Howdy from Texas

[Ramblin Tinker]

Howdy,

I've been a lurker on this forum for about a year now, and figured I probably ought to start posting a bit.
I'm a senior majoring in Conservation & Wildlife Management and have worked as an adventure guide, a canoe instructor, a cook in fine dining, fast food, and cafeteria crap. I do a fair amount of paleolithic era crafts, woodworking, cutlery, and hiking and camping.

[Matt]

Hey Fella, a warm :welcome: to NaturalBushcraft.

Regards, Matt.

[Ben Casey]

Hi there from me to :)

[Martin]

Hi RT, a very warm welcome to the NaturalBushcraft forum. A lurker no more!! :)

Martin

[Fletching]

Howdy Tinker and welcome. :)

Steve

[comanighttrain]

Welcome dude!

[Martin]

Welcome dude!

Not sure a Texan would appreciate being called a dude but hey, you never know. ;)

Martin

[Tony1948]

What about, alright me old mucker,from an ESSEX boy to a TEXAN, welcome to the forum Tinker.......atb............dont get eaten by the bears.......TONY

[Ramblin Tinker]

Not sure a Texan would appreciate being called a dude but hey, you never know. ;)

Martin

Heh. Thanks for the warm welcome. :)

By the way, when I was a kid a "dude" was the ingrown hair on a horse's ass...
That may be pretty accurate depending on who you ask... ;)

[comanighttrain]

whaaaat? no way? I was at one point told dude also meant "camel turd" in the ME...

Welcome anyway :D

[Ashley Cawley]

Welcome to the forum bud, nice to see another visitor from across the pond!

:welcome: