Advice..For the Hunter who has everything...

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Sun, 2008-07-27 18:54

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Ribmaster

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Advice..For the Hunter who has everything...

I would agree with the cabelas gift cert. You can never have everything. I'm sure he could find something nice to spend it on.

Mon, 2008-07-28 19:00

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jfrench

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Advice..For the Hunter who has everything...

Alas Romey, I fear I may be a little late in reading your post. I would highly suggest an oil painting depicting a hunt of one of his favorite game animals, or a good still life scene with the animal in it. Like guns, you can never have enough paintings.

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