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Tomme · 03-09-2011, 09:18 PM

Got my magazine today. There on the cover was the title for an article that looked interesting..."Helping Our Aging Hunting Partners". "Wow", I thought. This has been needed for a long time. Will it give advice to Ronny Strickland and Brad Adams on how best to bring me a cool beer or perhaps even a mixed beverage at the end of my long hunting day. Perhaps there would be tips on how they could best set up my stand while I slept in on a cold morning. Or since I usually have to shoot all the game, maybe advice on how best to cape out and quarter out the trophy, while I was taking a well earned nap.

I eagerly thumbed through the magazine to find the article, but heck somehow it got off track and it was about helping your aging dog. I think there's been a mistake! Good article though, and since my Beagle has trouble jumping up in the chair these days (and she's not old) it makes me think she may need a trip to the vet and maybe a diet. Thank you Dr. Seely for the article.

03-09-2011, 09:18 PM	#1
Tomme Region 78 Rep/Hunt Committee Chairman Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1,504 Points: 2115.00	Helping Our Aging Hunting Partners Got my magazine today. There on the cover was the title for an article that looked interesting..."Helping Our Aging Hunting Partners". "Wow", I thought. This has been needed for a long time. Will it give advice to Ronny Strickland and Brad Adams on how best to bring me a cool beer or perhaps even a mixed beverage at the end of my long hunting day. Perhaps there would be tips on how they could best set up my stand while I slept in on a cold morning. Or since I usually have to shoot all the game, maybe advice on how best to cape out and quarter out the trophy, while I was taking a well earned nap. I eagerly thumbed through the magazine to find the article, but heck somehow it got off track and it was about helping your aging dog. I think there's been a mistake! Good article though, and since my Beagle has trouble jumping up in the chair these days (and she's not old) it makes me think she may need a trip to the vet and maybe a diet. Thank you Dr. Seely for the article.