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Page 22 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, November 18-November 24, 2010 Outdoor Connection ...get out & enjoy nature! By Gary Miller By 2006 Ford Expedition 2006FdE diti Eddie Bauer •Leather Upholstery, •DVD System, •Tinted Glass • 2” Hitch 2002 Ford F150 •4 Dr. Extended Cab •Four Wheel Drive •Leather Upholstery •Tow Package 2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L •Leather Upholstery •Sunroof •Power Seats/PW/PL 2007 Volkswagen Passat 2.0T Wagon •Electric Rear Gate •Automatic Climate Control •Leather Upholstery •Anti-Theft System 704-730-8384 704-730-8384 www.kingdommotorsnc.com 910 Shelby Rd. 910 Shelby Rd. Kings Mountain, NC Kings Mountain, NC Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9-6 • Wed. 9-5 • Sat. 9-1 Bruce Camp’s KOSA The retirees of Kosa fished Lake Wylie last week. Tommy Wess and James Haynes, also known as the odd couple, got the win with 8.0. Mack Wyatt and Johnny Christianberry took second with 6.70, and they had big fish of the day with a 2.65. Finishing in third was John Black and Roger McNeilly. This week the retirees fish Lake Norman from 8am til 2pm. Ryan Newman Benefit Tournament Many local anglers are gearing up for the 5th annual Ryan Newman Foundation 5th Annual Bass Tournament on Lake Norman. The event will take off and weigh-in out of Blythe Landing in Cornelius NC. The event runs from 7am til 3 pm and is on December 11. For more info go to ryannewman.org. J & J Another event or should I say series of events that local anglers are gearing up for is the J & J Lake Norman Winter Trail. This event kicks off the weekend of December 4 & 5. Just a short reminder, this is a Saturday and a Sunday trail with dates of: Saturday-Dec. 4, 18, Jan. 1, 8, 15, 29. Sunday is: Dec. 5, 12, 26, Jan. 9, 23, Feb 6. The fishoff, which is a two day event, allowing anglers to fish either or both and take their best day, will be Feb 12 and 13. More info can be found at fishwithdj.com Club News The Cleveland County Bass Club will fish this weekend on Lake Wateree with one event remaining after that. The Bass Casters will fish Stumpy Pond on the 28th. I would expect very good results from both given the time of year. If anyone has any suggestions on stories or pictures of their catch or kill, you can e-mail me at plail5@carolina.rr.com. TITLE THE E-MAIL STORY OR PICTURE “FOR SHOPPER” OR I WILL ASSUME IT’S JUNK MAIL AND NOT OPEN IT. SHELBY SHOPPER & INFO SHELBY SHOPPER & INFO SPORTSMAN’S CORNER SPORTSMAN’S CORNER CAMPERS/RVs CAMPERS/RVs 1999 SIERRA 38 FT. Park Mod- el, like new, covered, enclosed, covered back deck with power, setting on concrete pad. Locat- ed at Bare Foot Landing, Lake James. $20,000. 828-247-4889. 99SIERRA 38 FT Park M 1993 WILDWOOD 30 FT. CAMPER, very good condition, $3250. 828-289-0226. Local FISHING FISHING REPOR REPORT I’ve recently been reminded of a tur- key hunt back in the spring. Yeah, I know it’s deer season and what I’m reminded of happens in deer season as well, but my turkey account is more prominent in my mind. There I was with Ed in a blind, trying not only to unload on a turkey, but get it on fi lm as well. We were waiting for the lull of mid morning to pass. Ed was fast asleep while I was writing my thoughts in my journal. I had a lot on my mind so I was wrapped up in transferring those thoughts to paper before I forgot them (it’s an age thing). All of a sudden I looked up and there he was; a big tom about 60 yards away. I jabbed Ed. He came to, hit record, and zoomed in, al- most in the same movement. I made a good shot and the rest is history; a two- bearded interruption that was my best turkey of the year. Yes it was an interruption. It inter- rupted a good nap and some worth- while notes. It interrupted good things and important things. It was unexpect- ed and untimely, but that’s the way the best things happen. If there’s one word that describes us today it is “busy.” While our technology was supposed to allow us to stream- line our lives, it only caused us to add more stuff into the time that was saved. As a result, the hard truth is we are too busy for anything that is not scheduled or planned. If you are a Christian, you are missing most of what God wants to bring into your life if you are living this way. He just doesn’t do most of His work according to your Day-Timer. CAMPERS/RVs CAMPERS/RVs 1983 PALMETTO CT Pop-up camper. Heat, gas hookup, good condition, $800. Call 828-245- 6564. MOTORCYCLES/ATVs MOTORCYCLES/ATVs 2009 HARLEY DAVIDSON Street Bob, 96 cubic inch six speed, Bub pipes, detach wind- shield, luggage rack, 475 miles, $12,000. 828-287-3843. 2009 VIP 50CC SCOOTER, very good condition, $475. 828-289- 0226. 2009 50CC DIRT BIKE. Like new condition, $425. 