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Spurrit
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Registered: 01/25/09
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    03/31/09 at 11:04 AMReply with quote#19

    I hate to break up the Taffin lovefest here, but I think most folks like him simply because he's one of the only guys that ever writes about single actions, besides that other fat guy.

    I'd love to see another writer come along with similar interests, but who actually goes outdoors every day. I read these magazines to dream about the adventures I can't have right now, due to economic or geographical conditions.
    Every time I read an article of Taffin's where he actually went outdoors, the hunting part generally mentions "resting my gun on the hood of the truck", or "after seeing the animal fall, I turned around and got back in the truck".... Just because you're not on an actual road, doesn't mean you're not a road hunter. I realise that, as you get older, or your body wears out, you're not gonna hike as far, but come ON! I just had my spine fused almost a year ago, but if I can't do it right, I wait until I feel better, and do it then.

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