Eastwood squinting.
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Had a Yamaha motorcycle, but sold it and bought more bows!! lol
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Hayslope is the name that the original owner gave to our house. It is a Revolutionary War era (circa 1761) carriage house that was converted in the early 1900s into a home. The property it is on was a hay field at one time; hence the name.
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I gots to have my music.
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6'4" 360#
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Got mine really from my lab jake and from my sister. My sister used to call me "Jdog" growing up and then my lab Jake was also nicknamed Jdog.
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Mines pretty simple, just my last name followed by my favorite number.
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My initials & DOB.
Larry
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cause i carry big guns only ;)
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well as soon as i started to join sites and stuff on the computer i needed a username, i'm a hunter and i'd like to think i"m a pretty good one so i added ace = hunterace
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I love to bowhunt and Christ redeemed me. In John 3, Jesus tells Nichodemus "Ye must be Bornagain". That is what Jesus has done for me. I have been born again, a new person, and a new Eternal life.
Bornagainbowhunter. :archer:
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Born with it, shortened of course.
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Originally posted by Biggie Hoffman:
6'4" 360#
and all this time I thought it was 'cause you so big hearted.....
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Mine came from another forum I'm on. Was searching around when I found this site and used the same handle. At the time I didn't realize I had found the best site on the web. Wished I would have come up with something different now.
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Leatherneck is a military slang term for a member of the United States Marine Corps. The dress blue uniform still bears that stock collar today, while the service uniform's standing collar was changed to a rolled-flat type prior to World War II. Now accepted by Webster as a synonym for Marine, the term "Leatherneck" was derived from a leather stock once worn around the neck by both American and British Marines—and soldiers also. Beginning in 1798, "one stock of black leather and clasp" was issued to each U. S. Marine annually.
Your history lesson for today. My avatar is me placing the American Flag in the sand in Kuwait the day we took it back from Iraq.
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Great thread! LoneWolf= Because I do alot of things alone. I like to run with the pack when the opportunity arises but usually end up just doing it alone. 73 is the year I graduated from High School.
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Just an old military saying; "This food's as bad as sour owl manure"
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