Seems fitting that people should perhaps share some favorite Savell stories. Gone too soon Compadre....we miss ya!

Prayers sent

I liked his Love for trail cameras and unobstucted need to grow pumpkins and build "play pens for deer to bed in.

A picture is worth a thousand words. Here's a homage to my cousin Savell.

When I remember Savell.... the one thing that always comes to mind is his love of the spandex-wearing "male" bicyclists in his state. He was so enamored with them that the post about it went on for many, many pages and was one of the best posts in Tman history. I can not believe that it never ended up in the archives.

RIP buddy. The Kidd guy will always just be a shallow, insufficient shadow of the man we all knew and loved...........

[quote=KeithC]A picture is worth a thousand words. Here's a homage to my cousin Savell.




Which one is Savell ?

The one in the middle I think.........

Savell is not gone.

He's just busy planting food plots and putting out trail cameras. He's already named 3 or 4 potential shooter bucks...what I hear.

yes he will be missed ! ..... however there are really cool texans on this site still...just to name a couple you got leftlane....coldspringskid..ect

I agree Swamp...Savell is always going to be here in our hearts and minds. May the dirt be easy digging on that celestial wildcat line Compadre.

wow

RIP you ole' kerosene taster

And some dried possum tails he used to whip some mex-tex half Ethiopian back across the border

Savell, is the ornery one on the left. Donovan Wolfdog Builder of Many Things is in the middle and Carl Peel Those Beavers Fruit Farmer on the right.

I mistakenly posted two pictures of the ColdspringKidd. You can easily tell him from Savell because he wears Clark Kent like glasses. Savell doesn't.

Keith

Oh, I almost forgot.......he did say a while back that he was gonna load up the family and take them to vist the Union/Yankee army museum somewhere in a northern state.

Sounds as though you are referring to that big dirt hole in the sky

Didn’t know him well.

Found many a reply of his pretty funny. Seemed to recall that he married way up above his weight class and appeared to swing a Junior’s Lady Driver from a golfing pic I seen’t once. May have been the angle of the club in the picture, but I ain’t convinced.

I will always remember his service as a deputy moderator. He was firm, but fair.

I hope the Lonestar flows in cricks up in heaven, and I hope the wildcats are well spotted.

May the spirit of that Johnny Reb "Carry On".

Cheers to Savell.

Jim

It warmed my heart when he was discussing how he adopted a Haitian Child and planned on raising them like his own.