Thus… the season did a thing.

dave3006 said:
Infidel, what kind of cover is on your x24?

(Sorry. Not a shotgun question.)
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get ahold of Jeremiah @ Boondock Outdoors NEOPRENE Silent Sleeve for Foxpro X1, X24 and X2S callers

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Jeremiah at Boondock-Outdoors.com crafted me this custom neoprene cover for my X24.

Wile E. Coyote is an inspiration, demonstrating the power of perseverance in the face of adversity. He perseveres with the heart of a lion, while intuitively knowing what he was born to do. Rather than succumbing to failure, he uses his setbacks to fuel his creativity and innovation. The unwavering commitment and fervor he exhibits are a tribute to the resilience and instincts of the coyote. Never give up.

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Beautiful response to Lazer32’s post, Jeremy. I will pray for that little dog’s continued healing for you! And for the record, GOD always knows what your heart wants. But GOD also knows ultimately what your heart and soul need!

God bless you and that little dog. Merry Christmas once again.
 
hunt0168 said:
Beautiful response to Lazer32’s post, Jeremy. I will pray for that little dog’s continued healing for you! And for the record, GOD always knows what your heart wants. But GOD also knows ultimately what your heart and soul need!

God bless you and that little dog. Merry Christmas once again.
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She’s fully recovered now. Whatever hit her only clipped the top of her head. We were unloading the car when, because she was in heat, she ran down toward the highway. When I found her, she was lying on the centerline, twitching, in a pile of her own feces. I carried her back inside—nothing felt broken, but one eye was swollen shut with pink fluid coming out, and she was unconscious. I honestly thought she was dead.

The vet took X-rays and found no broken bones, but kept her overnight on IV fluids to prevent brain swelling. She’s one lucky dog.
 
Infidel 762 said:
They said things like “faith without works is dead” and “worrying is a lack of faith.” Back then, those words felt like riddles meant for someone wiser. I once asked an older man—someone who carried peace the way others carry burdens—what my anxiety said about my faith. He looked at me gently and said, “Worrying can be a lack of faith… or it can be a form of prayer.”
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Wise words. Here is a verse that has stuck with me:

Mark 9:24 And straightway the father of the child cried out, and said with tears, Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief.

It is humbling to know that Jesus Christ redeems even through our imperfect faith. Instead of beating myself up over it, I try to, imperfectly of course, depend on him even more and remind myself of his Grace.
 
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dave3006 said:
Wise words. Here is a verse that has stuck with me:

Mark 9:24 And straightway the father of the child cried out, and said with tears, Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief.

It is humbling to know that Jesus Christ redeems even through our imperfect faith. Instead of beating myself up over it, I try to, imperfectly of course, depend on him even more and remind myself of his Grace.
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My greatest weakness lead me to my greatest source of strength. One of the paradoxes of life.
 
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