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NC hunting trip

docdoru

Doru the Destroyer-Spyder Photo Investigator
What are the SpyderLovers members do when they don't ryde their Spyders? It's all about lifetime friendship...thank you Jack, Nancy and Dave. :firstplace::bowdown:
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What are the SpyderLovers members do when they don't ryde their Spyders? It's all about lifetime friendship...thank you Jack, Nancy and Dave. :firstplace::bowdown:
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Looks like heaven to me, Was that a Sabot or Foster type slug that got
that saw blade:2thumbs:..

Freebob...:doorag:
 
Looks like heaven to me, Was that a Sabot or Foster type slug that got
that saw blade:2thumbs:..
Freebob...:doorag:
It is heaven...:thumbup:
For the saw blade: rifled slug hollow point 1 oz, 2 3/4 inches, 1600 fps velocity.:yikes:
 
It looks like they're trying to kill some time... :roflblack:
That looks like a GREAT place to get away from the lunacy of the 21st century! :2thumbs:
 
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It is heaven...:thumbup:
For the saw blade: rifled slug hollow point 1 oz, 2 3/4 inches, 1600 fps velocity.:yikes:

OK, I use them for practice and sighting in optics on my Tacticle 870, But when I get serious use 3" Winchester Sabot slugs 7/8 oz 385 grain 2000fps...:thumbup:...

Freebob...:doorag:
 
Doc. It was nice that you and Forrest could make the dryve up.. . Great meeting jack and nancy and seeing thier awesome place. Poor dirt hill will never be the same. Next time its spyders to the waterfall and jacks place. Door is always open here for you guys. Maybe I can get you signed up in the WPP. Ps to all ... Doc drives his jeep just like his Spyder, chasing the 2wheelers across the Cherohola. Pictures coming of the emergency surgery Doc had to perform. Haven't heard of the condition of his patient today though

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Yep, Doc was here! man carries a big gun, big bullets, and is sure hell on saw blades! Here's the autographed remains...

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And the story continues

Finally, something other than targets
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Doc and Forrest, report to the operating room. Your patient is waiting
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Surgery begins

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Spare parts. Doc said the bird wont need them. Not too sure what he means by that though
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First, pluck the feathers and cut off the head. Make a slit in the neck lengthways, take hold of the neck bone and twist it, then cut off the neck very close to the body of the bird.
Turn the pheasant around and make a slit at the rear vent. Push your fingers inside the cut and work around the cavity loosening the innards, which you should draw out in one motion. Take care not to break the gall bladder, which is the green sac attached to the liver, as its bitter juice would taint the meat.
 
Please don't ask how my knees are doing the next time we see ya'll :roflblack: :roflblack: looks like you guys had a good time there, see you sometime when you get back to civilization :ohyea: jc
 
First, pluck the feathers and cut off the head. Make a slit in the neck lengthways, take hold of the neck bone and twist it, then cut off the neck very close to the body of the bird.
Turn the pheasant around and make a slit at the rear vent. Push your fingers inside the cut and work around the cavity loosening the innards, which you should draw out in one motion. Take care not to break the gall bladder, which is the green sac attached to the liver, as its bitter juice would taint the meat.

Doc that was not a Pheasant... it was a TURKEY...
 
Yep, Jack has the Huligan flag at his cabin now. We had an awesome time there with him and his wife. Great hospitality and real, down to earth people.

Jack is a true Huligan I'm jealous looked like fun!!
Jim:thumbup:



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