What else get's your rocks off?

Other than the excitement of big power rocketing you down the drag strip, what other things do you fellers do to fullfill your need?

Hot Women and Cold Beer

dfree383 wrote:Hot Women and Cold Beer

I have to HIGHLY agree!!! I also enjoy firearms. I picked up an AR-15 with the slide stock a bit back and it tingles the good spots too!

For the most part, just working out is a pretty good fix. But, this time of year here in Montana, it's archery elk season!!! There's nothing, and I mean NOTHING like puttin' a stalk on a bugling bull elk, and coming to full draw and lettin' fly and watching as your arrow disappears through the ribs of your target... I've taken 6 bull elk with my bow, and 2 of them at less than "5" yds...!! If you've never done it, and have the chance to do so, you gotta do it... I'll see if I can find a few pics...

Used to collect Lionel Trains and Johnny Lightning cars, no time for either anymore.

ThndrChkn wrote:For the most part, just working out is a pretty good fix. But, this time of year here in Montana, it's archery elk season!!! There's nothing, and I mean NOTHING like puttin' a stalk on a bugling bull elk, and coming to full draw and lettin' fly and watching as your arrow disappears through the ribs of your target... I've taken 6 bull elk with my bow, and 2 of them at less than "5" yds...!! If you've never done it, and have the chance to do so, you gotta do it... I'll see if I can find a few pics...

That sounds AWESOME!!!!

The big bull in the middle is one I took with stick-n-string. He was my farthest shot to date, @ 40 yds.


This pic, the one on the cart is one that I shot @ 4-1/2 yds. with my bow. The pic underneath is one I shot with a rifle from 729 yds.


This one I took from 20 yds. while I was waiting for more clients to come in while I was guiding... This one ended up being only about 150 yds. from the truck...



AWESOME you say? It is...

dfree383 wrote:Used to collect Lionel Trains and Johnny Lightning cars, no time for either anymore.

My older brother used to collect trains as well. It turned out that it was and still is from what I understand, a very expensive hobby... Very cool though...

ThndrChkn wrote:

dfree383 wrote:Used to collect Lionel Trains and Johnny Lightning cars, no time for either anymore.

My older brother used to collect trains as well. It turned out that it was and still is from what I understand, a very expensive hobby... Very cool though...

It can be, its all in how expensive your tastes are!! The real rare stuff can go for thousands and thousands of dollars. I have an uncle that probalby has a million dollars in a collection.

ThndrChkn wrote:

dfree383 wrote:Used to collect Lionel Trains and Johnny Lightning cars, no time for either anymore.

My older brother used to collect trains as well. It turned out that it was and still is from what I understand, a very expensive hobby... Very cool though...

Im a locomotive engineer for Norfolk Southern..... BUT I NEVER got in to trains as a kid....Ive seen some nice train sets tho....

Awwwww the Brass Chuckers

Building high speed lawnmowers, never raced in an organization but have a few friends into it and we would set up a race course and 2-4 of us would race until we all broke something. Sometimes we would have crowds of people seemingly show up from nowhere to watch us. Fastest I have been clocked at was 57.5mph by an AL state trooper. I had one I was building to drag race that shoulda been capable of 100+mph but sold it. To my knowledge the current owner is not brave enough to finish it either.

Being a father and Husband
Bass Fishing
High school football
Lifting weights

Nice firm, flat tummys and small round asses, female of course! Old dogs, children and watermelon wine.

Dave.

Chess
Poker
Guns
Hunting
Boating
Traveling

http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=US#/watch?v=vyNLy6Wjn-0

Spending time w/wife and Turbo my new jack Russell,Grandaughter,family. And maybe having a casual beer w/a friend now and then. Oh yea,I really enjoy scrapping cars.

schmitty wrote:

Guns

Hunting

Traveling

Well Rob, we'll take care of these 3 in a few months when you guys come up to go wolf hunting... It looks like there's no quota in all of the districts but 2 this year. Looka like we'll be stayin' away from those 2... I'll let ya know in a little bit where the highest concentrations are...

wife and kids one 17y/o son 5 y/o daughter and 2 y/o son. Deer hunting,working on and restoring old fords. I also get to work on my son's open track ,drift car which is a rx-7 with rotoary power. We also farm in our free time.

im into

Fishing and hunting
Being a cnc machnist working on the new mazaks we just got is interesting ...atleast for now lol
Using Surf cam for work is honestly i can say realy neat ....that hasnt got old yet been 3 years
Family farm ( side buissness) we have 14 acres planted and sell at local farmers markets

Im a die hard Boston Bruins Fan usually go to 15-20 games a year for past 4 years only live 25 min out of boston . i was at game 6 of stanly cup ...was killer

and im a football fan of course .

Drinking cold beer and grilling something good

Softball
Football
Coaching
Charities
All my kids are active.

Building hotrods....titties and beer....T.J.,and messin with zErO

I love to build stuff, cars, trucks, model rockets whatever!!

This year I started running. Nothing better to burn off the stress from the day than going out and running 5 miles or more. Definitely a high when you get done.

Rags coated in Ether and Rohipnal

and a $50 hooker