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ergo baby carriers I set out with the Moby wrap which worked fairly well for us, however it had been a hot to wear, inconvenient to wrap when out and concerning, and difficult (but possible) to nurse in. I knew I wished one thing else, however baby
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I just fell asleep in it, I do that a lot actually.
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Why are you in the recliner at 3:15am???? LOL
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About 3:15 am I felt my recliner start swaying side to side.. I thought it was my dog Brandy bumping my recliner 'cause she needed to go outside. Turned on a table lamp, she's sitting on the couch all bug eyed. Then it hit me as to what had happened.
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Originally Posted By: jetlag887It would satisfy this mass. I never seen or touched a T-Rex, but I know they existed. Why? Because there have been fossils found? T-REx was a "plains" type mammal, which made them conducive to fossil creat
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It would satisfy this mass. I never seen or touched a T-Rex, but I know they existed.
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It's beautiful...
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Originally Posted By: Scott ThrashOriginally Posted By: jdickeyThe only "evidence" that would be acceptable to TPWD is scientific documentation. Scientific documentation is required if Sasquatch is to ever be taken seriously by the masses.
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Originally Posted By: jdickeyThe only "evidence" that would be acceptable to TPWD is scientific documentation. Scientific documentation is required if Sasquatch is to ever be taken seriously by the masses.
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The mule deer population isn't that big until later in the winter when they get pushed out of the public lands. Average deer is 135-150".
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He said 6 years ago too. The only "evidence" that would be acceptable to TPWD is scientific documentation. That's the only way that the TPWD would be safe.
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Quote:“Here at Parks and Wildlife, we don’t have any evidence that Bigfoot exists,” Sinclair told FoxNews.com. “We don’t want to get drawn into the debate about it.” I'll bet.
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I'm surprised that Chester Moore let them publish that article, since it is factually incorrect. Texas Fish & Game picked up the press release that John Lloyd Scarf had put out that mis-quoted the TPWD and took statement out of context. Scarf h
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In unit 34....Get ready for a traffic jam! Probably more poachers in that unit than legal hunters! We hunted around the Weed area mostly.
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Mostly open desert with cedar. Elevation is anywhere from 5000-7500 ft. A little easier terrain to tackle than in 34 but still has some hills and canyons. The mule deer population isn't that big until later in the winter when they get pushed out of t
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THANKS Scuba Steve, How is unit 37? I might try it next time.
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Hunted Unit 37 for the past decade but don't know much about 34. Different terrain from your area. Best of luck with your hunt.
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Dove season traditionally starts Sept 1 no matter what day it falls on. Yes, we'll be hunting Sat morning. Bring all your cuzins!
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Scott, has the TPWD determined the exact opening dates for dove season. The website is still showing "To Be Determined". If we are to start hunt on Sat. 9/1, will we be hunting in the morning on Sat.? Trying to get all dates pinned down
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I have just drawn a deer muzzleloader hunt in unit 34 of New Mexico. Wondering if anyone has any advice on this hunt, if you have hunted this area or a good place to start. I believe the hunt is pretty early this year. Thanks in advance. 2xbrat
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