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Posted by red rocket on 06-23-2014 03:10 AM:

Thanks guys. He had his hands full with rocky but tried real hard. We entered him in the bench show, treeing contest,and water race. Didn't win but had a ball.

Posted by mike shannon on 06-23-2014 01:53 PM:

You won by your son having a good time...

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Posted by mike shannon on 06-23-2014 05:51 PM:

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Congrats to Caleb Clark, 5 years old and WON the Iowa State Youth Championship!!!! He is the grandson of Mike Clark of Wisconsin. Echo is off of Cain, Mike is planning on breeding her to Hangover...

Posted by fightin joe on 06-23-2014 06:27 PM:

Mike you want to hunt one night this week.

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Posted by mike shannon on 06-23-2014 07:47 PM:

Tonight then Thursday

Posted by chuck west on 06-24-2014 01:07 AM:

I am back and almost to full strength ,,meaner and just as ornery as I ever was .

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Posted by mike shannon on 06-24-2014 02:21 AM:

Glad to hear Chuck... Keep on keepin on...

Posted by mike shannon on 06-25-2014 12:33 AM:

Jeff and I hitting the woods tonight...

Posted by mike shannon on 06-25-2014 08:04 PM:

Headed to VA hospital this evening, be back ready to go tomorrow...

Posted by chuck west on 06-26-2014 03:26 PM:

The word of the day is Cow ,,,, C . O . W . EI<EI< EIO. BUZZ ,,Dag nabit ,,,lol

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Posted by mike shannon on 06-26-2014 11:45 PM:

Lol Chuck you got a lot of free time on your hands...

Posted by chuck west on 06-27-2014 12:30 AM:

Yeah Sarge you are right,, I was watching a show on tv today about the MoMo down at Louisiana Mo . And the Shadow monsters at Marysville Mo. Too many monsters in Mo for me ,I'll not be back ,lol.

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Posted by mike shannon on 06-27-2014 12:41 AM:

Louisiana, Mo. Is about 30 minutes from here!!! They had a song called MoMo the Missouri Monster too...

Posted by mike shannon on 06-27-2014 06:57 PM:

Hunt and show tomorrow in palmyra, mo. Go Mac!!!

Posted by chuck west on 06-27-2014 09:12 PM:

There will be a MoMo there ,watch out !!

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Posted by nitehunter2004 on 06-27-2014 09:36 PM:

Hay can I hang out over here if I bring the he butter popcorn??

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Posted by chuck west on 06-27-2014 10:54 PM:

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Hay can I hang out over here if I bring the he butter popcorn??

Sure thing Buddy . By the way ,I need to congratulate your daughter !

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Posted by mike shannon on 06-28-2014 01:04 AM:

Now I'm scared.

Posted by mike shannon on 06-28-2014 02:35 PM:

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Hay can I hang out over here if I bring the he butter popcorn??

Come on Tim...

Posted by nitehunter2004 on 06-28-2014 05:18 PM:

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Come on Tim...

Thanks IV eat so much pop corn my belly hurts but it could be from laughing so hard...

Posted by mike shannon on 06-28-2014 06:55 PM:

Lol I tell you these monsters are everywhere... I sleep with my lights on now.

Posted by mike shannon on 06-29-2014 08:11 PM:

For our June 28th Show and Hunt results go to UKC Coonhound page and look under Marion County Coonhunters Assoc. Palmyra, Mo.

Posted by chuck west on 06-29-2014 10:26 PM:

When you get some free time call me ,got something funny to let you in on ,lol

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Posted by mike shannon on 06-30-2014 03:27 AM:

Has to be true, there's witnesses!!!

_______ Show-Me State's Weird Corner

_______ Northeastern Missouri has had its share of mysteries. "Momo," as the monster of July and August 1972 was called, is only the most famous. Along River Road, which stretches north from Highway 54 along the Mississippi River and past the mouth of the Salt River, there is a longstanding tradition about a phantom man who walks across the road and vanishes. In the 1940s, travellers and residents repeatedly heard what sounded like a woman's screams emanating from the general vicinity of an abandoned lime kiln. The screams always came around midnight; they were never explained.

