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General: [Sticky] Introduce yourself
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Welcome bigblue
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CommentAuthorSnuff Head
- CommentTimeJul 29th 2008
Big welcome from the UK bigblue. -
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And another welcome from the UK
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BigBlue welcome to the forum.
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CommentAuthorWalrus1985
- CommentTimeAug 1st 2008
Yet another welcome from the UK to all newbies.
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We British are so friendly aren't we? lol
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Thanks everybody glad to be here. This place rocks!!! It is the ultimate in snuffery exchange. And yes you brits are quite friendly. As is everybody I've encountered here. Viva El Snuffhouse!!!!!!!!!!
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Hay Ya'll I just started snuffing again about 3 mon. ago. I used to snuff in high school back in the 80s. I liked Dr. Rumney's medicated back then. It and the ozona fruits were the only thing I could get at the local tobacco shop. I have tried to make myself think that I like pure tobacco taste but the menthols are the best to me. Wilsons honey menthol, cherry menthol, Ozona president, gawith Apricot, gletscher prise, and McCrystals raspberry all great. I know the last one is not mentholated but I love it plain or mixed with some honey menthol It is the greatest.
I have some Ozona president in my nose now. I hope ya'll like my input.
I now live in The Republic of Texas, and was born and raised in Albuquerque NM. If you think that Texas is not a country you have never lived here.
Jarhog
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CommentAuthorTroutstroker
- CommentTimeAug 4th 2008
Hello Jarhog, welcome to the forum. Hope you enjoy it here and I look forward to conversing with you.
Brian from California, the state that thinks its a country and makes their own rules trying to prove it. -
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Texas is bigger then many countries.
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Welcome to the Snuffhouse!
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Welcome Jarhog...I've never been to Texas. What is it about the place that makes you call it a Republic?
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A small matter of history! Remember the Alamo.....
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The government is set up and the way the laws are written is for a country not a state. The people also think of themselves as Texans first then Americans. It is in the culture. I never understood why my grandfather always thought of himself as a Texan, even though he left when he was drafted for WWII, until I moved here.
Jarhog
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Welcome Jarhog,do you hunt javelina's there in Texas?
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Good to meet ya Jarhog welcome to this fine forum.
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I'm not crazy enough to hunt javelina. They may be small but they are hard to kill, fast and mean. If you don't kill them with the first shot they will come after you.
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What, my dear US buddies, is a javelina? Sounds like I should be grateful we don't have them in Essex.
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A javelina is a small wild pig about 30 to 80lbs.
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Just make sure you're wearing your big boots that day. Of course I'am just shitting you I jumped a few feet back the last time a ground hog charged me. I was just trying to get a better look at it I swear.
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CommentAuthorTroutstroker
- CommentTimeAug 5th 2008 edited
Speaking of crazy wild animals, 2 nights ago there was a big mountain lion cruising around screaming. It circled around the property here. Luckily I have a 7 foot tall deer fence around the property which it could have leaped over if it wanted but this kitty walked the fence line screaming out about every 10-20 seconds with this loud, hair raising scream. It proceeded down the driveway & out down the road screaming away for another minute or so. Didn't hear anymore after that for about 40 minutes then the silence was broken by the scream of a deer cutting through the cold night air. I had been hearing this lion in the evening off in the distance for about a week while I was relaxing in the hammock as I usually do each evening. -
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I just remembered why I live in the UK!
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CommentAuthorTroutstroker
- CommentTimeAug 6th 2008
Thats part of the excitement that comes with living in the mountains Roderick. -
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A mountain lion? Garden foxes are the only thing I get where I live!
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I would love to have seen that trout. The wildest cats I've got here are bob cats and you never see them alive. Rarely you'll find a dead one. Same thing with coytes unless you're me then of course they will like your smile. We get to see deer around here too, for city folks that aren't familar with deer they are basicly this type of giant long legged rat with antlers.
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@ bob,them so called giant long legged rat's with antlers are good eatin round these parts,natural lean and horomone free meat,raised in the wild on natural foods.
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CommentAuthorTroutstroker
- CommentTimeAug 7th 2008
Not to mention a very nice source of protein. Haven't gone a day in the past 15 years that I didn't have some venison in the freezer. -
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Hey Troutstroker,can you hunt deer with .22 centerfires in CA.? Its legal here in OR.I hunt blacktail here with a .22-250,and elk with a 338 win mag.
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CommentAuthorTroutstroker
- CommentTimeAug 7th 2008
Yes its legal to use a .22 center fire for deer here. Its also legal to use a .22 cal pellet gun for turkey. Our deer season is pretty early here, how is it up there. Our Archery season opens August 16th and goes for 23 days. The rifle season starts the 4th. saturday in september and runs for 37 days. -
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I'm gonna create a OT hunting thread. I hope to have a lengthy conversation about hunting!