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Pictures!!



It occurs to me, we don't have a picture album on this part of ITBA's site. JR's ledgends inspired, so post yours, if you please biggrin.gif































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Homemade camo.

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looking good, Dennis!

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I believe it would get the job done,good buddy.

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Heck Dennis you could just leave the face mask off and "ugly them to death". furious
 On second thought, you'd probably tear the meat up too bad !  biggrin

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Randy, I don't believe it would tear the meat up at all, but probably draw the blow-flies to it....

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ur pictures are great John!! Hope to shoot with u guys on feb 2 nd!! those spots with the fish look famillar.

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Here are a few from the last trip to Shiloh.

God bless,

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John,

Inquiring minds want to know where that pic of you with the stone walls was taken... and also... what did that fish weigh... that's a hummer... is it from your guiding days?

Jonathan

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twigflicker wrote:

John,

Inquiring minds want to know where that pic of you with the stone walls was taken... and also... what did that fish weigh... that's a hummer... is it from your guiding days?

Jonathan






The stone walls are from the first Texas ranger's fort in Texas. Jose' and I were down there hunting.
Which fish? the one in the boat is a 14lb largemouth--yes, from when I guided down in Florida.
The other is a Buffalo shot with a bow in White river in Indiana. Estimated 40+lbs

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John is that the place in Tex called Adobe walls ?

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My Lord ! I thought that was some picture of an Iraqi bride with her veil waiting for her groom. But then again some of them have a more facial hair.

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Infidel, I throw my stinky shoe at youbiggrin

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Man oh man that's a bass... thanks for the details...

Thanks for the laughs guys... Way to enjoy life and bring others along!

Jonathan

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John is that the place in Tex called Adobe walls ?






No, it wasn't Adobe Walls. I don't remember the name of the little town, but we were out on a ranch a good ways. I remember the town had a very small Mexican resturant with excellent food, and a cowboy bar with a sign that advertised "the Almost Patsy Cline" band as playing that Saturday night.
Maybe Jose' can recall the town.
I know we ended up the next week hunting Hogs on the Legal Eagle ranch in El Indio, TX which was right on the border.

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DSCF0009.JPGDSCF0022.JPGDSCF0012.JPGDSCF0014.JPGDSCF0011.JPGDSCF0006.JPGThe town name is Banderas, TX. Pretty, little Texas town. Here are some pictures.

The ruins are from the house of Policarpio Rodriguez, aka Poli, a brave and adventurous mexican native who fought the Comanches and established himself there. The house ruins are known as the Fort. Later on he joined the TX Rangers and ended up being an ordained Methodist preacher. You may be able to read some of his biography on the plaque in front of the small church he built. The church is located just outside of the ranch where we stayed.

I'd love to go back there, if nothingelse, to eat at the Jacalito again. Best tamales on the planet.

God bless,

Jose


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Ooops, I missed Paul Jalon pictures. There is Paul with his friend from MI. A retired engineer from GM. I forgot his name. The other fellow is José. He lives to hunt. I do not know where he gets his money, but the guy has been all over hunting. I think he lives in Laredo.

Texas is a whole other country. I'd move down there in a NY minute, but the wife will not do it. frustrated.gif

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Jose


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Long ago and far away.....







Mule Deer in New Mexico:


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I guess Dennis was breaking trail??

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hehehe he is not the cowboy that sits in the middle- Dont have to drive or open gates is he !! !! Like this page John !! !!

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Some Mo'




This was just before I shot his Arrow in two....


Yeah, it's a little buck.....but I shot it stalking from the ground with a longbow, so it's a trophy to me!



Anybody Recognize the Injun on the left?




A legend...Old Sue






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My first hunting Buddies Rambler & Queenie !! !! I was 4 yrs old  1958 !! !!

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Got another question, John... what's that double with Old Sue... I'm a sucker for doubles...

Jonathan

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Jonathan, that was a Merkel 47E. Shortly after that I traded it for a Browning sidelock SxS with two sets of barrels.
I now shoot an old original Ithaca grade 2 SxS 16ga, and a Browning grade 3 O/U (with grade 6 wood) in 16ga.
I have owned and traded MANY high-grade shotguns. Was in the gun bid-nuss once.

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Very nice... Very nice... I also love pretty wood... never knew you did the gun business...

Is there much you haven't done wink.gif

Jonathan

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Jon, I think he means he ran whiskey and Winchester rifles to the Comanche.biggrin

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biggrin Come on Dennis Johns not that OLD M.R. Cowels - MAYBE !! !!  biggrin

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Just about blew hot chocolate over the screen... you guys kill me... thanks for the laugh!!!!

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bambi wrote:

Jon, I think he means he ran whiskey and Winchester rifles to the Comanche.biggrin






HEY!.....My mother's father was Comanche. It was a family business.

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jr can u post some of those pics of dad on my facebook page?


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