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You got: Jim Shockey
You’re part of the modern movement of hunters that doesn’t forget where they came from. You’ve got the skills and personality worthy of shining on screen, and now that you’ve accomplished most hunting goals, it’s all about doing something no one has ever done before. You promote hunting to younger generations, and feel connected to people when you learn they share your love of the outdoors."Alexa, slaughter the fatted calf."
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Originally posted by Gingersnap View PostOkay, like none of this sounds like me. Seriously.
Of all the TV hunting personalities I would not be ashamed to be compared to Shockey, although I would rather be compared to Steve Rinella.
My Buddy Brett got Teddy Roosevelt. I Sooooooooo wanted to bust his balls for being as bad a shot as Roosevelt, but it would be too much of a lie.If it pays, it stays
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Your sense of hunting history is unrivaled, and you’ve been using the same muzzleloader your grandfather gave you since you were ten years old. People know you as “that guy,†the King of the Wild Frontier, the one who always fills his tags and owns a record or two. Few can match your tracking and stalking traits, and killing that pesky coyote made you famous amongst local farmers. You hunt for the meat and the sport, not the trophies. Still, the mounts hanging on your walls are impressive, despite your refusal to brag about them. You stand up for what you believe in and will fight for it when called upon.Not where I breathe, but where I love, I live...
Robert Southwell, S.J.
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Originally posted by phillygirl View PostDavy Crockett here. Funny...since I don't think I've ever shot a gun (for some reason I have a vague recollection of having done so as a teenager, but I'm not sure about it). But I figured I'd answer the questions anyway even thought 99% didn't apply to me.If it pays, it stays
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Originally posted by Frostbit View PostI figured you would probably be the only NEIPster taking this quiz. I really had problems with some of the questions but even more problems picking only one answer.
Of all the TV hunting personalities I would not be ashamed to be compared to Shockey, although I would rather be compared to Steve Rinella.
My Buddy Brett got Teddy Roosevelt. I Sooooooooo wanted to bust his balls for being as bad a shot as Roosevelt, but it would be too much of a lie.
Hunting is my cultural heritage, I eat things, I get excited and I spend a lot of time reading and practicing, I like to party, I grew up in the sticks, and probably picked an aspirational rifle (or something)."Alexa, slaughter the fatted calf."
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Originally posted by Gingersnap View PostI don't follow the TV hunting personalities much. It's like watching shows that involve bike riding - their style, concerns, ambitions, problems, and solutions never reflect my own situation.
Hunting is my cultural heritage, I eat things, I get excited and I spend a lot of time reading and practicing, I like to party, I grew up in the sticks, and probably picked an aspirational rifle (or something).Not where I breathe, but where I love, I live...
Robert Southwell, S.J.
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A friend of mine went on a "gentleman's hunt" last weekend. We like the terminology, as it's hilarious. It was for pheasant. He told everyone that people carried baskets of pheasants and walked 10 feet in front of them, through them in the air every couple of minutes and they shot at them!
He actually enjoyed it, and particularly enjoyed watching how awesome their hunting dog was.
I still don't think I could actually hunt for sport. Probably just as well as I would probably stink at it anyway.Not where I breathe, but where I love, I live...
Robert Southwell, S.J.
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Originally posted by phillygirl View PostDo you hunt, Ginger?
At this point in time, I believe I will do more women-only pronghorn hunts. "The boys" put in for deer/elk tags every year and we eat off that more than you would think. I'm more inclined to put in for elk this season myself.
I enjoy duck hunting and field birds. I don't have any good rabbit dogs at the moment - sadly. I do enjoy rabbit hunting with people who do have dogs, though. I'd still rather eat a backyard bunny than a wild one.
Naturally, I am a member of one of the undisclosed prairie dog shoots."Alexa, slaughter the fatted calf."
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Originally posted by Gingersnap View PostYep. I do. The last 10 years I've mostly done birds (dove season eats up a lot of vacation time; ironically, I feed doves at the house).
At this point in time, I believe I will do more women-only pronghorn hunts. "The boys" put in for deer/elk tags every year and we eat off that more than you would think. I'm more inclined to put in for elk this season myself.
I enjoy duck hunting and field birds. I don't have any good rabbit dogs at the moment - sadly. I do enjoy rabbit hunting with people who do have dogs, though. I'd still rather eat a backyard bunny than a wild one.
Naturally, I am a member of one of the undisclosed prairie dog shoots.
By backyard bunny, do you mean ones in cages?Not where I breathe, but where I love, I live...
Robert Southwell, S.J.
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