Who made you?

[Feelin' Fowl]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

Not at all. I was just lucky enough to have my dad involved as a leader for a while...

[Redbeard]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

Not at all. I was just lucky enough to have my dad involved as a leader for a while...

you should include eagle scout on your profile

[Feelin' Fowl]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

Not at all. I was just lucky enough to have my dad involved as a leader for a while...

you should include eagle scout on your profile

I feel like this is a set up.

[Redbeard]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

Not at all. I was just lucky enough to have my dad involved as a leader for a while...

you should include eagle scout on your profile

I feel like this is a set up.

not at all. Maybe even post a picture of your merit badges

[rebelp74]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I bet they introduced you to all kinds stuff huh?!

[jehler]

Boy Scouts set me back 10 years, bunch of faggots

[goodkarmarising]

I started being out in the woods when I was a little over 4 years old out deer hunting with my dad in Georgia. He would tie me to the tree when I was sitting up on the deer stand so when I fell asleep I wouldn't fall out. Grew up hunting squirrels, rabbit, deer, etc. Only got into waterfowl hunting in my late 20's along with getting my first bird dog.

[Feelin' Fowl]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

Not at all. I was just lucky enough to have my dad involved as a leader for a while...

you should include eagle scout on your profile

I feel like this is a set up.

not at all. Maybe even post a picture of your merit badges

I'd have to see if my Mom still has my stuff. If she does, I'll post them...even if it does nothing more than irk jehler.

[sws002]

Grandpa on my moms side. Old man hunts and fishes but I learned most of the stuff from my grandpa. Still my favorite hunting partner at 77 years old.

[Redbeard]

[quote="huntall6"]May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

Not at all. I was just lucky enough to have my dad involved as a leader for a while...

you should include eagle scout on your profile

I feel like this is a set up.

not at all. Maybe even post a picture of your merit badges

I'd have to see if my Mom still has my stuff. If she does, I'll post them...even if it does nothing more than irk jehler.[/quote]don't lie. It's all in your boy scout shadow box above the mantle

[triplecurl]

My Dad taught me the basics of shooting, but never hunted or fished. There's been a few people along the way that I've picked up a tip or two from, but other than that I've learned what I know on my own.

[Feelin' Fowl]

don't lie. It's all in your boy scout shadow box above the mantle

Nope. I was way too cool for way too long to keep track of it...

[Redbeard]

Earlier this month while in Washington, my nephew, a boy scout, was telling my son, Sam, about the badges he's gotten so far. When he, no shit, said basket weaving Sam about shit himself laughing. Then I about shit mysel laughing at Sam for laughing

Then later we were all in the kitchen and my BIL was bragging about all the great things their scout troop does. My wife, stirring the pot, says to me "we should get sam into boy scouts." I about gagged. "what the hell for?? We already hunt. fish and camp."

[Willie]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I learned a lot in scouting, but not much about hunting and fishing. Got my Eagle three weeks before my 18th birthday.

[rebelp74]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I learned a lot in scouting, but not much about hunting and fishing. Got my Eagle three weeks before my 18th birthday.

You were seriously a man scout?

[Redbeard]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I learned a lot in scouting, but not much about hunting and fishing. Got my Eagle three weeks before my 18th birthday.

knee high socks, neckerchief and all?

[DeadEye_Dan]

Earlier this month while in Washington, my nephew, a boy scout, was telling my son, Sam, about the badges he's gotten so far. When he, no shit, said basket weaving Sam about shit himself laughing. Then I about shit mysel laughing at Sam for laughing

Then later we were all in the kitchen and my BIL was bragging about all the great things their scout troop does. My wife, stirring the pot, says to me "we should get sam into boy scouts." I about gagged. "what the hell for?? We already hunt. fish and camp."

Ha - that's great.

There was a troop walking in the parade on the 4th, with a stereotypical scoutmaster walking along. You know, beer gut with a shirt 2 sizes too small, straining at the buttons, shorts hitched up so far he had serious man-toe, white knee socks and hiking boots.

I don't recall when I've wanted to taint kick a person more than that guy.

[Willie]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I learned a lot in scouting, but not much about hunting and fishing. Got my Eagle three weeks before my 18th birthday.

You were seriously a man scout?

Yeah, I was pretty slack. My brother and I got our Eagle at the same time, so that was pretty cool. He was 15 at the time.
I played 3 sports a year, so trying to finish up everything for eagle took longer than it should.

[Redbeard]

Earlier this month while in Washington, my nephew, a boy scout, was telling my son, Sam, about the badges he's gotten so far. When he, no shit, said basket weaving Sam about shit himself laughing. Then I about shit mysel laughing at Sam for laughing

Then later we were all in the kitchen and my BIL was bragging about all the great things their scout troop does. My wife, stirring the pot, says to me "we should get sam into boy scouts." I about gagged. "what the hell for?? We already hunt. fish and camp."

Ha - that's great.

There was a troop walking in the parade on the 4th, with a stereotypical scoutmaster walking along. You know, beer gut with a shirt 2 sizes too small, straining at the buttons, shorts hitched up so far he had serious man-toe, white knee socks and hiking boots.

