These are a few of my favorite things.....

timberline_shedfreak24 · Jan 24, 2008

Here is a pic of my X-force and my horn hound Sage. I finally got just about all the things I wanted on my bow. 2008 PSE X-Force, Trophy Ridge Drop Zone Rest, HHA Optimizer Light Site, SVL Dampening Devices (Limb Savers and String Leeches), STS String Stop System, Winners Choice Custom Strings, Nap Stabilizer and Sling, Fuse Caldera Quiver, (Coming soon a Fuse Stabilizer), Gold Tip Ultra Lite Caldera Arrows W/ Pink Blazer Vanes (Extremely easy to find), and a Tru-Fire Target Release compliments of my new sponsor, Tru-Fire Releases. The lab next to it is Sage. He is my shed dog. He has found some decent sheds this year that I will post as soon as I can. These are a few of my favorite things... Lets see your guys favorite things.

Timberline

Wiszard · Jan 24, 2008

Just kidding! Heres my most precious things in Vegas eating kettle corn watching the light show on Fremont St.

timberline_shedfreak24 · Jan 24, 2008

LMAO saw that coming! Thats a good lookin family! Congrats!

Timberline

Wiszard · Jan 24, 2008

Thanks! I'll keep 'em around for a while. Hopefully you'll get some more responses to this thread. It may be interesting what pops up!!

Steve

HuntNevada · Jan 24, 2008

Hey Timberline, I don't really have a favorite thing, but i have a favorite day yours might be the same. Well i guess this is one of my favorites Hunting With my best buds.

timberline_shedfreak24 · Jan 25, 2008

Hey Buddy, Definately one of my favorite days ever. By far the best hunting day and experience ever. Everything was perfect and wouldnt trade it for the world! Great buck, Great friends and an awesome day in the back country.

Timberline

buckhaven · Feb 7, 2008

nice job wiszard good to see you keep your priorities in check

Wiszard · Feb 7, 2008

Thanks! They are the reason I hunt....I need a place to go to get away from them for a while sometimes!! HaHa

The girl farthest to the left, Stevie, had open heart surgery when she was 8. She has aortic stenosis (a heart valve problem). When she was nine she had to have a pacemaker put in because her heart would slow down while she slept and she'd have pauses where her heart would not beat for up to 6 seconds! She turns 11 in a couple of months. It is amazing how strong kids are when they have to be. I feel for any kid that has ever had a major surgery. They are so naive and scared yet refuse to show it. Stevie is fine and will require surgeries in the future, but I look at her and think I'm so lucky to have her. She has taught me not to take my life for granted. Be thankful for our health because it can start to fail whenever HE decides!

Steve

buckhaven · Feb 8, 2008

Thanks for sharing, dont want to get all sensitive but inspiring and great story, and even better out come, your a lucky guy, looks like she is doing great.