A tribute to Big Fred......See Page 13 "thanks"

[Tim]

I have an incredible story to share with you, one that will hit all your emotions and in the end blow you clean out of the water!  I will bring it to you throughout the day as I have time.  Please read and enjoy!

[Mudd]

Bring it Tim!

I am ready for a good read.

               


God bless,Mudd

[Steve G]

Me too sounds good.

[saumensch]

[cyred4d]

Always ready for a good read.

[Cocklebur]

Bring on the story.

[GraniteStater]

This sounds good, looking forward to a good read.

[cacciatore]

Tim,I am here.

[Shawn Leonard]

OK Tim, we are ready! Shawn

[LONGSTYKES]

Looking forward too a good read. Thanks

[frassettor]

   

[lpcjon2]

Hellllloooooo! Bueller,Bueller,Bueller.Tim it's Tim how bout it.

[SilentT]

Let's hear it.  All ears.

[Tim]

Great hunting partners and best friends don't come along too often in life and when you have one the hardest thing to do is let go.  

Big Fred as I referred to my buddy was just that, my Best Friend and I've had a very tough time watching his bout with cancer slowly take it's toll.  I've put together a few photo's for you to enjoy and to pay tribute to the first guy I ever saw at a 3-d shoot with a recurve some 23 years ago.

MORE TO COME>>>>>>>Stay with me...

 
 
 
 

[rastaman]

[huntnmuleys]

will have to keep checking this for sure.  LOVE those pheasants!

[FerretWYO]

I will be watching for sure.

[Tim]

Several folks on this site also shared a friendship with Fred and even though his size was intimidating (6'8 295lbs) he was like a little kid who was crazy over the bow and arrow.

 


Fred was a huge part of our family, one of those guys your kids affectionately call "Uncle"!

 

[Tim]

We sure dragged "a lot" of deer together over the years and a few other critters.

If you've ever dragged a deer with a guy who was a foot taller than you        

STAY WITH ME FOLKS.........IT GETS BETTER!

 

 
 
 

[mmisciag]

Tim,

Good memories. I'm glad to see them and hear about them.

Martin