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Oct 1,2,3 and 4

Lynchburg, Mo.

Menu

Thursday night
Surf and turf
Grilled Salmon and KC strip steaks baked potatoes, steamed brocolli
Blaser Koolaid

Friday Morning
Campfire breakfast

Friday night
Fried Chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, spaghetti, garlic toast
Blaser Koolaid

Saturday Morning
Mega campfire breakfast

Saturday night
whole roast hog, baked beans, potatoe salad , cake and ice cream
Blaser Koolaid

Sunday Morning
Pancakes and sausage, biscuits and gravy

I am putting supplies together right now, here is a picture of KC Strip steaks I got yesterday.



Attendee list

Retrieverman
Fox Creek
Safari Ray
Ron Benson
Federal Priemum
Robbie
Brad Zibilski
Roger Richardson
Phil Smitty
Brew Crew
Corjack
Corjacks Sister
OK Hunter
Craig
Gredford
Blasernut
StoneyR1

Elk Hunt list

Mike Kelly
Safari Ray
Federal Premium
Ron Benson
Corjack
StoneyR1

Had a two hour meeting with the gentleman that we will be elk hunting on today, it was most positive.

Cows 750.00
Management bulls 750.00 through 1500.00
trophy bulls range from 1500.00 through 7995.00

A managment bull is a 200 class bull or under.
There are bulls in excess of 400 on this property

We get a discount of 50.00 a hunt if we exceed 5 animals.

The hunts are fully guided
You are allowed to take a guest/non hunter
Trophy whitetails in excess of 200 inches are available.

The property is 2000+ acres. Hunting will be done by stalking or they have a Toyota rigged up African style and you may go on an elk safari. They will field dress and quarter your animal included in the hunt price. I have arranged for transportation to a high quality meat processer if you desire.

You need not contact them as the preperations are made however you are free to do so if you have questions I can not answer. The contact info is.

Thumper Ridge Ranch
Gaylon and Karen Thibodeaux
417-469-3890
417-718-1808

Another exciting developement is Gaylon is building a million dollar lodge that will be completed by next year. We all ready have it locked up for the first weekend in october next year. Thumper Ridge Ranch is now one of our site sponsers and future special events will be in the planning

Did you forget Craig and I? Or have we been excommunicated?

Ok Hunter wrote:Did you forget Craig and I? Or have we been excommunicated?

Just getting old and senile.

What can I bring? Beverages?

Ok Hunter wrote:What can I bring? Beverages?

Just bring your favorite beverage and come hungry.

We will need a refresher on directions, since they seem to have lost them over at that other forum. We've been brushing up on ground hogs and raccoons this summer, hopefully we can hit a few squirrels come October!

Brew wrote:We will need a refresher on directions, since they seem to have lost them over at that other forum. We've been brushing up on ground hogs and raccoons this summer, hopefully we can hit a few squirrels come October!

Just do google directions to Lynchburg, Mo. It is about 712 miles from Detroit Michigan. Lynchburg will put you within 3 miles of the festivities.

When we get close do we call your cell phone? Is your cell number the same as when you came thru Detroit last summer? Looking forward to the festivities!

Brew wrote:When we get close do we call your cell phone? Is your cell number the same as when you came thru Detroit last summer? Looking forward to the festivities!

Yep, it is still the same. It is very rural in this area we will be easy to find.

I hate to miss all the fun this year, but the one week move--moved it into one of my larger tade shows Oh well hope to catch you guys next year!

Ed

Well folks this is my first post here. Ron called me the other night to remind me about the hunt and ask me to stop in here. I spend most of my time over on Rimfire Central but will try to stop in as much as I can. I think there is something about a prize for the squirrel hunt?? You can just go ahead and put my name on it. These were killed a few miles south of the campsite. I am the ugly guy on the right
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22man wrote:Well folks this is my first post here. Ron called me the other night to remind me about the hunt and ask me to stop in here. I spend most of my time over on Rimfire Central but will try to stop in as much as I can. I think there is something about a prize for the squirrel hunt?? You can just go ahead and put my name on it. These were killed a few miles south of the campsite. I am the ugly guy on the right
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Ivan is whats called a serious sqirrel hunter, and he uses a Anschutz, so he has good taste in firearms. Bring a couple more from Rimfire central, we will have plenty of food.

What do you do with thw squirrels? Eat them, use the skin or just throw them away? I know when my grand dad was a kid they used to hunt them and and sell the skins (at the time thay got the same pay for a skin as 2 days working in the forest). Now days you're not eaven allowed to shoot them over here.

We fry the youmg ones and the older ones we fry until brown then transfer into a slow cooker with a chopped up onion and cook until tender.

Sounds interesting, never heard of anyone eating squirrel. Just a shame ure not allowed to shoot them here anymore.