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Recent content by Clay Showalter

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    Food, what are you eating?

    Wife sent me this, a cool fall evening in a picture.
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    2025 Rut Report

    Saw 7 deer that had been hit by cars from the NC state line to the house, about 50 miles. So I would say things are heating up in NC.
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    Strouds '25

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    Strouds '25

    home safe and sound, great time with a great group of guys. Food, Fun, Fellowship, what more could you ask for? Perfect weather, I am always amazed at the vast variety of careers, knowledge and experiences of this group. Like Jesse said the group is far more than just a hunting or outdoor...
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    Strouds '25

    Brunswick stew passed the paddle test.
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    Strouds '25

    Well I hope to be there tomorrow, 2nd shingles shot knocked me down for several days
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    Strouds '25

    I'm had a delay, had to take care of something, looks like it will be Tuesday midday. I was down to cook breakfast on Tuesday, sorry to miss that but do it another day
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    Strouds '25

    I will rolling out tomorrow hopefully by lunch to be there by 6:00
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    Shohei Ohtani in NLCS Game 4

    I don't watch a lot of regular season MLB, but I like the post season. What Shohei Ohtani did is probably the greatest performance in MLB playoff history. Shohei Ohtani in NLCS Game 4: As a pitcher: 6 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 10 K As a hitter: 3-for-3, 3 HRs, 3 RBIs
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    Strouds '25

    With the forecast of rain for Sunday I will probably just head up early Monday and get there around lunch time
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    2019-nCoV (Coronavirus)

    Never take advice from someone trying to sell you something
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    Happy Birthday

    Happy Birthday
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    Strouds '25

    Weather looking pretty good
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    The Official Camper and Camping Thread

    So nice when a company stands behind their product and does the right thing.
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    College Football Thread

    Money killed college football