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[smokedawg]

Thank god one of you guys finally asked the question. I been trying to figure out how to post with one of them little things also but it never did look right to me so I just skipped it and kept on typing. Also, I have a cell phone but dont like to use it. It will darn sure turn the rabbit when it rings and the dogs are driving him back to you. I learned this the hard way so now I turn mine off when hunting as I cant figure it how to leave it on and turn the ringer off. When my wife says she tried to call me I just tell her we was deep in the woods and must not have had a good signal. I yearn for the old days before all this technology when we turned out at daylight and hunted til either us or the hounds couldnt take no more. Only new technology I like is the shock collars. Man, if only i had me a set of these back in the day.

[bucks better beagles]

I am so glad I asked this question. I feel like I have so much more in common with you folks out there now. OK here is our next homework:

FACEBOOK: I have no idea how it works and no interest to learn but my kids and the young hunters just are pushing me into it. I am too private a person to put all that info out there and don't really care about anything but dogs anyway. To me, IT IS THE STUPIDEST THING I EVER SAW.

[smokedawg]

I been thinking about getting my wife to show me how to post a picture but I havent asked her yet. I know it cant be that hard but I just cant seem to figure it out. If I ever do I will post some good rabbit hunt pictures from the last few years. My wife has a facebook page with pictures on it so I know that she knows how to post pictures.

[gwyoung]

Buck, I am with you on that. You ever hear of me being on facebook just shoot me.

[warddog]

I am on FB and use it quite a bit. ALL of my family lives long distances from me and my wife works out of state right now as well. We all use FB to stay up on what's going on. I can tell you I am real selective and picky with who I am friends with on there and ALL of them are very close friends or family. I also have a video camera build into my computer so the wife and I use Skype to communicate. We can see and talk to each other like sitting chatting at home. NOW, my wife had to set ALL this up and all I do is push the buttons to access and if anything goes wrong I'm out of service untill she returns home to figure out the problem. One good thing we have found with these laptops and the camera is that when she has a question or problem about something at her condo in Michigan I can sometimes see it and tell her what to do from southern Indiana sitting in front of the computer. My mother is 75 years old and has her own home in Florida and we can do the same thing.