I've got to say, Eric and Newt and Don Powell ,Ron Jones,are our local contributors that we all know and hear from , but I'm sure there are some others .But everyone of these guys love and will help anyone one of us, so theses guys are our celebrities.

Amen

Tom Miranda is one that comes to mind.

Spent the afternoon with some folks from here. 5 adults and 5 young adults maybe 12-18 or so. A good 4-5 hours and no one was staring at a phone the whole time...I thought I went back in time compared to what I see around town...

I like that thought, should be no reason we can't come together and swap stories and ideas if they don't want you to know there doing well financially I can't blame them..... but if they are let me hold $10

"We'll leave the lights on for ya"

3 pages and no one has mentioned 160user. The man is a living legend.

I have to put insurance on one of my other trucks during hunting season so nobody knows it’s me hunting there.

Apparently having a taxidermy decal on my truck means I know where the big bucks are and people follow me around. Complete BS!!

And Trapper Les.

I saw Tom Miranda on a couple of outdoor shows. Seems very knowledgable.
Patrice's dinner pics smack Martha Stewart back to the slammer.
Sharon is a way better artist than that white guy with a huge afroe!
Gulo, now there is a knowledgeable biologist. Love his Friday Photo's. Marlin Perkins couldn't carry Gulo's trap basket. (Now to find Gulo's Jim???)
Jurassic Park has a hair cut like Freddie Mercury.
But, like Boco mentioned earlier, Coonman220 was the most famous of all.
I believe Tman has quite a few infamous characters on here!

Trapper Les is not famous for anything but poor hygiene. Have you seen his kitchen, coffee mug? It's a wonder that ole boy is still kickin!

I was reading through and he came to my mind as well.

Mark Knopfler must come on here once in a while.
He wrote and recorded a song-The Trapper Man.

Good song-check it out.

I've been in a movie, and paintings of me are in some rich folks' homes. I don't consider myself 'famous' at all.

Most FAMOUS people lack humility, and I find little use for the "I be better than thee" crowd.

Now 'infamy' fits me a lot better. What you see is what you get.

I can be a real stinker if the occasion calls for it, but I thrive on helping folks that need a helping hand or a problem solved.

Humility and benevolence are great virtues, that don't show up often enough these days.



Charlie

You have to be humble to learn.

Very true, Robert.

Not only, do I not have all the answers, I haven't thought up all the questions.


Charlie

Caribou is THE STAR of LBZ a very popular TV show. He is also a really good berry picker. I have not seen Marty Mourioto on here in a while

Stan Zuray used to post here too he was on one of those type shows as well.

I can think of one ..... Elmer Fudd. On here he goes by the name of Boco