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john4me05
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Hello from a noob in VA

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Hey yall.. Just got this link from a guy on Handloads.com... I am getting a new Marlin in 35 Rem in a few days (owned 1 before and kicked myself everyday for selling it)... Anyhoo just introducin myself... Hope to learn alot from the knowledge here
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Welcome! Oh, yeah, there's some experience here... :wink:
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Welcome John, what part of Va. are you in?

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Welcome! Those 35's are addictive indeed.
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Hey yall.. Just got this link from a guy on Handloads.com... I am getting a new Marlin in 35 Rem in a few days (owned 1 before and kicked myself everyday for selling it)... Anyhoo just introducin myself... Hope to learn alot from the knowledge here
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Welcome to the fire grab a cup of coffee and enjoy :D
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Welcome to the forum!!!! We are glad that you are here!! I just picked up a mint Marlin 336RC in .35 Remington. Had one years ago and regret selling it. But now I am happy and pleased to have one!! Art
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Welcome! One of my best buddies has killed a train car full of deer, hogs, and coyotes with a Marlin 35.
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Hey fellas.. Thanks for the warm reception... I am in Alleghany county VA.. Its on the west central side of the state right near the WV border
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john4me05 wrote:Hey fellas.. Thanks for the warm reception... I am in Alleghany county VA.. Its on the west central side of the state right near the WV border
Not to far from the "Homestead" I take it :!:

I live over the mountain in Orange County :wink:
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And I'm just up the road a bit in Staunton.
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WELCOME! :D
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I used to live over in Pocahontas Co. West Virginia, parents still do, even did alot of hunting around lake Moomaw.
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HOWDY! ........AND WELCOME!
POST SOME PICS OF THAT 35 WHEN YOU GET IT!
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Welcome. I'm a transplanted Yankee now living in New Kent County on the Chickahominy River. Sure beats Massachusetts...
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Roanoke, but born in Clifton Forge, and raised in Covington. Welcome. moodyholler
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Welcome to the fire! Pull up a stump and sit a spell - you'll like it here! :D
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6pt-sika wrote:
john4me05 wrote:Hey fellas.. Thanks for the warm reception... I am in Alleghany county VA.. Its on the west central side of the state right near the WV border
Not to far from the "Homestead" I take it :!:

I live over the mountain in Orange County :wink:
Yep.. The Hstead is about 20 miles up RT 220 from me.. I come up to Cville every Laborday for a softball tourney and got a couple friend that live there (1 jsut moved out to FLuvanna though)
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shawn_c992001 wrote:I used to live over in Pocahontas Co. West Virginia, parents still do, even did alot of hunting around lake Moomaw.
Shawn.. My wife is from Pocahontas county.. Her family lived at the base of Watoga on Beaver Creek... I know a few people from up that way
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moodyholler wrote:Roanoke, but born in Clifton Forge, and raised in Covington. Welcome. moodyholler
Man this is a small world after all.. Many people from all over the places i go and a guy who grew up near where my wife grew up...
How long have you been gone from Cov/Clifton
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Appreciate it yall.. Although ill take a camp chair.... Them stumps are hard on the backside after a bit and i plan on hanging around for a good little while :D
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Welcome! There are some super guys here!

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Welcome to the forum. :)
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john4me05 wrote:
shawn_c992001 wrote:I used to live over in Pocahontas Co. West Virginia, parents still do, even did alot of hunting around lake Moomaw.
Shawn.. My wife is from Pocahontas county.. Her family lived at the base of Watoga on Beaver Creek... I know a few people from up that way
We lived in Huntersville for a year while Dad was stationed in Marlinton. If your wife is familiar with the town, this was 1961 and we lived in the antebellum house that is now derelict. Well, it looked abandoned to me. The two-room school house was at the back of the property. I guess that wrecking yard or whatever it is owns that property now. :(
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Hobie is that right near the long straight stretch.. There was/is a motorcycle shop right there called Amo's.... She thinks thats where it is.. We knew Amo really well... Went there quite often...
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Yeah, the motorcycle shop was in Huntersville. Unfortunately Amos passed away about two years or so ago, gone but not forgotten. I believe his daughter's husband is going to open it back up.

I moved there around 1990 on RT. 92 in a little bottom called "Wildcat Run". I graduated from Pocahontas Co. High in 1999, GO WARRIORS! I do know quite a few Burr's and Underwood's from up in Beaver Creek.
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Yeah sucked about Amo... Brook has opened the shop back up.. My wifes Gma was Dolly Underwood... My wife was a Pyles... I knew Amo real well... Spent many a night up at his house on Browns mountain.. He was a really cool guy if you didnt make him mad :D
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Yeah it is on the straight stretch from the new stop and go to the old one now painted lime green. The Post Office used to be right straight across from the gate on the road to the old house and you could look across an empty field to the church and see the jail from the house. The lime green place was unpainted and the only store in town. I attended the two-room school for one year.
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I went to school with a few Pyles Joey, Elaina, and another girl who was a few years behind me the other two were older.
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Shaun Joey is my brother-in-law and the girl who was behind you is my wife... Elaina is Tom and Lotties daughter and my wifes cousin.... Small world :D
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Tina wants to know what your last name is
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My last name is Coleman.
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John, I left Covington in 73 and moved to Alderson in Greenbrier County and graduated from Greenbrier East High School in 1983. I moved to Roanoke that year and been here ever since. I used to hunt ground hogs up in Stoney Bottom above Cass and hung around Marlington some back in the 80's. Beautiful country. I now have a small farm below Alderson and am thinking of moving there and buildong a new house soon. Need to have a small levergun shoot up your way and I will plan to attend. Later, moodyholler AKA James Parker
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Ruin, by goly Va
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I was born in Staunton, VA and lived in Highland County VA for 35 years. Just up the road. Small world! :) Forgot-Hello all; been reading this site for couple years guess I never posted?
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shawn_c992001 wrote:My last name is Coleman.
She remembers you...
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Piney wrote:I was born in Staunton, VA and lived in Highland County VA for 35 years. Just up the road. Small world! :) Forgot-Hello all; been reading this site for couple years guess I never posted?
Yep very small.. Highland is pretty close... WOW...... WOuldnt have imagined all these people from around my stompin grounds....
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Hey the Applachian Mountains are perfect and prime levergun territory!!!
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Post by Scott64A »

Welcome aboard, John.

I'm not from VA, or even WV, but I do love coming to this forum.
It's like family here, maybe more so for you all with the connections and all!

You'll never need another site to do your homework with that .35.
That's a great gun you got there, my uncle Bob alawys carries his and it shoots a dream.
Really slugs those deer.
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Post by john4me05 »

Again thanks for the welcome fellas.. I appreciate it...
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