As the terrain of war changes, so does the delivery system. We now put mortars on side by sides for mountain goat roads.
As the terrain of war changes, so does the delivery system. We now put mortars on side by sides for mountain goat roads.
914Driver wrote: As the terrain of war changes, so does the delivery system. We now put mortars on side by sides for mountain goat roads.
In certain states, that is legal for hunting if the rider has one foot on the ground. Not my state however...
Guess what state I'm in:
Oddly enough, we hunt in the only county in Wisconsin that hasn't produced a recent record whitetail...
somehow, a hundred something posts ago, I became a superdork and didnt notice.
914Driver wrote: As the terrain of war changes, so does the delivery system. We now put mortars on side by sides for mountain goat roads.
Around here there is an "experimental" hunting area where it is legal to hunt from a quad. Guess where I never get a tag? Sure would make hauling a bull elk out easier.
No matter where you drop it, can't you still fetch it with a Quad?
Quad: circa. 1904.
Gasoline wrote:
If I ever met this guy, I know what I would do
He's one of us.
Gasoline wrote:
Ok..this is fictional as of now...must a great idea
RossD wrote:914Driver wrote: As the terrain of war changes, so does the delivery system. We now put mortars on side by sides for mountain goat roads.In certain states, that is legal for hunting if the rider has one foot on the ground. Not my state however... Guess what state I'm in:
Police snipers are tasked with shooting det in public areas within the city of Creve Coeur, MO. Too many causing case accidents and other safety problems. 
We hunt so close to Michigan's UP, we're damn near Canadian...
These are all the roads in the Upper Peninsula 
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Good news: 
CITY MUSEUM BABY!
My little Escort is gone. 
So much win.... 
DukeOfUndersteer wrote:
omg i can't breath
N Sperlo wrote: My little Escort is gone.
It's worth it.
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