name jeff pike year i was born 1983........jeffpike83

Well bigt = 6ft5inches tall and according to the time of year bodyweight ranges from 285 to 300 lbs.

Mine is just my first name

My call sign when I flew jets in the Air Force a hundred years ago...

I flew to Idaho back in 1995 to hunt elk with my father right after he retired from the military. Loved it ever since.

First name initial...last name...birth year. When I was in college we always used first initial.last name for our loggins in school. Just kinda stuck.

Cuz-Pat

I work with a guy at my job that is a distant cousin to me. He & I call each other "Cuz". Pat is the first 3 letters of my last name, Patton. Lots of folks at work call me Cuz or Cuz-Pat so it just sorta kinda became my username back in 2001.

Leroy is my cajun nick name and my best friend after every hunt would ask me if I saw any bucks.

Name of my company

Pass the Buck has a Norman Shield as his avatar. That was the symbol of my fraternity in college-Sigma Chi. Just a hint to see if we are brothers????

I teach Technology Education and Reading for my career, so the name just stuck. Teacher1

I have no idea, I'm only 6'ft and 190lbs so I'm not that big. I think some of the guys started calling me that when I was stationed in Korea.

My 2 favorite things to hear in the woods on a good cold morning. Click-Boom

My friends started calling me the grim reaper after a very successful dove and deer season a few years ago and I have no hesitations about shooting does. And I don't have any hair.

Last name Strayer. 1980's band The Straycat's with Straycat Strut. I've been Straycat to my friends since 1984 and to all you goobers since 2005

I've been called BD (my initials) forever and I like the Tide, hence Tiderbd.

I have no idea...

I've always wondered about yours. Can't figure it out.

There's a verse in an old song named "Oh My Darling Clementine" that goes:



It was back in the '70s when CB radios were the fun way to communicate instead of cell phones and I-pads, and everybody had to have a CB radio "handle".

I worked in the mines, and I was born in '49... so 49er seemed like as good a handle as any to me. I held FCC Citizen's Band License KQF1223. I had my CB radio in my brand new 1974 4X4 International Scout II, and I had the world by the tail. I had free permits to hunt thousands of acres, I had a truck that would get me there and back, and I kept up with where the dog hunters were on my CB radio so I could stay out of their way and go places where they didn't hunt.

Now I'm old and contankerous because I pay lots of money to hunt a very small part of those thousands of acres I used to hunt for free, and I have a "ham" radio in my truck as I drive by hills and hollows I'll never be allowed to set foot on again. I hold FCC Amateur Radio License KD4PQS. I can drive my wife's Buick down the gas well roads where I used to need my Scout to get me in and out of the woods, or rather, where the woods used to be. Between strip mining, gas wells and clear-cutting there ain't much left of those woods anymore. We use our real names on "ham" radio, so I don't need a handle to use it. I figured I might as well use it on aldeer.com for old time's sake.

Had a friend ask ever time we went hunting are you shooting and I would tell him no I'm jeff . So I just started going by RU - SHU -TN

Tr is the first 2 letters in my first name and ox is the last 2 in my last name.I was 28 when I registered.Trox28.I dont have a fancy nickname like some of you.Although I do get called dumbass quite often.