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Greenhead22 wrote:Myself, rbsdrake and Jared were the last three. We left about 11pm. The monsoon started after 10.......got real nice quick.

yes it did.

To be honest, i was tired of answering stupid questions, hungry for something other than a corn dog, and sore from standing on concrete all day. I did enjoy putting faces with names and swapping stories. However, I hold the record for spending the most at the show!

Nice meeting everyone.

Greenhead22 wrote:Jimmy G and Hoot will take the fat girl booths.

Jimmy G needed the fat girl booths not Ol' Hootie. Besides Jimmy G's a sis. And he likes his women BIG. No really fellas, we had a blast and we appreciate the invite to The Bulldog. That was a kickass place and it was nice to meet yall. Holler when yall come back to Northeast Arkansas and we'll get together and have us a good time. I enjoyed it.

It was nice to meet ya Hoot, Jimmy too, even if y'all were seen with the likes of Adam L.!

rbsdrake wrote:

Greenhead22 wrote:Myself, rbsdrake and Jared were the last three. We left about 11pm. The monsoon started after 10.......got real nice quick.

yes it did.

Yea the scenary was real good in there by the time we left...

The GetDucks booth was sweet.. Positoned perfectly next the the DU booth.. I am still trying to talk my wife into that Honeymoon duck shoot in Mexico.. Good to see a bunch of the msduckers out there.. Also got to meet Turkeyman..

Oh and who won my Browning 410???

It was good to meet you Pat and Gordon... I looked for Ramrod but knowing him, he was working the guys in the NASA booth trying to figure out how to get a group of hunters on the moon.... Really nice looking booth.

As always, Jeff was worrring helloutof the guys in the Echo booth.

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eSJay wrote:

gator wrote:

Double R 2 wrote:Let's figure dinner and drinks on the 55 corridor or County Line Road.

us beer drinkers would prefer bulldog in that case.

gator

"us beer drinkers" were there........ just where the hell were you sally?
jk - we know you were tired. enjoyed it guys!

not really shocked to hear this, I've been getting a lot of text messages from gator lately informing me of his firsthand knowledge of RR2's secret sexual orientation and now I read that both "were too tired" to make it Sat nite

wow...all the pieces starting to fit together now, what exactly does L'Anguille mean anyway (I'm starting to derive my own defintion)

the doc

not to get off topic, or maybe to get back on topic...

Ramsey, your booth looked incredible man. As soon as I rounded the corner and saw Pat's work, I knew it was going to look good. yall outid yourselves.

Pat, it was nice to meet you finally and I hope to get to come up to your neck of the woods and see your studio and have a cold one with you.

Johnny, Josh, and Gordo.... yall didn't ugly it up too bad....

any chance that you would wanna go to the National water ski tournament next year in Tn, we now know that its the same weekend as the Extravaganza

The Waterfowler wrote:To be honest, i was tired of answering stupid questions, hungry for something other than a corn dog, and sore from standing on concrete all day. I did enjoy putting faces with names and swapping stories. However, I hold the record for spending the most at the show!

Nice meeting everyone.

well doc...there were hundreds of witnesses to Double R 2's whereabouts all day Saturday....gaytor on the other hand

GordonGekko wrote:well doc...there were hundreds of witnesses to Double R 2's whereabouts all day Saturday....gaytor on the other hand

must be a diversion technique...like getting his wife to have a baby...sounds like its all a cover up

the doc

GordonGekko wrote:well doc...there were hundreds of witnesses to Double R 2's whereabouts all day Saturday....gaytor on the other hand

Gordon - you gotta post up the text you sent on the meaning of Gator's Swahili name.

Thanks to everyone that came by and to everyone that helped out. Thanks also for compliments regarding the booth, we spent alot of time developing an exhibit that looked great, breaks down and takes up easily. The number of wives and women alone that pointed or commented on it let us know we'd hit our aesthetic target. My friend and fellow L'Anguille member Milhouse is a talented carpenter and it couldn't have been done without him. A few kinks to work out yet, probably go double-wide next year, we'll see.

It was a great show, much better than expected. Sold the Mexico Duck Hunt really good, filled the 2010 Valentine day weekend hunt - but where else can you go shoot pintail, cinnamon and blue-winged teal as pretty as they get in February and return from vacation with your trophies AND a tanned, happy wife to boot? Interest and commitments on Uruguay duck and dove hunts (and Argentina duck hunts and the ever-popular Argentina dove hunt), as well as Canada duck hunts. Throughout Saturday, if someone had a question about it, we could just point to a recently-returned client visiting the booth and say - ask them they just got back!

The sure-fire Oklahoma turkey hunt, in fact all turkey hunts, were popular. Don't think the 4 msduckers that already made deposits for April 2010 will have any problem finding a few folks to join them for a rio turkey hunt if they decide to let anyone else come along.

And sorry about missing the Bulldog, but after all day talking and shaking hands, it was lights OUT after one of Ducaholic's charter toddies and all-you-can-eat seafood buffet. Maybe next time!

Because ESJay requested it:

gator's name is a Swahili name meaning "man of one thousand excuses"...also known as the honorary captain of team dependable.