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Tar Heel
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Post by Tar Heel »

Welcome to the forum Frank

Tar Heel
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Grizzly Adam
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Location: Decatur County, Indiana

Post by Grizzly Adam »

Hey, Frank!

Welcome to the forum.

I shoot in the house too!
Grizz
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Lucky Lar
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Post by Lucky Lar »

Welcome to the forum Frank! :)
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A.W
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Post by A.W »

Congrats on your new investment and welcome. :wink:
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Maritimer
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Imageto the fourm.
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We did not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
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Cal
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Location: Ontario, Canada

Post by Cal »

Frank, you like myself, are a newbie here! I was well welcomed by these guys with opened arms. YOU WILL LEARN HERE, welcome aboard. Cal
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chris4570
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Post by chris4570 »

Welcome. You are sure to enjoy this site.
You can take the man out of the woods but you can't take the woods out of the man.

"Celebrate your harvest with a Bloodtrail Ale(tm)!!"
"It CAN Be Done!"
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Rich
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Location: Woodford, VA

Post by Rich »

Welcome, what distance can you shoot in the basement. I grew up in PA and always had a basement, here in VA the water table is to shallow to have one. Sure would make year round shooting more enjoyable.

Rich
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Hipwader
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Location: London, Ontario

Post by Hipwader »

:D Welcome to the club, " addicts " doesen't even come close to describing some of these guys :lol:
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Bushwhacker
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Location: Berlin, Germany

Post by Bushwhacker »

A friendly hello from Germany. I'm a newbie here myself and this is just a great forum with an incredibly nice bunch of people!

Greetings

Rudi
Excalibur Phoenix
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TruGlo Tru Brite 1.5-5x32mm Illuminated
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Friggs
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Location: Courtice/Kirkfield, Ontario, Canada

Post by Friggs »

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone,

ComfyBear, I'm just north-west of Glenarm actually just 15 km. north of Kirkfield. My brother and I own 200 acres where we built a cordwood cabin and where we do most of our hunting. Most of the area is very isolated and my nearest neighbour is about 5 km. away, lots of wildlife and speed beef (deer). :P

Friggs
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BigUgly
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Joined: Thu Nov 18, 2004 1:50 pm
Location: Oshawa

Post by BigUgly »

Looking forward to hearing about and seeing picture of your first xbow deer. Just remember 35 and in. Or thats me anyway. First year Ihad my xbow had a four pointer 42yds. thought geez I hit the target at 50 all the time. Pulled trigger string twang deer jump deer run and run.. run.. run
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huntertroyjack
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Location: windsor,ontario

Post by huntertroyjack »

Welcome to the forum Frank!Hope you and your family enjoy it and your phoenix!!
troy
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BUCKSHOT
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Location: Port Sydney On.

Hey Friggs

Post by BUCKSHOT »

Welcome aboard Frank!
Shoot straight and enjoy :wink:
Enjoy the Harvest!
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