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NOTNKSNEMOR
08-13-2008, 12:31 PM
Let's use this thread to come up with ideas for something we can do for Mike and family in return for their generous hospitality.
Put your thinking caps on and let's be creative.
Muddyfoots
08-13-2008, 12:53 PM
Just thinkin outloud....Do we need to have a "cleanup", "get ready" day, maybe the weekend before? Wouldn't expect everyone, but the ones of us that are close by.
Jake Allen
08-13-2008, 12:56 PM
The booth Mike was working at the Blast, (name escapes me, demostrates my lack of paying attention skills).
Something along the lines of support/contribution for them, or similar, in Mike's name of course. I defer to the Sultan.
Tomboy Boots
08-13-2008, 01:21 PM
Just thinkin outloud....Do we need to have a "cleanup", "get ready" day, maybe the weekend before? Wouldn't expect everyone, but the ones of us that are close by.
Now that sounds like an excellent idea, take some of the burden off Mike and Jonathan :cool: What do you think SOS?
NOTNKSNEMOR
08-13-2008, 01:51 PM
Just thinkin outloud....Do we need to have a "cleanup", "get ready" day, maybe the weekend before? Wouldn't expect everyone, but the ones of us that are close by.
I was thinking that too Muddy.
I'm only about 15 miutes away, I was going to volunteer to go the weekend before and cut wood for a community fire pit or something like that.
What I'm thinking of here is something personal we can do or give to him and his family. Something that says the "Woodyites" really appreciate what he's done.
Muddyfoots
08-13-2008, 01:57 PM
I was thinking that too Muddy.
I'm only about 15 miutes away, I was going to volunteer to go the weekend before and cut wood for a community fire pit or something like that.
What I'm thinking of here is something personal we can do or give to him and his family. Something that says the "Woodyites" really appreciate what he's done.
Agree totally with the personal thing.
THe other, I was meaning that there was no need to put the burden on them for our fun.
Sultan of Slime
08-13-2008, 02:13 PM
I was thinking that too Muddy.
I'm only about 15 miutes away, I was going to volunteer to go the weekend before and cut wood for a community fire pit or something like that.
What I'm thinking of here is something personal we can do or give to him and his family. Something that says the "Woodyites" really appreciate what he's done.
Maybe some body could make him a woodburned Plaque.
Then he could read it with his hands.Pretty cheap and he could hang it in his office next to his deer.
Sultan of Slime
08-13-2008, 02:15 PM
Choctawlb came out last year and cut wood.If 2 or 3 would do that this year we would be just fine.
NOTNKSNEMOR
08-13-2008, 02:23 PM
Choctawlb came out last year and cut wood.If 2 or 3 would do that this year we would be just fine.
I'm in for the wood cutting. You name the time oh king of the whiskered fish. :bounce:
Sultan of Slime
08-13-2008, 05:03 PM
We saw 5682 watermoccarattlerviperheads on our club work day so we can wait until after deer season to gather wood.
Auchumpkee Creek Assassin
08-13-2008, 08:55 PM
sign me up on the work day, only 30 min. drive for me.
kentuckychuck
08-14-2008, 04:35 AM
Sign me and Tommy up as well we are only a short drive to Mike's house as well.
BgDadyTrophyHunter
08-18-2008, 09:17 AM
Maybe some body could make him a woodburned Plaque.
Then he could read it with his hands.Pretty cheap and he could hang it in his office next to his deer.
Jonathan I saw the plaque that was given to him at the Blast. When he showed it to me, you could see how proud he was to have been a part of the handicapped hunting event. It was not much and it was not expensive but the meaning behind it was worth more than money could buy. I will see what I can think up. Mike is a Special Guy. My Mother-In-Law does all kinds of wood burnings. I will see what I can come up with. Maybe something with a WAR emblem and all the people who was there last year and the ones who will be there participating next year. :banginghe I will need a 4x8 piece of plywood and it is gonna be hard to tote it around...:bounce:
Tim
YankeeRedneck
09-24-2008, 01:24 AM
Guys,where is this WAR2 event happening ? I live in Locust Grove and would like to help also.
choctawlb
09-29-2008, 12:34 PM
I don't deserve all the credit for the wood cutting last year,:huh: Redman was right there with me . Let me know when the work day is and I'll be there if possible.
