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Lifting deer in the field to dress them out.
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Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
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Today on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, we get a glimpse of the rare North American Spider Monkey. This strange methamphetamine-fueled primate has knives for hands and defecates socially. . . (Cue intro music)
For amount of "That which has been seen, cannot be un-seen" in a single thread page, I think we've broken new ground here.
For amount of "That which has been seen, cannot be un-seen" in a single thread page, I think we've broken new ground here.
WWJMBD?
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
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That’s brilliant.Bigslug wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:33 pm Today on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, we get a glimpse of the rare North American Spider Monkey. This strange methamphetamine-fueled primate has knives for hands and defecates socially. . . (Cue intro music)
For amount of "That which has been seen, cannot be un-seen" in a single thread page, I think we've broken new ground here.![]()
And not far from reality.
Fact is, the readers here probably think some of the things I’ve said are just for the jokes.
Can confirm I’ve pissed shoulder to shoulder with a spider monkey
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
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With longing eye contact.CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 2:43 pmThat’s brilliant.Bigslug wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:33 pm Today on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, we get a glimpse of the rare North American Spider Monkey. This strange methamphetamine-fueled primate has knives for hands and defecates socially. . . (Cue intro music)
For amount of "That which has been seen, cannot be un-seen" in a single thread page, I think we've broken new ground here.![]()
And not far from reality.
Fact is, the readers here probably think some of the things I’ve said are just for the jokes.
Can confirm I’ve pissed shoulder to shoulder with a spider monkey
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
Re: Lifting deer in the field to dress them out.
ONE SIDED longing eye contact.Zee wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 2:58 pmWith longing eye contact.CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 2:43 pmThat’s brilliant.Bigslug wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:33 pm Today on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, we get a glimpse of the rare North American Spider Monkey. This strange methamphetamine-fueled primate has knives for hands and defecates socially. . . (Cue intro music)
For amount of "That which has been seen, cannot be un-seen" in a single thread page, I think we've broken new ground here.![]()
And not far from reality.
Fact is, the readers here probably think some of the things I’ve said are just for the jokes.
Can confirm I’ve pissed shoulder to shoulder with a spider monkey
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
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My next thread will be on field dressing a wild boar.....Looking forward to seeing what direction that one will take...
I really have missed you cpj
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I've experienced jaundiced eye contact on a choppy ocean fishing trip during which a green-at-the-gills-with-seasickness member of the trip locked eyes with my equally green-at-the-gills-with-seasickness visage. This eye contact was held for approximately ten seconds before he barfed over the side. I guess I looked as bad as he felt.Zee wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 2:58 pmWith longing eye contact.CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 2:43 pmThat’s brilliant.Bigslug wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:33 pm Today on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, we get a glimpse of the rare North American Spider Monkey. This strange methamphetamine-fueled primate has knives for hands and defecates socially. . . (Cue intro music)
For amount of "That which has been seen, cannot be un-seen" in a single thread page, I think we've broken new ground here.![]()
And not far from reality.
Fact is, the readers here probably think some of the things I’ve said are just for the jokes.
Can confirm I’ve pissed shoulder to shoulder with a spider monkey
WWJMBD?
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
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Well, in keeping with the "knives for hands" theme, Zee could do a complete Benihana teppan grill chef act which includes a flamboyant field dress and butcher, wearing the hide as a cape/hood as he deals out tenderloin medallions like playing cards, and finishes with juggling, slicing, and grilling pig testicles, serving them with - what else - crabs. We'll never be able to enjoy the onion-ring volcano the same way again.
WWJMBD?
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
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And thanks to some gentle prodding, he now has a griddle where he can do such.Bigslug wrote: ↑Thu Jul 13, 2023 1:27 amWell, in keeping with the "knives for hands" theme, Zee could do a complete Benihana teppan grill chef act which includes a flamboyant field dress and butcher, wearing the hide as a cape/hood as he deals out tenderloin medallions like playing cards, and finishes with juggling, slicing, and grilling pig testicles, serving them with - what else - crabs. We'll never be able to enjoy the onion-ring volcano the same way again.