828-289-0226. ...get out & enjoy nature! THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS Outdoor Truths THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ oward Christ Most of us are thrown out of kil- ter if we receive a visit, email, or phone call that is not expected or within the parameters of when nothing is going on. But when is nothing going on? When are we not busy? When is a good time? The prob- lem is that we have misunderstood our purpose and our place. We have taken God’s rightful place as provider and thus assume that our purpose is found in inanimate objects instead of the people that God sends, sometimes unexpected, into our lives. We assume that if an unexpected phone call, email, or visit is without material and personal gain, it must be relegated to things of lesser importance. We have forgotten that God places people into our lives in order that we might minister to them with whatever God has given us. We have forgotten that God’s stuff is not our provision, but He is. We have for- gotten that we are here for people – all people – even the ones that bring us nothing in return. What about today asking God to for- give you of placing things before people and for asking Him to work within your parameters. Ask Him to forgive you of busyness that doesn’t bring about any eternal signifi cance. And ask Him to make you sensitive to those things this week that will enter your life unexpect- ed. Ask Him to help you to understand that interruptions are why you’re here. The rest is just stuff. www outdoortruths.or MOTORCYCLES/ATVs 1999 HONDA VALKYRIE, bags, windshield, sissy-bar, six-pack exhaust, 17,500 miles, awesome bike, like new, rare find. 828- 287-3843. 2010 HONDA 1300 Custom Interstate. Blue with less than 4,000 miles. OEM windshield & bags. Backrest and fog lights added. Always garaged. List $11,700 plus extras. Must sell $9500. Hendersonville area. Call Tom 828-808-8410. 2007 YAMAHA YZ 85 DIRT BIKE Good condition. 704-297- 0324. www..outdoortruths.org MOTORCYCLES/ATVs MOTORCYCLES/ATVs 2004 HONDA SHADOW 600. $3000. 7,000 miles in good cond. 828-245-7058. HONDA 250 RECON 4-Wheel- er. 2WD, low hours, garage kept, excellent condition, $3000. 828- 245-2818. 2009 SUZUKI B-KING, two tone paint, fast bike, flawless with only 1800 miles, adult ridden, $7500 firm. 828-287-3843. 2005 KAWASAKI DRIFTER: Rare bike, 6400 miles, custom paint, custom leather, this bike is flawless, $8500. 828-287-3843. David Carroll caught this nice Kitty on a recent outing to Santee. He was fi shing with Gene and Bill Latham, Wayne Loveless and Captain Scott Cole of Shelby. –Photo Furnished AUTO PARTS OF SHELB BEC BECOMING A BETTER UPLAND HUNTER Want to become a better upland game hunter? My suggestion is to first of all be sure that your shotgun fits and then pattern that gun properly. Consider using a smaller gauge and lighter loads to reduce recoil. Reload your own shot shells for economy and versatility. I would also suggest setting Layaway Now For Christmas! Honda Motorcycles of Shelby Hwy. 74 E. Bypass, Shelby NC 28152 honda.com TRX90X IS RECOMMENDED ONLY FOR RIDERS 12 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER; RIDERS YOUNGER THAN 16 OF AGE MUST BE SUPERVISED BY AN ADULT. BE A RESPONSIBLE RIDER. ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET, EYE PROTECTION AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, AND PLEASE RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT. OBEY THE LAW AND READ YOUR OWNER’S MANUAL THOROUGHLY. *1.99% Fixed APR financing available for customers who qualify for super preferred credit tier for up to 36 months through Honda Financial Services. Payment example: 36 monthly payments of $28.64 for each $1000 financed. Offer good on all new and unregistered sport ATV models. Not all buyers may qualify. Higher rates apply for buyers with lower credit ratings. 90-day deferred payment and 60-day deferred interest option available. **$300 Bonus Bucks valid on 2009 TRX90X models. Bonus Bucks redeemable only for purchase at dealer on purchase date. No cash value. Non-transferable. Redemption value is not to exceed $300. Offers end 12/31/10. Check with participating Honda Deal- ers for complete details. TRX® is a trademark of Honda Motor Co., Ltd. ©2010 American Honda Motor Co. Inc. (10/10) 10-0865 www.hondamotorcyclesofshelby.com SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS 704-487-7261 up a practice course using hand- thrown targets that simulate field situations. When walking in the field or shooting clay targets, always be ready to shoot. Consider an open bored choke, since most upland game birds are shot within 25 yards. Practice instinctive shooting and as you become a better wing shot you’ll know when to rely on your instincts. 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