That sucks. You missed alot of hunting season this year, haven't you? I have never done any waterfowl hunting - I'll hafta rectify that one of these years. Would like to get into trapping too. Too many hobbies, not enough time or money.PHBeerman wrote:Just been shooting ducks and geese. I am going to Canada next week when I should be at hunting camp.
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I have no problems with it...... Y-No I think does..... Either that or he's not part of Tribe Nuge..........ph4ever wrote:I'm just trying to figure out what difference does it make if Ted did become guardian to a young girl and then latter married her. That kind of thing has been done by countless other man so why is it such a big deal that Ted did it??IsleReef wrote:That was a great documentary VH-1 aired......ph4ever wrote:Y-NO-9-O wrote:Are you certain Shemane is the same girl/woman?ph4ever wrote: the bio on his website shows him still married and he's done TONS of good works. He has also ALWAYS been an advocate against drugs and alcohol
http://www.tednugent.com/tnbio/index.shtml
I'm pretty sure but in life there is no certanity. The last VH1 thing I saw on Ted showed him married to the same girl/woman and I believe her name was Shemane.
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i would be more than happy to take the shot for you,i have my own rifle thoughIsleReef wrote:Thats one animal I would love to have in my crosshairs in the forest.....PHBeerman wrote:Y-No must have a different role model.
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Stranglehold is one of the best songs ever written. I remember Ted visiting his parents' place in West Palm and laughed because of his acrobatics on stage, but still breaks his ankle on his mom's hedge. Ted rocks, I have no problem with him. I just saw the doc last week and thought it ironic that some people on this board espouse their values on one subject but are indifferent on others.
I hate liberals all the time.Y-NO-9-O wrote:Stranglehold is one of the best songs ever written. I remember Ted visiting his parents' place in West Palm and laughed because of his acrobatics on stage, but still breaks his ankle on his mom's hedge. Ted rocks, I have no problem with him. I just saw the doc last week and thought it ironic that some people on this board espouse their values on one subject but are indifferent on others.
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Y-NO-9-O wrote:Stranglehold is one of the best songs ever written. I remember Ted visiting his parents' place in West Palm and laughed because of his acrobatics on stage, but still breaks his ankle on his mom's hedge. Ted rocks, I have no problem with him. I just saw the doc last week and thought it ironic that some people on this board espouse their values on one subject but are indifferent on others.
huh???????? Please clarify....
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Godbless the American Dream and especially those courageous warriors on the frontlines of freedom who provide it with their blood, sweat & tears!! Freedom, liberty & security have never come from negotiating or compromising, and the brave heroes of the US Military, Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force & Coast Gaurd, have always been there to stop evil so freedom can ring. This Xperiment in Self Government thrives becuz evil is constantly confronted & neutrilized by our armed forces. Ted Nugent United Sportsmen of America has always celebrated this WE THE PEOPLE involvement thru our heart & soul activizm, and and now with another USA victory in the lap of evil, we wish to show our appreciation by providing TNUSA memberships to these brave men & women. Nobody deserves it more nor appreciates it more. Please purchase TNUSA memberships, inform Tedquarters, and lets salute the hero warriors. Godbless America, Godbless the US Military!! American BloodBrothers, Ted
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That idea goes against my "eat what you kill" ethic. :bleck:tommcat327 wrote:i would be more than happy to take the shot for you,i have my own rifle thoughIsleReef wrote:Thats one animal I would love to have in my crosshairs in the forest.....PHBeerman wrote:Y-No must have a different role model.
Is there a "catch and release" program for hogs?
I could just take a trophy photo.
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No catch & release here............ Its shoot to kill............bravedave wrote:That idea goes against my "eat what you kill" ethic. :bleck:tommcat327 wrote:i would be more than happy to take the shot for you,i have my own rifle thoughIsleReef wrote:Thats one animal I would love to have in my crosshairs in the forest.....PHBeerman wrote:Y-No must have a different role model.
Is there a "catch and release" program for hogs?
I could just take a trophy photo.
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IsleReef wrote:I have no problems with it...... Y-No I think does..... Either that or he's not part of Tribe Nuge..........ph4ever wrote:Its not the same woman, he was married at the time, he became guardian to the 17 yr old Hawaiian girl I believe, got divorced, broke up with the 17 yr old and married the woman named shemane. I really used to like Ted since I lived not to far from him. I'm not the fan I once was after he ran my friend of the road and had the balls to blame him for making him late and flipped my friend the bird. DickheadIsleReef wrote:That was a great documentary VH-1 aired......ph4ever wrote:Y-NO-9-O wrote:Are you certain Shemane is the same girl/woman?ph4ever wrote: the bio on his website shows him still married and he's done TONS of good works. He has also ALWAYS been an advocate against drugs and alcohol
http://www.tednugent.com/tnbio/index.shtml
I'm pretty sure but in life there is no certanity. The last VH1 thing I saw on Ted showed him married to the same girl/woman and I believe her name was Shemane.
I'm just trying to figure out what difference does it make if Ted did become guardian to a young girl and then latter married her. That kind of thing has been done by countless other man so why is it such a big deal that Ted did it??
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