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Nightingale for Governor 2010 | It’s time for “We the People” to take back our beloved republic and restore constitutional government

she definately isnt a typical career politician, but her views are what we need to turn around California. I refuse to vote for the lesser of TWO EVILS: Brown and Whitman. these two clowns are basically the same thing when you look at them, just different brand names of the same thing. You have Coke and Pepsi. Some people prefer the taste of one over the other, BUT they are both soda pop.

Whitman is NOT going to change anything. For God’s sake she was on the board of GOLDMAN SACS and they are responsible for the scamming of Trillions of tax payers dollars not to mention that they are paying off our congress to do their bidding!

REMEMBER THE Alamo, oh sorry, I mean REMEMBER the swarzenneger (however you spell that bastard’s name). he said all the same stuff and when he went to Sac. he allowed the criminal legislature to walk all over him and he turned 160 degrees opposite.

JUST SAY NO TO BROWN AND WHITMAN!!!

Anyone have any recommendation for where to buy ammo cheapest and get it shipped to Ca? Anyone have a 28 gauge reloader they can part with?
So far most want about $2 a box to ship.

Prettyman: Lure of Yellowstone keeps these park junkies hooked

By Brett Prettyman Tribune ColumnistUpdated Jul 28, 2010 05:05PM MDT

Yellowstone National Park • During a family vacation to Yellowstone last week, I spent a few minutes trying to figure out how many times I have watched Old Faithful erupt. Besides the fact that I can’t even recall how many trips I’ve made to Yellowstone through the years, the effort proved fruitless when I remembered my frequent visits to the Old Faithful Geyser WebCam — www.nps.gov/archive/yell/oldfaithfulcam.htm — to behold the wonder from afar.I even have pictures of myself — one in the win…
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This has nothing to do with shooting, but when you guys do shoot tight groups when your carbon arrows are hitting each other take the time to inspect the arrow shafts that get banged up. That little bit of time inspecting your arrows for fractures and cracks will keep you from having a bad day. OUCH!!!

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This video has a compelling argument regarding lead ammunition and it’s effects on our wildlife. I only want to kill the animal I’m hunting, not have secondary poisoning of our eagles, vultures and other scavengers on the offal left behind. The Peregrine Fund held an important conference on lead ammunition and it’s effects on non-target wildlife. The proceedings are on their website www.peregrinefund.org.

Just read the lead precaution literature that is included with your gun service manual and you will see just how we need be extra cautious about the use of lead ammunition.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHZGQ8i8AwI

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Who here has success with this?? Besides the right wind, what do you think made the hunt so successful??? I have an idea on what I might do.

Thanks.

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looks like he’s running with a good 8

I shot this bow and the Maxxis as well and I do have to say the Matrix definitely a sweet bow, but I don’t think I’m dropping 1500 bucks anytime soon on one. They need to get that price down in the 900 buck range and they would see a heck of a lot more of those bows.