bait o eggs?

[Gus Orviston]

BOE,, I saw that picture of you in a tou tou and thought you looked very familiar. Where do you hale from, Is it one of those coastal towns?

[Bait O' Eggs]

BOE,, I saw that picture of you in a tou tou and thought you looked very familiar.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">You might be careful around here saying you look at guys in pink tutu's. And you realize that photo was doctored up, and not real dont you?

Where do you hale from, Is it one of those coastal towns?

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Yup, I use to call Tillamook home.

So who are you, and where may have our paths crossed in the past?

You arent that cute girl who I met at the beach about 15 years ago who was looking for her shirt are you? [img]graemlins/1zhelp.gif[/img] I lost her number and have been looking for it for a long time now.

[Sir Reel]

Nope, I don't wear pink tu tus, I like a blousy yellow with lots of lace.

Mmmm, that picture didn't look doctored up to me. Wearing that with a pair of Tillamook cowboy boots (black rubber boots) would be nice for a saturday night of cow tipping.

May have crossed path with you and your family if they live on the Trask?

Cute girl, now that is a stretch, I was your FFA project at Tillamook HS. I did get a blue ribbon, but it wasn't for being cute, baa. as for my number, my ear tag is "238"., I can't believe you forgot it.

[ 02-22-2002, 11:13 AM: Message edited by: Sir Reel ]

[Bait O' Eggs]

Hmmmmmmmmm..... another un-identified person. Could be we know each other sir reel, :whazzup: or at least it sounds like you may know me.

I see you had the guts to say you are from Hillsboro, :shocked: :shocked: I am not sure I would make that statement in public if I was you, but then again we dont know who you are, so I guess what you got in your closet, you can keep in your closet, unless you want to inform me who you are. [img]graemlins/1zhelp.gif[/img]

My Tillamook cowboy boots are black and have some nice red trim on the bottom. Interesting a county can have more milk cows than people. Which might account for the smell. :grin: And for the record, I have never cow tipped.

[Gus Orviston]

Ever feel like you are being stocked?? I think you may know both of us. Mmmmy eeeaar tag was "143", and you said you liked me bbeeeest.

Use to hunt with some boys up the river at post canyon, the perch, Schroeder creek, the incline, or company canyon. any of these places ring a bell? If so we might have run some elk off the hill together.

Let's see if you remember Workman and Berger?

[Gus Orviston]

BINGO. [img]graemlins/lurk.gif[/img] I thought those buzz words would get ya going. The 700 road, 4 point ridge and western creek were coming out in the next round. I been in each and everyone, not as successful as you but I been there none the less. My favorite is Post, quick easy sneak and always got soem elk in there. I learned a lot from those old timers. Last I hunted up there was 95 for Black tails but mostly been down on Bear creek where I ran into your bro :shocked:

I have to dig into my history file on you, I know lots of stories.. hey wasn't that you fishing the NF for cutthroats...is that a helicopter I hear?

Real nice bumping into you!
lil' Denny it is.

[ 02-22-2002, 01:49 PM: Message edited by: Gus Orviston ]

[Bait O' Eggs]

Well thats one of ya, Now to figure out who the other guy is :whazzup:

I havent seen you since I ran into you and Big Denny on Rye Mountain about 5 years ago +/- crawling out of that long clearcut along the timber line. I knew it was you guys before you got close enough to identify by that funny yellow hat your buddy was wearing. You would think that thing would just fall apart one of these centuries. That hat is older than me.

Last time I was in Post canyon the brush had almost claimed the canyon. I use to really enjoy hunting up there, it has changed and there isnt much to look at anymore, you gotta use a whole different strategy to be successful. My favorite will always be Schroeder creek or the Oyster shell. :smile: I drove down to bear creek last fall for a weekend and was dissapointed to see all the clearcuts consumed with 25 foot tall trees. :depressed: To little to see under, to big to see around. Where did all the good times go? I guess the state is managing the ground for tree production, not quality hunting

I've been hunting east lately and getting into that style of chasing. I still got lots to learn about being successful back east, but I have been having fun.

I fish between the hunting seasons. :grin: Tell the old timers hello from me if you see them.

[ 02-22-2002, 02:09 PM: Message edited by: Bait O' Eggs ]

[Bait O' Eggs]

Gus ~ You know way to much, I mean way to much. And if you throw out names like post canyon, the perch, and schroeder creek you would be more recent, to throw out names like incline and company canyon makes you an old timer or a kid who has listened to the old stories. Not sure where all that fits together. You are bringing up names from 2 generations. :whazzup:

You mention Berger and Workman. I know them all to well. :grin: hey, anybody seen my wallet?

I dont know if I should get a restraining order and some protective custody, or keep an eye on my lunch pail :shocked: :shocked: maybe both.

You wouldnt be "little denny" would you?

Bill and Denny have no idea how to find a webpage let alone a fishing board. And besides I doubt either of them are out of bed yet today, since they are retired now. You would have to be somebody from the next generation. [img]graemlins/idea.gif[/img]