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Offline Wackyquacker

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« on: January 23, 2004, 05:11:42 PM »
So I’m driving along thinking on the next four sets and I don’t see a littlish gully.  Now I’m not going fast any how but the gully is sorta on a slope and a bit on a diagonal.  You know the type, when the front wheel drops in you go out of the seat, save for the steering wheel. The other front wheel hits just before the opposite back, you bounce off the roof and the coupe de ta, the last rear wheel dumps and the back axel along with the entire truck bounces, jumbling drag chains to the extent that a six pack won’t see them untangled.  Well, that happen to me today with a bit of a twist!  My new 4 0z bottle of Asa Lenon’s coyote Nature Call came unloose from the carrier went air born and landed squarely on the 1.25 inch schedule 80 handle of my stake puller. :x

So, I get to my next stop fifty or so yards after the bump and had to change gloves …the ones I were using smell of Nature Call.  Funny, since I hadn’t applied any for the last four sets??? :?   Set finished back in the truck, man, throw those gloves in the back that stuff is strong.  Next set I need more waxed dirt from the side doors and things smelled… :eek: OH SH@#!  What could I do? I couldn’t very well clean the truck out there, well not if I wanted to catch any yotes or make a new fangled draw station set…sooo.  I finished the last the sets and headed home. :(

I don’t want to call Natures Call loud, but when I hit the hard road and looked in my mirror I had 13 coyotes, four stray dogs and a goat trailing the van.  Asa, what’s with the Goat? :shock:

Good God and the hogs got, CEERIPES and me after them; what a trip home. :cry:   First off my stomach turned over so many times it wound up my guts and pulled my hemorrhoids two inches into my colon.  That drew my anal sphincter so tight that I just know I’ll be constipated till the end of the season, March 15th!  Asa what in the world do you put in that stuff?  There ought a be a warning label. :(

I’m on here so late cause my eyes watered to the extent that my electrolytes where depleted and I just got back from the emergency room after an infusion of saline…anti shock treatment.  Asa, the Docs wanted me to find out if that stuff was ionic and would be cleared on first passage through my kidneys or if it would need to be modified by my liver before I cleared?   :?

Nothing like riding down the highway at 70 mph all the windows down and the heater going full blast, you have any idea how cold it is at 7000feet in NM in January at sunset?  Well I’ll tell you this it is P-L-U-M cold! :eek:   I now know how it felt running an open cab dump truck, hauling coal mid winter with a bucket of charcoal at your feet to keep from DYING. :eek:

Oh yeh, there is the issue of my Otitis Media.  Yep not only do my ears hurt but my tinnitus now sounds like some sorta heavy metal, Kiss guitar busting, rap music instead of a pleasant ringing.

Now all I want to know Asa is; ARE YOU INSURED?  If I'm lyin I'm dyin!  Do you have a replacement policy or are you like Rascal and offer only an Oklahoma garantee...if it breaks you get both pieces? :x

Well I’m going to go out and hang the hammock and find my 10 degree sleeping bag… the wife says I stink. :?

Wacky’s out of here!  Laters.  :roll:

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« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2004, 01:12:09 AM »
HE HE HE

HA HA HA  

HO HO HO  

NAH NAH NA NAH NAH   :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:

Ya get both pieces muley!  

Wish I could have been there to see it!!!!!    ROFLMAO!

