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[Canoenotkayak]

I was prompted to introduce myself, so I will.

I am a retired law enforcement officer, in Texas. I retired from my primary career, worked at some lesser, related jobs for a few years. Now retired. Could now be called a subsistent farmer I suppose. Wife is retiring at the end of this month. Saw a thread with something in it that I felt the need to respond to, so I did. Then got an invitation to introduce myself...so here I am.

 

[Ronstar]

Welcome!! Feel free to browse and ask questions / offer comments, etc.

And thank you for your service.

And as a kayaker myself, why the canoenotkayak screen name?

 

[2017ish]

Welcome! We have found that with both of us retired, the possibilities are endless!

 

[Texas Proud]

Welcome to the forum... there are many discussion going on... and some have strong feelings both ways...(well in truth, some have many ways)



The moderators do a great job in handling things when it gets heated...

 

[FLSUnFIRE]

Hi I'm PaddleboardnotCanoe (actually like all paddlecraft but SUP is my favorite here in FL).

 

[Stormy Kromer]

Welcome.

I live on my farm in MN and pretty much live off my garden and game I harvest. Love keeping it real.

I noticed your screen name and had the same question as Ronstar. Living in MN I have several boats, canoes and kayaks. I use and like them all.

I am going hunting in the Texas hill country next April. I hope to bring back some pork and those wonderful Texas onions.

 

[Closet_Gamer]

Welcome to the forum. Loads of insight and good discussion available here.

Enjoy.

 

[old medic]

Welcome!! Feel free to browse and ask questions / offer comments, etc.
And thank you for your service.
And as a kayaker myself, why the canoenotkayak screen name?

As others have said, Welcome and Thank You. Tons of great info in here.
Like the name, you can carry more Beer in a Canoe than a Kayak...

Wouldn't it be fun to get a river trip together with us retired folks.

 

[Car-Guy]

Welcome... I was a reserve officer myself for a "short time" many years ago. Congratulations on your retirement from Law Enforcement.

 

[pacergal]

Welcome to the forum.
My DH worked on the juvenile side of law enforcement.
He was never so happy as the day he retired!

 

[gravy train]

Retired law enforcement here too. Retired after 20 years with one department then moved and worked for Sheriff’s office and got second pension. Have enjoyed retirement now for 2 years. Waiting another years before social security at age 70. Hopefully.
Welcome canoe!

 

[Stormy Kromer]

I'm retired fire dept. I can't thank you law enforcement enough for your what you do.

Retirement? Lets all help each other and have fun.