Friday, April 27, 2018

 

The Guadalupe Bass Found In Texas Hill Country Rivers And Creeks ...


                 State Fish Of Texas!

Thursday, April 26, 2018

 

Dudley Ordered A Native Bass Badge/Pin Today ...



             Texas Guadalupe Bass!

Wednesday, April 25, 2018

 

First Down At Kickapoo By Artist Brent Hale ...


A tribute to Dudley's late great father in law and deer hunting buddy! Rest In Peace Sparky. 

Tuesday, April 24, 2018

 

Dudley Laughed Out Loud When He Saw This ...


    One of Dudleys favorite things to eat!

 

Dudley Laughed When He Saw This Sign-One Stop Shopping ...


Taking Beer, Bait & Ammo To A New Low!

Monday, April 23, 2018

 

This Is How Dudley Feels About Both Of His Children ...



            Until Dudleys Last Breath ❤️

 

Time Lapse Photo Of A Tarpon Jumping ...


                    The Silver King!

Sunday, April 22, 2018

 

A New Record Price Was Paid Last Year For Paul Newmans Rolex Daytona .,,




His wife Joanne Woodward bought it for him at Tiffanys. She had a message engraved on the back telling Paul to Be Careful. This watch sold for $17.8 Million. Dudley has a small collection of watches, but that is a little above Dudleys Pay Grade! Paul had given the watch to his daughters boyfriend. Decades later he sold it at auction!

 

Camping Along The Timbercreek By Jack Sorenson ...


A lone Comanche brave over-looks his camp in Palo Duro Canyon.  The Comanches called the Palo Duro “Sacred Canyon” and for a good reason.  It was heaven on earth to their people.  It had unlimited timber and water.  It sheltered them from the wind and there was abundant wildlife and buffalo.  On top of that, a friend of mine who owns a ranch near this location has a large vein of flint along one of his canyon walls.  The Palo Duro provided everything needed for the Comanche people.

Palo Duro Canyon is one of Dudleys favorite places in The Great State Of Texas!


 

Comanche Warriors Ready For Battle ...


Dudley read an interesting article today. Learned that during the years 1700 to 1810, when the Spanish were in the American South West, they often traded with the Comanche.  Dudley was surprised to learn that one of the major commodities the Spanish traded for were Mexican and Apache Slaves. The slaves were usually female. Male captives were usually killed by the Comanche, often in a brutal manner. Did not know the Comanche were Slave Traders! 

 

Ford Pick Up Trucks Used To Be Inexpensive ...


                   Back In The Day!

Saturday, April 21, 2018

 

Frank And Jeff Went To East Texas For The Day ...




to fill the deer feeder with corn and to check the deer stands and deer cams. They went to visit with Nana after they finished up at the farm. 

Friday, April 20, 2018

 

Kallisons Western Wear Cowboy ...



has been on the roof of the Kallison Building in San Antonio a long time!
Dudley wishes he could go back in time and go there and buy a Booger Red Coat and a pair of Booger Red Pants. 

 

Frank's WRS Ranch Rattling Antlers .,.



Dudley joined them together with a new leather replacement belt for an old Singer Treadle Sewing Machine!

 

Jeff Got A Fresh Set Of Whitetail Antlers ...


Going to make a pair of Big Iron Ranch Rattling Antlers!

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