_______ In addition to recurring reports of fireballs or spook lights, there have been a number of mysterious deaths in the area. The strangest of all occurred during the winter of 1954, when a man and a woman were found dead in a car along the roadside. The woman sat on the passenger side and seemed to be asleep. The man lay crouched under the steering wheel completely nude, his clothing piled neatly 20 feet behind the car. The coroner listed the deaths as caused by "asphyxiation" even though the window on the driver's side was open all the way-this in ten-degree-below-zero weather.

_______ Stinky, Gurgling Freak

_______ Joan Mills and Mary Ryan were not on River Road that day in July 1971, but they were not far from it. Highway 79 is a backwoods road which runs north of Louisiana, Missouri, a place that would achieve a measure of immortality in Fortean annals a year later. Mills and Ryan had taken the highway on their way back to St. Louis because they were looking for a picturesque spot for a picnic. When they found a promising spot, they turned off on a dirt road, put out a blanket, and brought out the food. "We were eating lunch," Miss Ryan recalled, "when we both wrinkled up our noses at the same time. I never smelled anything as bad in my life."

_______ Her friend suggested they were smelling a whole family of skunks. Suddenly her jaw dropped and she pointed toward a brushy thicket behind her companion.

_______ "I turned around and this thing was standing there in the thicket," Miss Mills said. "The weeds were pretty high and I just saw the top part of this creature. It was staring down at us."

_______ Miss Ryan added, "It was half-ape and half-man. I've been reading up on the abominable snowman since then, and from stories and articles, you get the idea that these things are more like gorillas. This thing was not like that at all. It had hair over the body as if it was an ape. Yet, the face was definitely human. It was more like a hairy human.

_______ "Then it made a little gurgling sound like someone trying to whistle underwater," according to Miss Mills.

_______ The hairy creature stepped out of the brush and proceeded to walk toward the young women, who dashed for their Volkswagen and locked the doors. The beast, continuing to gurgle, caressed the hood of the car and then, in a clear demonstration of intelligent behavior, tried to open the doors.

_______ "It walked upright on two feet and its arms dangled way down," Miss Ryan stated. "The arms were partially covered with hair, but the hands and the palms were hairless. We had plenty of time to see this."

_______ The women were terrified-all the more so because Miss Mills had left her car keys in her purse, which she had abandoned outside in the flight to the safety of the automobile. "Finally," said Miss Mills, "my arm hit the horn ring and the thing jumped straight in the air and moved back." She kept on beeping the horn.

_______ "It stayed at a safe distance, then seemed to realize that the noise was not dangerous," Mary Ryan said. "It stopped where we had been eating, picked up my peanut butter sandwich, smelled it, then devoured it in one gulp. It started to pick up Joan's purse, dropped it, and then disappeared back into the woods."

_______ Joan Mills ran out of the car to retrieve her purse and returned to roar on down the highway at 90 miles an hour. Once back in St. Louis, the two women submitted a report to the Missouri State Patrol.

_______ "We'd have difficulty proving that the experience occurred," Miss Mills wrote, "but all you have to do is go into those hills to realize that an army of those things could live there undetected."

_______ This was a dramatic enough introduction to the events scheduled to erupt exactly one year later. Joan Mills and Mary Ryan were due to have their story confirmed in startling fashion.

_______ Hairy Dogsnatcher

_______ The "Momo" ("Missouri monster") scare began on Tuesday, July 11, 1972, at 3:30 p.m. on the outskirts of the city of Louisiana (pop. 4,600). Terry Harrison (age eight) and his brother Wally (age five) were playing in their yard, which sits at the foot of Marzolf Hill. The two boys had gone off by some old rabbit pens in the woods next to the Harrison property. Suddenly, their older sister Doris, who was inside, heard them scream and looked out the bathroom window.

_______ She saw something standing by a tree: "Six or seven feet tall, black and hairy. It stood like a man but it didn't look like one to me."

_______ The thing was flecked with blood, probably from the dead dog it carried under its arm. Its face could not be seen under the mass of hair covering it, and it seemed to be without a neck.

_______ The Harrisons' dog got very sick shortly after the incident. Its eyes grew red and it vomited for hours afterwards, finally recovering after a meal of bread and milk.

