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  • Birthday 04/02/1986

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    Ben
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    Winter Park, Colorad
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    Dodge Ram/Snowmobile

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  1. Let me know Jesse. I can ride anywhere in Colorado for free, And I also have an epic pass that includes Northstar Kirkwood and Heavenly in Taho and The Canyons in Utah and a few friends in Jackson. Closest to me is Steamboat Breck Vail BeaverCreek Copper Keystone Aspen
  2. Jesse, Take a vacation soon and come visit because this is a GoPro in my hand, and thats TiTTies deep last week, and its still snowing http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i150/benjb86/MovieClipping201_zps77f450b5.png
  3. Is this the first time you have seen this animal? Sounds like a Semi Suburban enviroment? First I'd make sure your property is clean of any attractions; Trash cans are secure or in a garage, dog food is not left outside, and your landscape is free of atractive hiding spots(tall grass, over grown bushes n-such.) They primarily eat mice, ground hogs, rabbits and other rodents so the less of them you have around the better. They do also consume fruits veggies and trash. If you see it again scare it. If it's at a safe distance take a step outside your door make yourself big (arms out chest out) and yell as mean and loud as you can, even throw rocks at it. Don't approach it just let it see you. Mounting a motion sensor light may help scare it off at night when your sleeping. Wolves are Coyotes natural enemies. Placing wolf urine in areas its been hanging out may keep it away You could try and trap it but this will prove to be difficult as they are cautious animals. Cage traps won't work. The DOW often recomends you euthenise it after being trapped rather than relocating it. Poison is an option but not a recomended one as it's considered inhumane by some and posses a deadly risk to other living things. You really don't want this thing making a den out of your foundation or in your yard, let alone it thinking its a great spot for a midnight snack. Call the DOW or Animal Control first. If okayed and a must, shoot it with a large enough caliber bullet. Shot should be taken by an expert marksmen.
  4. You could Pick up an SW9VE or SD9VE for around $350 with two mags
  5. My first ever gun and my favorite. Mostly taken camping. S&W 586 .357mag http://imageshack.us/a/img571/7671/gt6i.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img266/7074/f4qg.jpg My conceal and carry and fun range gun S&W SW9VE (9mm) Very underated pistol in my opinion, love it. http://imageshack.us/a/img513/883/rsks.jpg
  6. Remington 700 30-06. Just picked this up at Gander a few months ago to hunt Elk http://imageshack.us/a/img29/3452/3o1i.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img191/650/w4wb.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img89/9420/icqp.jpg
  7. My dad John and brother Adam got a short bleb in September issue of Camaro Performers. Photo was taken when Adam beat #2 in the nation 1st or 2nd round in Charlotte. I wasn't there for it but I was proud to see this!:fuckyeah: Picture: http://www.camaroperformers.com/camaro-editorials/1309-straight-line-spotlight-september-2013/photo_01.html Short Blerb: http://www.camaroperformers.com/camaro-editorials/1309-straight-line-spotlight-september-2013/ Oh, the car is recently for sale too
  8. Yup, deffinitly enjoyed seeing a few make passes this summer.
  9. Thats the signal for me to blow this popsicle stand and head to where the snow falls in bulk! I think I'm out this weekend. It's been nice Ohio...
  10. yea, so far reminding me of season 2. Just leave the prison already......
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