Is it just me or does everyone else take a little satisfaction in WQ's discomfort. :)  :)  :)
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« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2004, 01:19:42 AM »
Its only you ya sadistic old fart :twisted:

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« Reply #3 on: January 24, 2004, 09:40:18 AM »
:grin: Well Wacky, I was 'thinkin of 'offerin you first dibs on the lure business when the Doc says my time is 'comin BUT that Coyote Nature's Call is what keeps me 'goin like the energizer bunny.  I get up every morning, look out at the new fallen snow and contemplate whether all that set adjustment is really all that worthwhile.  THEN, I grab my pack basket, open up a bottle of Coyote Nature's Call and deeply inhale that wonderful natural coyote odor and i'm ready to go.  If I get a little run down by mid day, I open the Fox Nature's call bottle for a good deep analyzing sniff of a foxes nature and I usually end up making a couple new sets I didn't even think I needed!  Guess your just not cut out to be a lure maker Wacky!  Never leave my lure building without giving every type lure a good smell test.  Anyway Wacky, I have that card info on file so if you want another bottle let me know and i'll get it off on Monday so you'll have it next Wednesday or Thursday.  Ace

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« Reply #4 on: January 24, 2004, 11:15:01 AM »
Now please don't take this the wrong way Asa, but right now I'm not sure if I ever want to small that stuff again. :(

I thought I had it fixed.  See I knew where there was this road killed dog that was sun bloated 5 days ago.  I just swung a little out of my way, through the carcass in the truck and put about a six inch hole in its gut.  I thought I was in heaven.  Then it warmed up and when I opened the vents, there must be a splash drop of that dang lure somwhere in back cause I got a whif of it a couple times on the way home :o

The reason the big bottle was where it was is cause I off loaded an Oz into the little bottle...so I have that for later.

Hey do you want that broken bottle back?  Isn't there some sorta refund on it?  I mean you can still reuse the lid and maybe even steam the lable off. :wink:

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« Reply #5 on: January 24, 2004, 11:44:07 AM »
:) You steam off the label. polish the cap and glue the bottle back together and return to me one day express insured and i'll gladly refund your money, LOL!   :-D  :D  :lol:

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« Reply #6 on: January 24, 2004, 12:06:09 PM »
I wasn't looking for no hand out Asa :o   Rather just tryinig to helpful after you ALMOST KILLED ME  :roll:

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« Reply #7 on: January 24, 2004, 01:15:33 PM »
Look on the bright side wacky, it could have been Asa's Super Range All Call! :-D  :D

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« Reply #8 on: January 24, 2004, 01:34:48 PM »
Welcome to the forum :D

Skunks no problem, heck I'd rather spend 3 hours in a truck full of gut shot badgers than make the ride I had yesterday...lordy lordy lordy :oops:

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« Reply #9 on: January 24, 2004, 01:38:16 PM »
Wacky says...I wasn't looking for no hand out Asa  Rather just tryinig to helpful after you ALMOST KILLED ME

"Almost killed you"...Wacky...Wacky...Wacky, actually I revived you like smelling salts!  Bet you were just 'movin after that, even learned to set #4's one handed, three per second!  Like a1foxtrapper suggested, maybe I should ship you a bottle of Super Range All Call and a hammer so you can really get some zip on your behind.  Ace :-D  :grin:  :)  :D  :lol:

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« Reply #10 on: January 24, 2004, 04:18:41 PM »
Yep i think that is a good idea Ace as  then  Wacky would get his butt moving and Chet wouldnt have to do all the work and maybe Chet could take a picture or two :grin:

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« Reply #11 on: January 26, 2004, 06:56:53 AM »
If it makes you feel any better WQ, My buddy dropped a 4oz bottle of the #2 coyote directly onto the pan of a set trap. Ended up wearing about 2 ozs of the stuff, and this was on the way to work. LOL.  Dan jr. (Son of DanMich) prefers to spill the #2 fox in the back of dads truck while we toodle on down the road. Nothing was said when the spill happened, but it didn't take long to realize something had gone terribly wrong in the back seat. There was a little giggling, but other than that the scent spoke volumes. Think I had to brush my teeth after that incident, and I ended up driving the rest of the year to boot. LOL. Think he had to sell the truck.
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« Reply #12 on: January 26, 2004, 08:13:21 AM »
Geeezzze, Wacky is right, i'm going to have to get product liability insurance and provide Blue Cross to all my customers if you guys keep it up!   :lol:  :lol:  :lol:   Ace