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Ted Nugent on Hunting

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Ted Nugent on Deer Hunting:


While on a European tour, Ted was being interviewed by a French journalist. The journalist asked, "What do you think the last thought is in the head of a deer before you shoot it? Is it, Are you my friend? …or is it…. Are you the one who killed my brother?"

Nugent replied, "They aren't capable of that kind of thinking. All they care about is, 'What am I going to eat next, who am I going to have sex with next, and can I run fast enough to get away. They are very much like the French."
 
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greg said:
8) Tooo funny.Doesn't he sing too?

In researching a little about him- he's an interesting person...Rock guitarist and singer that is anti drug, anti alcohol, anti homosexual, anti PETA and bunny huggers - that loves to hunt and is an NRA and hunting advocate- said he owns a ranch in Michigan......
 

OldDog/NewTricks

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Mrs.Greg

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jigs said:
greg said:
8) Tooo funny.Doesn't he sing too?
surely you have heard him

Cat Scratch Fever was one of his BIG hits
Seriously Jigs,greg would NOT know Ted Nugent's music...the guy is purely Country music. I love music,classic rock being my fav. Only allowed to play it when hes not in house or when hes not in my car :roll:
 

DJL

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Classic rock is played in my car, and I don't care who is riding with me. Too much country is dangerous for driving, as it tends to lull one to sleep! :lol:
 

Jinglebob

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You two can ride with me anytime. i play the classic rock statin and listen to cowboy CD's. I'm really pretty eclectic in my music tastes.

Just ask Saddletramp. :lol:

On the way to Medora, he just couldn't wait to see what kind of a song was gong to come on next, from the CD I made up of favorites. Everything from "Mack the Knife" and "I Left my Heart in San Fransico" to "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Long Cool Woman In a Black Dress". :lol: :lol:
 

Silver

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Jinglebob said:
You two can ride with me anytime. i play the classic rock statin and listen to cowboy CD's. I'm really pretty eclectic in my music tastes.

Just ask Saddletramp. :lol:

On the way to Medora, he just couldn't wait to see what kind of a song was gong to come on next, from the CD I made up of favorites. Everything from "Mack the Knife" and "I Left my Heart in San Fransico" to "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Long Cool Woman In a Black Dress". :lol: :lol:

All you would need is some Flatt and Scruggs on it and I'd make you an offer for it!
 

Mrs.Greg

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DJL said:
Classic rock is played in my car, and I don't care who is riding with me. Too much country is dangerous for driving, as it tends to lull one to sleep! :lol:
I can't stand gregs complaining when the rock is on,really cranks his chain when G&R are played top volume...He He.

Jinglebob....I could for sure love the stuff you play :nod:
 

DJL

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Sounds like we have the same taste in music Jinglebob. I actually like a lot of different music, but rock and cowboy (as opposed to country) are my favorites.
 

Jinglebob

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Mrs.Greg said:
DJL said:
Classic rock is played in my car, and I don't care who is riding with me. Too much country is dangerous for driving, as it tends to lull one to sleep! :lol:
I can't stand gregs complaining when the rock is on,really cranks his chain when G&R are played top volume...He He.

Jinglebob....I could for sure love the stuff you play :nod:

You know what they say, "Great minds think alike." :wink:

:lol: :lol:

When I was a kid in highschool, that was all they played. Rock and roll. I wanted to listen to country, but no one else did. So when I got older, I just naturally leaned to what I had heard in school. That and my wife is 2 years younger and a town girl, so she listened to it and I got hooked.

We had a teacher who played Jim Croce music in class. I got to where I liked it.

Oh, and my folks had a dance band and played a lot of music from the 20's, 30's and 40's. Darktown Strutters Ball is still one of my favorites. Especially to dance to.

And when I hear Irish reels and Scottish tunes, it gets my feet to movin'. I like a lot of Bluegrass also.

Even a few Classicals.

Tho' I've never yet figured out Opera music yet. :shock:
 

Kato

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No one should listen to just one kind of music. Too boring... :(
I checked my CD case under the seat of the car and found Garth Brooks, Metallica, Rolling Stones, Jan Arden, a Classical CD, Led Zeppelin, Tracy Chapman, Tragically Hip, and the soundtrack from Oh Brother Where Art Thou. Variety is the spice of life. :D

As for Ted Nugent, he has a show on OLN. I haven't watched it, but I'm going to next time it's on. I'm not sure what it's about, but the commercial has a lot of horses and wild looking country on it. I think it's along the lines of Mantracker, or a survival show. Anyone here seen it?
 

IL Rancher

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He has a few shows, I don't watch any of them. opne is a reality show in which he has a bunch of people come to one of his "ranches" and they do things like hunt and skin and trap their own animals.. Had a vegan on it once I hear, got a bit interesting :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: Not a big fan of the Motor city madman but to each their own.

My CD collection is pretty diverse... From Mozart to Metalica to be honest.. I just like music, there is not much I won't listen to except rap. I used to never listen to any Country music until I started riving cross country... It was the only music annoying enough to keep me awake :lol: :lol: but it has kind of grown on me since than.. I kind of like kistening to the XM raido and just picking random channels to see what I get...
 

Mrs.Greg

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Jinglebob....You would like an Albertan,he has a group called David Wilkie and Cowboy Celtic,its cowboy and celtic music combined.Calgary used to put on a show called Cowboy Festiville,anyway greg and I seen and fell in love with him his music at one festiville we attended.

Ilrancher...I agree,I just can't get into rap :?

DJL...do you like Sarah Mclachlen?? I heard a song from her new CD,this morn while getting ready for work....Nice,its on my to buy list :nod:
 

IL Rancher

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Ishouln't say I listen to no rap but it is many days or weeks between my samplings of the stuff. I used to like some of the stuff when I was just a kid (Younger than Angus even) but I really just stopped listening to it..

I have to admit though, that I am a softy for a nice female vocalist more than the men... My roomate in college used to play a CD from some woman singer every night when it was lights out time... Put me to sleep like a baby, wish I could sleep that well now but now we have babies that don't sleep like babies so I get woken up a lot, lol..
 

Mrs.Greg

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IL Rancher said:
Ishouln't say I listen to no rap but it is many days or weeks between my samplings of the stuff. I used to like some of the stuff when I was just a kid (Younger than Angus even) but I really just stopped listening to it..

I have to admit though, that I am a softy for a nice female vocalist more than the men... My roomate in college used to play a CD from some woman singer every night when it was lights out time... Put me to sleep like a baby, wish I could sleep that well now but now we have babies that don't sleep like babies so I get woken up a lot, lol..
Well then you need to get the new Sarah Maclaclen CD....I love her voice.
 
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