OK, @Bigfatcock withdrawn.
That would be the Angel Oak over on Johns Island.
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The moonlit cloudy sky, 11:30 last night, while taking the dog out to pee.
Yes... I had to pee too.
Yes... I had to pee too.
Crazy that he is basically a 4x4 with some trash. Still probably 170. There are guys that would bitch that he's only a 4 point and that he should have been killed off along time ago.
In the world of mule deer I have an affinity for 30 inch forky bucks. If there was a 30 inch forky with a ton of mass and a big 180 4x4 I think I would shoot the forky.
Fairly sure this is in Romanevi Finland.
My father buried his in the backyard a couple of weeks ago. He was about 14 or 15. Half corgi half shetland sheep dog. Lap dog for those 15 years, never tore anything up, would come when you called him.
He ordered another one that is supposed to show up in October, new puppy. Dad is 81.
He wants to give it the same name.
Personally for me I would have never ordered the same kind of dog. It took me 20 years to get over the death of my childhood dog, I could probably own a Springer Spaniel now as it died when I was in 11th grade and I am 50 now.
Ran across two "forkies" in a bachelor group in Idaho back in the early fall of 95.
Both easily beat 32" wide and they were tall as fuck.
My buddy was gaga over the 28ish 4x4 with brow tines and I couldn't take my eyes off the old boys.
Apparently, I'm still crazy about that pair.
Makes me wonder if they were brothers because the antlers were pretty much identical.
September 23, 1779: The Battle of Flamborough Head
The remains of a Franco-American squadron commanded by John Paul Jones engages a pair of British vessels under Richard Pearson off the coast of Yorkshire. Jones' squadron takes HMS Serapis and British hired ship Countess of Scarborough as prizes, though at the cost of USS Bonhomme Richard.
Richard Paton's 1780 depiction of the action between USS Bonhomme Richard & the dismasted HMS Serapis. To the right, USS Allegiance fires on Serapis; to the left, Countess of Scarborough engages USS Pallas.
The remains of a Franco-American squadron commanded by John Paul Jones engages a pair of British vessels under Richard Pearson off the coast of Yorkshire. Jones' squadron takes HMS Serapis and British hired ship Countess of Scarborough as prizes, though at the cost of USS Bonhomme Richard.
Richard Paton's 1780 depiction of the action between USS Bonhomme Richard & the dismasted HMS Serapis. To the right, USS Allegiance fires on Serapis; to the left, Countess of Scarborough engages USS Pallas.
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