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2B - Maybe it's you. Maybe you smell "stronger" in the country (read: away from the shower).



Dabbler :

does that go for the hunter too.

date-t, you are the speaker of greath truths and simple ideas.

I don't know if city deer are dumber or not, but I am pretty sure...







this may be the dumbest thread I have ever read!

Yes, it's right up there. Just trying to stir the pot. Bored I guess.

Gutpile said:
date-t, you are the speaker of greath truths and simple ideas.

I do have a firm grasp of the obvious, among other things.

Yes, that would be Open Country.

2B is dumber than Poison Snake.

Guess I will just have to drown my sorrows. That fella PS btw has a PHD, he better be smarter than a whole lot of us.

MOCraig said:
C&C, that is evident to all. If you're just figuring it out, you are possibly dumber than both of them.

No, I thought I would keep in the spirit of this thread and state the obvious.

Hobie - But haven't some of the best quotes or terms come from posts like this? First we had sammich buck and now we have "open country deer".

2BHNTN said:
That fella PS btw has a PHD, he better be smarter than a whole lot of us.

Yeah, but he got it from one of those mail order ads on the back of an old comic book.

So does that mean you have to have off-road tires to get to these "Open Country Deer"?

An if theys called "Open Country Deer" can you find'em in heavy timber?

And what if it was in a rural section of city that was really more country, but was still in the city limits. And ya had a bunch of open fields... would they be "Open Country Deer" or "Dumb City Deer"?

I had some of them tires on a 78 ford pickup. That was probably the best sounding truck I ever owned. 302 w/lots of extras, 4 speed, headers w/tips out the side. When I down shifted it would BLAP, BLAP, BLAP. Good tires and held up well. I miss that old truck.

What happened to it? Did you bury it in mud in some farmer's pasture while spotlighting deer?