Hello people, just joint the site, did not know where to post post for new members. i have a lonestar and a 202 i have not been doing this long, but i did get both my adult boys involved and father inlaw, so now its a family thing. We are in nixa and clever missouri wierd names huh,Hey i didnt pick um. Anyhow hello people glad i found this site, its been good reading.
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Dyna_Willie
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Welcome aboard, everyone in this forum is GREAT! Great posts, education, and stories! I hunt with Sharp Shooter II's....
GRAY GHOST
New member
ill second that dyna willie, and welcome clutch to a great web site. there are many talented and knowledgable people on this web site who are more than willing to answer any question you may have. we have resident gurus here too. youll soon see who they are. now that youve turned the whole family on to machine swingin, youll hafta answer a lot of questions! theres no better place than this for answers...hh,
Welcome Crutch,
Nixa and Clever. Just below Springfield if I remember right. There used to be a guy on here who was from Monett, MO when it was the old BH forum. Can't remember his user-name.
I think you've got a fine machine there in your BH 202. I have one myself as well as a Ace 250 and I have to say that no matter what anyone tells you, the BH 202 more than holds it's own against the Ace 250.
Lone Star? Can't say as I do not have one but several who do have reported good results.
Bottom line is that BH makes a good product that doesn't break the bank to buy and provides a lot of fun in the bargain. And THAT is the real treasure.
Nixa and Clever. Just below Springfield if I remember right. There used to be a guy on here who was from Monett, MO when it was the old BH forum. Can't remember his user-name.
I think you've got a fine machine there in your BH 202. I have one myself as well as a Ace 250 and I have to say that no matter what anyone tells you, the BH 202 more than holds it's own against the Ace 250.
Lone Star? Can't say as I do not have one but several who do have reported good results.
Bottom line is that BH makes a good product that doesn't break the bank to buy and provides a lot of fun in the bargain. And THAT is the real treasure.
BH-LandStar
New member
I spent a year in Springfield, MO...and 6 months before that in Maryville, MO farther north by the Iowa border...I know that ground around there is nothing but chert (spelling) rock...and hard packed dirt...not easy digging for sure....A lot of history happed in your neck of the woods...There is much to find out there...Jesse James roamed that area a LOT....Folks I knew hunted for gold, silver, arrow heads and Indian artifacts, and even diamonds across the border in Arkansas...Much to do for treasure hunting out there...Looking forward to your finds posts.
I used to lay sod out there...As your probably well aware, when new houses are built, they often require sprinkler systems and sodding...I did both.
I really felt sorry for the Farmers...it takes mucho dinero to start a crop out there...I spent some time hauling rocks out of fields for farmers...That is one tough job...sore muscles and sun burn...
HH,
BH-LandStar
I used to lay sod out there...As your probably well aware, when new houses are built, they often require sprinkler systems and sodding...I did both.
I really felt sorry for the Farmers...it takes mucho dinero to start a crop out there...I spent some time hauling rocks out of fields for farmers...That is one tough job...sore muscles and sun burn...
HH,
BH-LandStar