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Joe & Dave at the Elm Tree Inn, Keene, NY
Joe and Dave at a refreshment stop during one of the great Adirondack trout fishing trips. Most likely stopped at the Elm Tree several times during that one. Circa 1980.

The Good Ol' Days of Pennsy Small Gaming
After the hunt picture circa 1989 out of Gratz, Pennsylvania. Mixed bag of rabbit, squirrel and ringnecks. This was not even on state gamelands. Hard to believe this was only 20 years ago.

Black Bear
A black bear on the prowl. Photograph compliments of nephew Christopher.

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	Jacob Ash Glove Liners A pair of glove liners to help bring a little extra warm where you need it on a cold day. 63% Polypropylene and 37% Mylar blend. Nylon wrist ban. Style# 91-370. One size fits most. Color: as pictured.
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Tip of the Day

GOOD FOR HOME DEFENSE: Thinking about a gun for home defense? A pump shotgun is a relatively uncomplicated weapon that is highly effective. Handguns, in comparison, are more difficult to aim and operate, and formal training for proper use, as well as regular shooting practice, is probably not a bad idea. A 12 gauge pump, on the other hand, is a point-and-shoot weapon, with fewer “buttons,” a true benefit at 2 a.m. Any would-be burglar or attacker will be greatly influenced by just the sound of the racking slide, or the sight of the big, black dot that is the opening of the barrel. Fitted with a short, cylinder bore barrel, most rabbit guns can easily become nasty, home defense weapons.

Bragging Board

Chris Kuhn April 2009 NJ Rainbow: Chris Kuhn's big rainbow, caught in the Paulinskill River on ultralight spinning set-up (Shakespeare travel rod and Okuma UL-10 reel) and gold spinner.

Bruce Barze and Louisiana Big Red: Bruce Barze with 27.7 lb. bull redfish caught 6/12/09 on light spinning outfit with jig/plastic combo.

Lucas and his friend, Texas Jack: Lucas Mauro and a Crevalle Jack, caught June 2009 in the Gulf. The day's catch included a bunch of Kings too, and some snapper.

Texas 8-Point: Lucas with a buck shot in Coryell County, Texas with a Ruger .243 rifle.

St. John Bonefish: Zombo with a nice bonefish caught in the USVI. First bonefish. Caught on light spinning rod with small bucktail with squid strip. All that "pound for pound" stuff seems true!

Gary's Axis Buck: Gary Javore with Axis deer he took with a 115yd off-hand shot with a .300 Winchester Magnum. Shot April, 2009 at the Circle B Ranch near Rock Springs, Texas.

FIRST DEER!!: Zach Javore's 1st deer, a nice Texas buck taken with a .22-250 with a 73 yard neck shot. December 2009. Congratulations!