Kevin -- Does that mean I get to buy the second, the third, the... Don

Hey, that works for me, Don.  HA!  No wonder I never get any sleep at these PBS events...

Don,

I'm sure that there are more than a few of us who would be glad to buy you a beer. I might even be able to find some decent oysters down there for us.

Sorry to miss this one too.  Haven't been to one since Baltimore.

Nashville's a go!  Looking forward to it already.

Who's in charge of that one?

Jerry

I don't know who those two OLD, FAT guys are, but I heard they were making fun of, and picking on, a very special, talented, short bowhunter.  A man, I might add, who taught them virtually everything they know...

Remember: when you pick on a short guy it is just another form of child abuse!

I am keeping track of your nasty diatribes, boys!

Too F. Short

Hehehe...
Paul, does that mean you might want to do a "rebuttal seminar" or sorts in Nashville?  Might be quite interesting, LOL!

Weasel, hope you can make it to Nashville.  We certainly had a great time in Pittsburgh but we still missed many of those that couldn't be with us.  As far as who is "in charge" of that one, I can only assume you mean the VP.  All I can tell you is, I know who it ISN'T going to be...

Sorry for the repetitive posts, that's what happens at 2 in the A.M.  
In PBS, part of the VP's responsibilities are all banquet preparations, etc.  That does not mean the VP does everything, nothing could be further from the truth.  In fact, everyone on Council had an equal part in this banquet pretty much but the real workers are the folks on the scene, the United Bowhunters of Pennsylvania, Rod Bear and Mike Ruperto and a whole host of support people.  It truly is a "team effort" and no one person or small group can or should take the credit.  But of course since it is PBS, you probably already know that.

Hey Kevin, I received a suggestion that the banquet in 2012 go to Hawaii, I promised to pass it along! If you need me to be part of the "support crew" there, oh well, I'd guess I would have to say OK!

Rick, what state is that in???????

Wayne, what state is Hawaii in? Isn't that a Jeff Foxworthy question?

If I can't drive there, it doesn't count as a state

Wayne, yeah, but they roast whole pigs in the ground!

Mr. McGowan has a very good point there.....

Yeah...next thing you know the Friday night entertainment will be the twins and Biggie in grass hula skirts performing native dance.

I'd pay to see that. Again.

I'm not sure there are enough Mai Tai's in the STATE for that!

Marty, do tell man, DO TELL!  Maybe an article with pics for the PBS magazine, course we'll have to put it in a plain brown wrapper then...

Sorry Kevin, I promised I wouldn't talk about it. In fact, I had to go see Dr. Phil to even be in camp with all of them at the same time ever again.It was that disturbing!I will say this much , Biggie led.

Hula dancing? Won't be my 1st rodeo...