Drink of Choice
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Younger brother usually brings a bottle of Buffalo Trace and we enjoy a nice drink in the evening after our hunt.
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Younger brother usually brings a bottle of Buffalo Trace and we enjoy a nice drink in the evening after our hunt.
bocephus That’s a nice bottle to share. But, any bottle in that circumstance is beautiful. Just smile and enjoy.
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bocephus That’s a nice bottle to share. But, any bottle in that circumstance is beautiful. Just smile and enjoy.
zbigjeff Absolutely, love seeing my brothers, doesn’t happen enough as we are spread around the country.
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zbigjeff Absolutely, love seeing my brothers, doesn’t happen enough as we are spread around the country.
bocephus I would definitely bring a backup just in case the discussion (I mean BS) continues on into the night.
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bocephus I would definitely bring a backup just in case the discussion (I mean BS) continues on into the night.
zbigjeff We usually get to sleep fairly early as we will be hunting for nine days, but a spare is never a bad thing to have.
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wdaly hope my wife doesn’t find that at the liquor store!
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wdaly COSTCO is supposed to have a beer one for Advent. I haven’t seen it yet.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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GWG8541 Now we are talking!
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Speaking of bourbon. Anyone seen the documentary Heist on Netflix? Specifically the Pappygate! All I could do was shake my head. Unbelievable!
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Speaking of bourbon. Anyone seen the documentary Heist on Netflix? Specifically the Pappygate! All I could do was shake my head. Unbelievable!
PapaSop - I liked it. I had no idea it was that expensive.
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that was a great documentary, amazing the politics involved in the production & distribution of our beloved brown liquor…
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After all that jelly canning, my wife and I are drinking margaritas at a local Mexican restaurant. It tastes like uno mas!
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life is short everyone needs to take time to enjoy the things that matter
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craigrice absolutely. That is probably the most important thing in life that my job has taught me. Enjoy every moment, because nothing is promised!
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craigrice absolutely. That is probably the most important thing in life that my job has taught me. Enjoy every moment, because nothing is promised!
ND Mike craigrice amen to that. Im heading out tomorrow to visit the great state of Tennessee for a long weekend. I have one uncle and aunt left alive. My Dad’s baby brother and his wife. He is 88 and I just need to visit for a spell. I will also visit my first cousin who has been in our chosen occupation ND Mike . After 30 years he is having to take a disability because of a neurological thing affecting his balance and speech. The docs cannot put a name to it yet, but have him on chemo. He is basically a little brother I never had. It just goes to show you. Don’t sweat the small stuff, and its all small stuff.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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ND Mike craigrice amen to that. Im heading out tomorrow to visit the great state of Tennessee for a long weekend. I have one uncle and aunt left alive. My Dad’s baby brother and his wife. He is 88 and I just need to visit for a spell. I will also visit my first cousin who has been in our chosen occupation ND Mike . After 30 years he is having to take a disability because of a neurological thing affecting his balance and speech. The docs cannot put a name to it yet, but have him on chemo. He is basically a little brother I never had. It just goes to show you. Don’t sweat the small stuff, and its all small stuff.
GWG8541 Amen brother. Enjoy your visit to that wonderful State and your family. Hope they figure out your cousin!
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ND Mike craigrice amen to that. Im heading out tomorrow to visit the great state of Tennessee for a long weekend. I have one uncle and aunt left alive. My Dad’s baby brother and his wife. He is 88 and I just need to visit for a spell. I will also visit my first cousin who has been in our chosen occupation ND Mike . After 30 years he is having to take a disability because of a neurological thing affecting his balance and speech. The docs cannot put a name to it yet, but have him on chemo. He is basically a little brother I never had. It just goes to show you. Don’t sweat the small stuff, and its all small stuff.
GWG8541 learn what you can of the old ways they know while you can or you will regret it later in life , and I am Shure the would be happy with the option to share to someone interested
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After all that jelly canning, my wife and I are drinking margaritas at a local Mexican restaurant. It tastes like uno mas!
ND Mike Go Bison, what a football tradition. One of my brothers and one of my sisters graduated from NDSU. The head basketball coach’s father used to deer hunt with us.
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ND Mike Go Bison, what a football tradition. One of my brothers and one of my sisters graduated from NDSU. The head basketball coach’s father used to deer hunt with us.
bocephus hell yeah…go Bison!!! That’s cool!
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Speaking of bourbon. Anyone seen the documentary Heist on Netflix? Specifically the Pappygate! All I could do was shake my head. Unbelievable!
PapaSop lkrfletcher I watched it and compared it to the book about the Van Winkle family called “Pappyland”. In the book, Julian basically said that he doesn’t even think about it much because the “real good stuff” was basically just thrown away by the new owner of his dad’s place because he didn’t know what he had. That discarding of the real pappy was many more times the heist for sure. The book is down to earth and an easy read.
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