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Points: 1603 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote gary murray Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 August 2005 at 15:14

I usually bring eggs, bacon, burgers, hotdogs, rice, kraft dinner, coffee, soda pop, soups. Pretty much what i eat at home cause theres nothing worse missing a big part of the day hunting because you have the shits.

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Originally posted by TasunkaWitko TasunkaWitko wrote:

ray - souds like you put on a hell of a nice
camp!

bear - i was always taught to alernate the "duties," partially in order
to be fair, but i suspect it is also so that everyone has an
appreciation for what each job entails.



Yes, but we all cook at the same time. While one takes care of the steaks,
another can take care of the potatoes, and so forth. By the way, I am the
same Ray who posts at accuratereloading. This is a pretty nice forum.
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Originally posted by TasunkaWitko TasunkaWitko wrote:

ray - souds like you put on a hell of a nice
camp!

bear - i was always taught to alernate the "duties," partially in order
to be fair, but i suspect it is also so that everyone has an
appreciation for what each job entails.



Yes, but we all cook at the same time. While one takes care of the steaks,
another can take care of the potatoes, and so forth. By the way, I am the
same Ray who posts at accuratereloading. This is a pretty nice forum. I
saw the picture of the "blond" deer at the other forum, and had to come
here to look. Didn't find any pictures here, but lots of good posts instead.
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welcome to the BaitShop, ray -

our political/current events forum (the BSB roll call) isn't as "diverse" as the one at AR, but we tend to hold our own. as for the rest of the forum, i think we have a good crew here, and it's getting better every day!

if you like us, tell your friends. if you have ideas for improvements, let me know~~~
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 August 2005 at 03:36

Ray great to see you post here.

"Yes, but we all cook at the same time."  That would send me over the edge....only one woman in a home and only one cook in the kitchen!

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  M ybuddy in Tejas tells me his Canin in CO is now 3000 ft sq- his walk in freezer and coolers are always stocked with tejas beef- La seafood etc so we eat better than at home.
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