Ken
Red Man
10-01-2008, 12:58 AM
I'll se what I can do to be there. Just need a date and time
Jake Allen
01-13-2009, 09:11 AM
Time to get this plaque together for Mike.
I can offer to get one made, (we produce tactile/ raised character signs at work).
Maybe a blurb about last year, and list as many folks as we can come up with that attended?
Al33 (Al)
Missing Ridge (Butch)
DRB1313 (David)
Jranger (Jason ) w/son Tristen
pbradley ( )
TrophyHunterNGa (Tim) w/wife, Mrs.THNGA, son CountryGuy2010, and daughters ? & ?
southwoodshunter (Wanda) w/son Hunter
dutchman (Gene)
priveye (Jonathan) w/wife Cindy, daughter Jaden,mother&father- inlaw, friend Jay and his son.
ryano (Ryan)
MUDDYFOOTS (Anthony) w/ his buddies Wendell and Luther Wilson
Mike and Melba (Land owner hosts)
NOTNKSNEMOR (Rick) w/ wife Barbara
flattop ( )
Nicodemus (Nick) w/wife Redhead (Cheryl) and son Klem 87 (Warren)
kentuckychuck
Tommy Haskins
turtlebug w/ hubby Jeremy, son Harlee, and daughter ?
Choctawlb (Ken)
Bam_bam (Chris) and his bride Melissa
Nugefan (Andy)
Tomboy Boots (Debbie)
StripperAddict (Glen)
redman (Billy)
Lightninrod (Dan)
Auchumpkee Creek Assassin
The AmBASSaDEER (Steve)
Jake Allen (Jeff)
Paddle (Keith) and his son Karl
The AmBASSaDEER
01-13-2009, 09:23 AM
Mike is a real good guy fer hostin these get togethers. If we get a plaque or whatever I wanta kickin a few bucks fer the man.
BBQBOSS
01-13-2009, 06:37 PM
I'll kick in a dollar or two for a plaque. Cant go for a cleanup the weekend before. I have to go to Chattanooga that Saturday. Hard enough for me to get a way from the old ball and chain as it is! :bounce:
dutchman
01-14-2009, 06:55 AM
Jake, I'll help pay for the plaque.
jmfauver
01-15-2009, 05:15 AM
Just a thought,I like the woodburned Plaque or a raised character Plaque,but can you do one that is signed by everyone who comes...My wife's family signs a tablecloth at Christmas every year and they then sew the names,we could sign a plaque then burn the names in,that way everyone who attends gets to say thanks to Mike and family...aslo I would use the woods logo and GON if possible along witht the WAR II emblem
The AmBASSaDEER
01-15-2009, 08:53 AM
Just a thought,I like the woodburned Plaque or a raised character Plaque,but can you do one that is signed by everyone who comes...My wife's family signs a tablecloth at Christmas every year and they then sew the names,we could sign a plaque then burn the names in,that way everyone who attends gets to say thanks to Mike and family...aslo I would use the woods logo and GON if possible along witht the WAR II emblem
good idea!
Jake Allen
03-05-2009, 01:04 PM
Well, one more coat of polyurethane and it will be.
I hope I remember to bring it!:bounce:
Tomboy Boots
03-05-2009, 01:45 PM
You better not forget to bring it :whip: :bounce:
The AmBASSaDEER
03-05-2009, 01:57 PM
Nice Jeff!!
BgDadyTrophyHunter
03-06-2009, 04:01 PM
That looks nice Jeff. Thank you for the time you put into it. Sorry I will not be there this year but at least I can say I was there for the first WAR. ;) Tim
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