I don't recall when I've wanted to taint kick a person more than that guy.

fanny pack? Or that outside of scout uniform policy?

[Willie]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I learned a lot in scouting, but not much about hunting and fishing. Got my Eagle three weeks before my 18th birthday.

knee high socks, neckerchief and all?

No knee high socks, but a neckerchief and an ass load of merit badges. I was gungho about it when I first got in, and then really slacked up when I got into jv and varsity sports. My dad and Pappy(grandfather) both sat me down one Sunday after church and gave me the lecture that you don't quit something you started and I damn sure wasn't going to not finish up the little bit of stuff left to get eagle.

[Willie]

Earlier this month while in Washington, my nephew, a boy scout, was telling my son, Sam, about the badges he's gotten so far. When he, no shit, said basket weaving Sam about shit himself laughing. Then I about shit mysel laughing at Sam for laughing

Then later we were all in the kitchen and my BIL was bragging about all the great things their scout troop does. My wife, stirring the pot, says to me "we should get sam into boy scouts." I about gagged. "what the hell for?? We already hunt. fish and camp."

Ha - that's great.

There was a troop walking in the parade on the 4th, with a stereotypical scoutmaster walking along. You know, beer gut with a shirt 2 sizes too small, straining at the buttons, shorts hitched up so far he had serious man-toe, white knee socks and hiking boots.

I don't recall when I've wanted to taint kick a person more than that guy.

Yeah, that's pretty faggity.

[rebelp74]

Earlier this month while in Washington, my nephew, a boy scout, was telling my son, Sam, about the badges he's gotten so far. When he, no shit, said basket weaving Sam about shit himself laughing. Then I about shit mysel laughing at Sam for laughing

Then later we were all in the kitchen and my BIL was bragging about all the great things their scout troop does. My wife, stirring the pot, says to me "we should get sam into boy scouts." I about gagged. "what the hell for?? We already hunt. fish and camp."

Ha - that's great.

There was a troop walking in the parade on the 4th, with a stereotypical scoutmaster walking along. You know, beer gut with a shirt 2 sizes too small, straining at the buttons, shorts hitched up so far he had serious man-toe, white knee socks and hiking boots.

I don't recall when I've wanted to taint kick a person more than that guy.

fanny pack? Or that outside of scout uniform policy?

[Redbeard]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I learned a lot in scouting, but not much about hunting and fishing. Got my Eagle three weeks before my 18th birthday.

knee high socks, neckerchief and all?

No knee high socks, but a neckerchief and an ass load of merit badges. I was gungho about it when I first got in, and then really slacked up when I got into jv and varsity sports. My dad and Pappy(grandfather) both sat me down one Sunday after church and gave me the lecture that you don't quit something you started and I damn sure wasn't going to not finish up the little bit of stuff left to get eagle.

so now you're a scout leader right?

[Redbeard]

Are eagle scouts required to join the masons?

[rebelp74]

Earlier this month while in Washington, my nephew, a boy scout, was telling my son, Sam, about the badges he's gotten so far. When he, no shit, said basket weaving Sam about shit himself laughing. Then I about shit mysel laughing at Sam for laughing

Then later we were all in the kitchen and my BIL was bragging about all the great things their scout troop does. My wife, stirring the pot, says to me "we should get sam into boy scouts." I about gagged. "what the hell for?? We already hunt. fish and camp."

Ha - that's great.

There was a troop walking in the parade on the 4th, with a stereotypical scoutmaster walking along. You know, beer gut with a shirt 2 sizes too small, straining at the buttons, shorts hitched up so far he had serious man-toe, white knee socks and hiking boots.

I don't recall when I've wanted to taint kick a person more than that guy.

Yeah, that's pretty faggity.

and an 18 year old man scout isn't?

[DeadEye_Dan]

Are eagle scouts required to join the masons?

Not sure about that, but I know they get to skip BUD/S and go straight to the Teams.

[Willie]

May sound weird but the Boy Scouts introduced me more than anything. Dad taught me to shoot though.

I learned a lot in scouting, but not much about hunting and fishing. Got my Eagle three weeks before my 18th birthday.

knee high socks, neckerchief and all?

No knee high socks, but a neckerchief and an ass load of merit badges. I was gungho about it when I first got in, and then really slacked up when I got into jv and varsity sports. My dad and Pappy(grandfather) both sat me down one Sunday after church and gave me the lecture that you don't quit something you started and I damn sure wasn't going to not finish up the little bit of stuff left to get eagle.

so now you're a scout leader right?

No way, scouting was a lot different when I was in it compared to today.

[Redbeard]

Are eagle scouts required to join the masons?

or are masons required to be eagle scouts before joining the lodge?

[Redbeard]

Are eagle scouts required to join the masons?

Not sure about that, but I know they get to skip BUD/S and go straight to the Teams.

Hahaha

[rebelp74]

Are eagle scouts required to join the masons?

or are masons required to be eagle scouts before joining the lodge?

Nope