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[FinsnFur]

Welcome to the site fellas 

[vvarmitr]

Guten Tag! Bon Jour! and Goedemorgen! Y'all.

What in tarnation, Dadburnit, don't tell me I'll havta prees 1 to get ENGLISH outta ya. 
Sorry Skoal, I just had to Carpe Diem, ya know.  :roflmao:
Welcome to the board anyhoo!

Scout? Wasn't that the name of Tonto's horse?
Well, carnsarnit, welcome to our board too!   

[kcb346]

My name is Casey Beymer and live in Hopkinsville KY. I am originally from Texas, but while in the ARMY they dropped me off here. I work for the city and on my time off I love to hunt. I'll hunt anything that is legal. The greater the challenge the more fun. I have been married for 10 yrs and have two chuldren, 7 and 9. I coach Baseball and have a traveling baseball team.
      I have recently started coyote hunting and have found it to be very challenging. I started off on Jan 1, 2008 and shot my first at ten yds. She was about 35lbs. Gorgeous animal. I am very interested inlearning more and intend on joining the 2008 LBL hunt.

Hope to see everyone there!

[vvarmitr]

I was going to welcome to the board, but I'll just wait & shake hands w/ ya at the LBL. 

[desiel]

My name is Jeff and i live in Innisfail Alberta Canada
I come from Robinhood Saskatchewan where i trapped as a kid with my dad. I have not trapped for about 8 years but just got the bug this winter.  The trap order is in and i can put the snares away when it gets here. I enjoy reading about everyones success and seeing the pictures also. We have no bob cats inmyarea but i have friends in southeren Alberta and may have to go there next winter for a week.
Good luck to all.

desiel

[coyotehunter_1]

Welcome, Gents  !! 

[HaMeR]

Welcome to the Forum desiel!! Pull up a keyboard & set a spell!! 

[Bills Custom Calls]

Welcome to the board fellers

[dogduster]

Hi my name is Devin, I live in south eastern Wisconsin. This is my fourth season calling coyotes and it keeps getting more and more fun for me. I also hunt deer with both gun and bow, although since I have started calling coyotes and getting better at it I dont bow hunt as much anymore. work is also getting very busy for me during prime bowhunting and I don't have time to deal with a deer after the shot from sep-early nov, which is why I do more calling.
Aside from hunting I love to fish and spend time with my family. I have been married for 3.5 years and we have a 3year old son and one on the way in may.

[CCP]

WELCOME dogduster and the rest of you guys I missed. Hope you stay and enjoy it here.

[Hawks Feather]

dogduster,

Glad to have you here.  Enjoy yourself.

Jerry

[HaMeR]

  Well even tho you are a Wisconsonian or a Wisconsonite or a Wisconotarian or whatever you folks are up there I guess I can Welcome you too!! 


:roflmao: :roflmao:


Welcome to the Forum!!  Pull up your keyboard & set a spell!! It's good to have you here!! 

[FinsnFur]

What r you getting at HaMeR

Nothing wrong with Wis! is there dogduster  Welcome to the site.

[Hawks Feather]

Jim,

We have told you not to let others know you are there.  Remember, you are in the (WPP) witness protection program.     Maybe I shouldn't have said that.

Jerry

[FinsnFur]

  Sht!

[HaMeR]

Nothing!! 

:roflmao: :roflmao: @ the WPP!!

[hammeryotes]

My name is Randy Thomas and I am 37 years of age.  I have been married for 6 years and have two awesome boys one is 3 yr. and the other is 1 yr.  I moved to Western Kentucky in Aug. of 07'.  I was born and raised in the Cascade mountains of Oregon and bounced between there and Idaho as well as Montana. I am a timber faller by trade and have supplimented that with big game guiding for the past 20 years.  Until I moved to KY, I was an avid hound hunter.  Bobcats were my main game but I also did alot of Bear and Lion hunting in the early years.  When I moved to Kentucky I was faced with coming up with a good winter time activity.  No longer owning hounds I decided that I  would try my hand at some predator calling.  I have called extinsively over the years for elk, and have always loved rattling in those Idaho Whitetails.  Calling for Coyotes just seemed like a natural progression.  I live about 30 minutes from the LBL so I have spent way to much time over there during the last year or so.  For a guy from the Western mountain states, the LBL is a real blessing; without some room to roam I would be in serious trouble.  Originally I was deer hunting the heck out of that place, and in doing so I noticed the large number of yotes running around over there.  Last Feb. I managed to call in a dozen dogs over there, and needless to say I was hooked.  My oldest son loves to go hunting with me, and I love to take him.  It is easy to show him plenty of deer and turkeys in the LBL but getting him to sit still long enough to call in a yote has proven to be a challenge.  His time is coming though.  I sure am glad that I found this site.  I really enjoy reading the posts and I have managed to make some ne friends in the process.  I sure miss my Oregon home but we're making the best of it here in KY.   

[HaMeR]

Welcome Randy!!  Hope you enjoy the Forums!!

[FinsnFur]

Welcome aboard Randy 

[KySongDog]

I've met Randy and he's a heck of a nice guy.   

And.......he sure ain't sceered of mud holes!   

Semp