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Where are folks from?
09-20-2012, 11:22 AM,
#61
RE: Where are folks from?
I've always wanted to see Tennessee, especially since I found out some of the mtns went up over 5K ft elevation.
Oh yeah forgot about Andy Jackson, he and I share the same birthdate.
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09-21-2012, 03:29 PM,
#62
RE: Where are folks from?
(05-11-2012, 10:27 PM)Ted Kramer Wrote: I was born and raised on the farm near the town of Long Prairie in central Minnesota. After high school I worked on construction jobs around MN, then I drove 18 wheelers all over the US and Canada for several years. In 1981 I came back to the farm and now I'm the third Ted Kramer farming our Century farm. It's a small dairy farm, keeps me busy but I manage to find time to host some fun shooting matches here on our shooting range.

Ted,
When I was at UND in Grand Forks, ND in the mid 60's, a buddy and myself went to Fargo for the w/e to check things out and generally raise hell, having just gotten out of the Army (2nd Armored Cav on the Chezch border and Big Red One into Berlin during the "Berlin Crisis". We were in a booth at a dive in Fargo called the Five Spot, IIRC when I reached for my wallet, I thought it had come out of my back pocket cuz it was in the crack of the seat, behind me. When I looked at the wallet, I saw that it belonged to a pretty young early 20's gal from Long Prairie. Don't remember the name. The wallet had about $40 or so and all her ID and pictures. I packaged it up & sent it to her and wrote that I would like to hear from her cuz I surely thought she was pretty.Heart Never heard a word back, and that's all I know about Long Prairie. You might be married to her, Ted!Wink

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10-09-2012, 07:39 PM,
#63
RE: Where are folks from?
CORN COUNTRY!Big Grin New Liberty Iowa. Been Building muzzleloading rifles and fowling guns full time since 1996. If I had a choice I'd just mostly hunt and fish.Tongue
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10-12-2012, 04:07 PM,
#64
RE: Where are folks from?
Live on a buffalo ranch in the Sandhills of Nebraska and am a newbie in this fantastic world of BPCR. Have met a few of you at Alliance and the Q this past summer.

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10-12-2012, 04:31 PM,
#65
RE: Where are folks from?
Hey Rowdy good to have you here.
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10-14-2012, 11:36 AM,
#66
RE: Where are folks from?
Hi All,
I live near Lovell, Wyoming. Have lived in this area for about 35 years, retired from Western Sugar.
Like to shoot the classic rifles and hunt and fish a little. I like all classic/antique type rifles, single shots, levers, bolts etc. I have tried to specialize on one type from time to time, but have failed to do that, oh well, just have to live with it I guess.
Rich
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10-28-2012, 02:09 PM,
#67
RE: Where are folks from?
This is my first posting. I'm on the wet side of Washington, just waitin' for it to stop raining...
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10-28-2012, 06:29 PM,
#68
RE: Where are folks from?
Rich, Mike good to have you both here.
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10-28-2012, 06:45 PM,
#69
RE: Where are folks from?
(10-28-2012, 06:29 PM)Don McDowell Wrote: Rich, Mike good to have you both here.

Don, Thanks for the welcome. And it did stop raining for a couple of hours. That was enough for me to fire 10 rounds! That was good too. Now I'll have to reload to be ready for another 10... Mike
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11-08-2012, 01:00 AM,
#70
RE: Where are folks from?
New to this place - just found it tonight! Born 1950 in Johnson County Wyoming, grew up a farm boy cowboy and livin' in Montana now. Keepin' a close eye on my son now cuz he gets my 45-70 when I can't use it any more...
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