Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

I want You to Select the Topic(s)!
I have thought of a unique idea. It isn’t easy to think up a story that would be interesting to many Fishing Forum/Stages readers. And especially since I have posted more than 1,000 already.

The most difficult portion (at least for me) is the topic! If I have a topic, I can usually write a couple of pages! However, coming up with topics isn’t easy.

I do not know what you will find most interesting as a story topic.
Here is the deal. I am posting twenty, or so, topics and I would Like for you, the readers, to choose, or prioritize them in descending rank. You don’t have to do all if you don’t want to, but take a stab at this, which will make it much easier for me to craft stories most interesting.
You cannot kid me; I know that not all my stories are equally interesting.
STORY TOPICS

1. A black boy tells his adopted father he knows all about horses but confesses he doesn’t when he sees them!
2. Ice Cream you cannot eat!
3. The future value of a product.
4. World War II Gorilla fighters parachuting in over enemy territory.
5. A Grizzly Bear learning to fish with Rod and Reel.
6. Wives are seldom beaten when fishing or hunting!
7. Snake stories in the Newspapers.
8. Chicago Newspaper dipped in blood!
9. Effect of telling about our Aggie car wreck!
10. Indian lookout points in our area.
11.Falling out of a pear tree.
12.One butane bottle found after hurricane.
13.My first tarpon.
14. Two Indian skulls.
15. Why do I have to decide on each topic?
16. Retelling aftereffects of our Aggie car wreck.
17. I got Ray promoted to District Manager.
18. Wealth and Smarts!
19. Interview with President Noriega after his capture.
20. Hunting hares in Wyoming.
21. The magic and safety of a Bois D Arc door.

You can choose as many as you like. Be sure to rank them. I won’t care if you select all 20, but be sure to put them in the order you want me to write about them. I will be the sole judge of the selection of all topics. Don’t be impatient if your choice is not immediately selected. I will get around to all, eventually. Just Sayin…RJS

Dan Singletary Loc: Keller, TX

1. Grizzly Bear
2. Tarpon
3. Ray Promotion
4. Wealth
5. WWII story

Thanks

Wv mike Loc: Parkersburg area. Wv

Two Indian skulls
Wives are seldom beaten
A grizzly bear
Hunting hairs

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Thanks! I will start on writing these and keep them for a while as others post their selections. You have made some interesting selections, and I will eventually post them. Just Sayin...RJS

seesalt Loc: Pisgah Forest, NC

Two Indian boys
Black boys
Grizzly Bears
Women not getting beaten

seesalt Loc: Pisgah Forest, NC

Sorry, two Indian skulls....was getting ahead of myself

Jer Loc: N. Illinois 🇺🇸

My first shotgun.

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Hello Jer: I have never bought a shotgun for myself. I have always used Dad's Winchester model 12, 12 Gauge. It is now here in a closet, and I am too infirm to hunt any more.

I am going to give it away to either one of my children or grandchildren. Same thing for two remaining Sig Suer pistols. I have already disposed of several, and also have to give away two pair of cowboy boots, one pair is Luchese the other is Crocodile. First I have to find a person these will fit. My size is 11. Just Sayin...RJS

Jer Loc: N. Illinois 🇺🇸

Maybe the first time you shot your father’s shotgun. I just thought you would really entertain us with a “first time “ experience.

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

1. Interview with Norieaga
2. First Tarpon
3. Dipped in blood
4. Snake Stories
5. Two skulls
My picks, but any and all I'll read 'um.

Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

20,16, 14,9,

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Yes, I did fire other shotguns before using Dad's Winchester. I believe it was Uncle Doug's double barrel 12 gauge. It was difficult for me to shoot because even though I had never shot dad's Winchster, I found a double barrel to be difficult to aim. I shot at several quail, but don't remember that I ever hit even one! Just Sayin...RJS

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

Well RJ, at least you're man enough to admit it. Never heard too much of that at the game club.....

bknecht Loc: Northeast pa

I’ll not forget the first time son Gregg shot my buddy Willard’s 12 gauge. He was about 6 and hunting with us and asked Willard “can I shoot your shotgun.” I was a bit hesitant because he had never shot anything over a . 22mag at that point. We obliged and was surprised when he wanted a second go at it.

kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ

10. Indian lookout points and 21. Magic and Safety of doors sound interesting!