I allows she weren't much ta look at, but her pickled possum innards was a real treat!Sir Henry wrote:I'm thinking more of catch and release.Henry88 wrote:RanchRoper wrote:I think I dated her in college!I'm sure back then she was considered, "Quite a Catch".Deadwood Dutch wrote:She was quite the stylish huntress in her bonnet with rifle and a mean looking hunting knife.
Spring has sprung. Get out and shoot your Henry
Lady Hunter
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RanchRoper wrote:I allows she weren't much ta look at, but her pickled possum innards was a real treat!
I'm thinking that they were probably more of a real threat rather than a real treat.
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