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
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Hey! Can you cook crabs on the griddle?
Nuts with crabs. I like it.
We’ve already established that I strip down when cleaning flea infested pigs. Just can’t remember if there is photographic documentation.
Nuts with crabs. I like it.
We’ve already established that I strip down when cleaning flea infested pigs. Just can’t remember if there is photographic documentation.
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
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Maybe you should do the thread on field dressing a wild boar......
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Did I mention that “mutual grooming” is involved when we pick fleas off each other like chimpanzees?
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
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Damnit.
More factual information.
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
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Eye contact is one thing, once you start taking pictures, next thing is we are renting Alex’s house and hiring a film crew
I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn away from their ways and live. Eze 33:11
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Hahaha!
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
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That’s brilliant.
And not far from reality.
Fact is, the readers here probably think some of the things I’ve said are just for the jokes.
Can confirm I’ve pissed shoulder to shoulder with a spider monkey
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But we're you doing the "Kansas Cross Grip"?
And not far from reality.
Fact is, the readers here probably think some of the things I’ve said are just for the jokes.
Can confirm I’ve pissed shoulder to shoulder with a spider monkey
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But we're you doing the "Kansas Cross Grip"?
Re: Lifting deer in the field to dress them out.
Hmmmm. . .let's see. . .
*Mutual grooming to remove parasites
*Flea-infested game animals requiring nude field dressing
*A Zee and CPJ hosted outdoor/hunting/cooking show in need of material for a wild boar episode
Does anybody else remember Peter Capstick's narrative of Cape buffalo hunting in which, after the death of the animal, the ticks sense the cessation of blood circulation and start dropping off the bull's scrotum to go and seek a meal elsewhere?
Just trying to list possible thematic elements for the director and editing crew.
*Mutual grooming to remove parasites
*Flea-infested game animals requiring nude field dressing
*A Zee and CPJ hosted outdoor/hunting/cooking show in need of material for a wild boar episode
Does anybody else remember Peter Capstick's narrative of Cape buffalo hunting in which, after the death of the animal, the ticks sense the cessation of blood circulation and start dropping off the bull's scrotum to go and seek a meal elsewhere?
Just trying to list possible thematic elements for the director and editing crew.
WWJMBD?
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
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We are in need of a makeup artist. Want the job?Bigslug wrote: ↑Sat Jul 15, 2023 1:00 pm Hmmmm. . .let's see. . .
*Mutual grooming to remove parasites
*Flea-infested game animals requiring nude field dressing
*A Zee and CPJ hosted outdoor/hunting/cooking show in need of material for a wild boar episode
Does anybody else remember Peter Capstick's narrative of Cape buffalo hunting in which, after the death of the animal, the ticks sense the cessation of blood circulation and start dropping off the bull's scrotum to go and seek a meal elsewhere?
Just trying to list possible thematic elements for the director and editing crew.![]()
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
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I'll have to make it up some other time. 
WWJMBD?
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
I believe we should stand on Ceremony. . . while our friends handcuff the sanctimonious little prick and take him away.
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I skipped most of this post! All BS aside, I hunted the Cascade mountains of N. California. I carried a couple of double pulleys and four sections of para cord in my pack to get deer out of the ravines. Sometimes it took multiple hitches to get it to the top, but it saved me a lot of work that I couldn't have achieved otherwise.
I attached a 12 volt quad winch to an extended step hitch. From that, I inserted a three-piece game hoist that I made from sign break-away material. Insert the step/winch in the hitch receiver, insert the hoist and run the cable to the gimble. I plugged the hoist into my trailer hitch plug, turned on the lights, pushed the button and up it goes. Field dressing was done before the drag, but everything else was done in the air.
I attached a 12 volt quad winch to an extended step hitch. From that, I inserted a three-piece game hoist that I made from sign break-away material. Insert the step/winch in the hitch receiver, insert the hoist and run the cable to the gimble. I plugged the hoist into my trailer hitch plug, turned on the lights, pushed the button and up it goes. Field dressing was done before the drag, but everything else was done in the air.
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I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn away from their ways and live. Eze 33:11
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