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January 01/02/15, 12:57:13 PM

Offline deadeye

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That's a wrap
Again, as I have done for a number of years now, I took a day to gather, inventory, clean, and put away all my hunting gear.  Broken or worn stuff will be replaced, excess stuff removed, guns cleaned and oiled, bows checked and strings waxed, clothes washed and stored.  Now, what to do, oh yes, start planning the spring turkey hunt.   
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January 01/02/15, 01:46:03 PM Reply #1

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Re: That's a wrap
 :happy1: Me and Mama just did that around 3 weeks ago. We went to the laundromat to use the big washers and driers to do all the orange....right now we are focusing on ice fishing, but already have my time off slated for spring turkey season.


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January 01/02/15, 02:25:29 PM Reply #2

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Re: That's a wrap
made a list of the stuff to replace and put it all in the same spot. this year i couldn't find a few random things.. and found em when i got the christmas stuff down..

 what i was thinking when i put them up there i will never know. a few new bins for stuff this year should take care of that problem
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