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General => Tech Forum => Topic started by: Old Proflexer on August 18, 2007, 08:11:47 am

Title: Free Stuff
Post by: Old Proflexer on August 18, 2007, 08:11:47 am

just posted in the sale section -

just gotta come pick it up -
(none of it's hot - all mine, bought and paid for)

OP

Title: Re: Free Stuff
Post by: kiwi on August 26, 2007, 10:17:01 pm

bump
lets keep it on the front page for a bit

Title: Re: Free Stuff
Post by: Old Proflexer on August 27, 2007, 01:02:47 am

Stuff is gone Kiwi - please kill this thread

Went to a good cause Roosters brother looks like he could gain some benefit and hopefully Rooster can use all the extra goodies I sent along

OP

anybody need a good couch, chair, ottoman and some gold panning equipment?

Title: Re: Free Stuff
Post by: kiwi on August 27, 2007, 10:22:39 pm

i wont kill(delete it) till you say so again....gold panning???

Title: Re: Free Stuff
Post by: Old Proflexer on August 28, 2007, 12:32:53 am

one of my old favorite past times - panning for gold.  I have a keene 5' sluce box, high banker kit, pans, screens, hoses, bank dredge nozzle, motor and keene pump etc. - i've got a few bottle rattlers over the years.

i'd send it to you but postage would be outrageous - shoot me an email direct and I'll send you some pics of the stuff

OP

Title: Re: Free Stuff
Post by: kiwi on August 28, 2007, 10:45:14 pm

email sent,hope the email on the ite is correct...you are a man of many interests mr OP

Title: Re: Free Stuff
Post by: Old Proflexer on August 29, 2007, 01:16:33 am

sent you some pictures bud - I'm getting a little old for lugging that stuff around.  I used to love hiking back in with a bunch of it and working the banks and streams all day - now I just like to do the hiking part.

I just finished doing Mt. Whitney (for the 13th time) in one day - took me 11 hours bottom to top and bottom again - it's a 22.5 mile trek.  Usually spend my spring and summers mountain biking and hiking to get my legs in shape for my fall hunting.

I like to go back up and in to places where other guys wouldn't consider - most of the time, just going in a little further or a little higher or climbing up the side of a ridge to get to the right spot, pays off well.

http://www.blackwidowbows.com/blackwidow/interactive/pics//SheepIMG_0021B.jpg

Mountain biking and hiking are excellent training - still looking for that right spot where I can attach my bow to my bike and head back in - I can envision myself flying down the side of a mountain hands free on my 4500, flinging arrows at a herd of romping elk as I go.  
(Somewhat remnisicient of indians taking buffalo on the plains in a John Wayne movie wouldn't you say?)

YEE - HAW !!!!