_______ That same afternoon Mrs. Clarence Lee, who lives half a block away, heard animal sounds: growling and "carrying on something terrible." Not long afterwards she talked with a farmer whose dog, a recent gift, had disappeared. He wondered if the "monster" had taken it.

_______ On July 14, Edgar Harrison -- Terry and Doris' father and a deacon in the Pentecostal Church -- conducted the regular Friday evening prayer meeting at his house. Around 8:30, the meeting began to break up. As Harrison and a dozen or so members of his congregation lingered, talking, they sighted two "fireballs" soaring from over Marzolf Hill and descending into the trees behind an abandoned school across the street. The objects appeared at five-minute intervals. The first was white and the second green.

_______ About 9:15, Harrison heard ringing noises such as might be caused by the throwing of stones onto the metal water reservoir which stands at the top of the hill. The reservoir, which holds a million and a half gallons of water, is in an area where neighborhood children often play. After one especially loud ring, Harrison reported, "I heard something that sounded like a loud growl. It got louder and louder and kept coming closer. At that time my family came running from the house. They began urging me to drive off.

_______ "I wanted to wait and see what it was that was making this noise. My family insisted that I drive away, and so I drove down Allen Street across the Town Branch.

_______ "I stopped the car and my wife and family told the congregation, 'Here it comes!' And those forty people turned and ran down the street."

_______ Police officers Jerry Floyd and John Whitaker went to the Harrison home. They searched the residence but found nothing.

_______ Late that evening, Harrison, along with several others, explored Marzolf Hill and came to an old building from which a pungent, unpleasant odor was emanating. Harrison subsequently described it as "a moldy, horse smell or a strong garbage smell." This was not to be the only time he encountered the odor -- in the days ahead he would find it whenever he approached an area from which the strange noises seemed to be coming.

_______ Around five o'clock the following morning, Pat Howard of Louisiana saw "a dark object" walking like a man cross the road near the hill.

_______ On the 19th, Police Chief Shelby Ward led a search through Marzolf Hill, accompanied by Harrison, State Conservation officer Gus Artus, and 17 others. Nothing was uncovered.

_______ But the next day Richard Crowe (a reporter for Chicago's Irish Times and for FATE Magazine) and Loren Smith went up the hill with Harrison for another look. Near the tree where Doris had seen the monster, Crowe wrote, "There was a circular spot in the brush where leaves and twigs had been stripped from the branches." Further along Crowe found evidence that someone or something had been digging in an old garbage dump, and not far away Harrison showed him two disintered dog graves with the bones scattered about.

_______ Higher up the hill they came upon two tracks some distance from each other. The first, over ten inches long and five inches wide, appeared to be a footprint; the other, five inches long and curved, was evidently the print of a hand. The prints had been made in hard soil (there had been no rain for ten days), and Crowe estimated that it would take a minimum of 200 pounds of pressure to create such impressions.

_______ Harrison led Crowe to an abandoned shack which Harrison thought might serve as a resting place for the monster. While they were there, Harrison's dog Chubby suddenly ran away; "then," Crowe wrote, "we smelled an overwhelming stench that could only be described as resembling rotten flesh or foul, stagnant water."

_______ "That's him, boys!" Harrison exclaimed. "He's around here somewhere." They shone their flashlights through the surrounding trees but saw nothing. In the distance they could hear dogs barking furiously. (While the monster was about, dogs would refuse to go up the hill, but would run up and down the street in agitated fashion.) Within five minutes the odor had subsided.

_______ Harrison, Smith and Crowe smelled it twice more before the night was over. On Friday, July 21, Ellis Minor, who lives along River Road, was sitting home alone around 10:00 or 10:30 p.m. when he heard his bird dog start to growl. At first, Minor thought the stimulus was another dog passing through the yard, but when the dog growled again, Minor snapped on his powerful flashlight and stepped outside-where he saw a six-foot-tall creature with long black hair standing erect. As soon as the light hit it, the thing turned around and dashed across the road, past the railroad tracks and into the woods…

Posted by chuck west on 06-30-2014 04:25 AM:

That's him ,that's him ,,,,MOMO , if I would see him out coonhunting it would be bang ,bang,ZIP >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ,,,lol

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