Hunting???
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From: south louisiana
I hunt deer, squirrels, ducks.....when we still had them lol, turkey, and doves.
I want to respect other peoples opinions when I say this, BUT last year our state government wanted us to vote on if hunting should still be legal, I cant believe that its come down to this, Louisiana has been a "Hunters Paradise" for many many years now, ITS EVEN OUR STATE SLOGAN and I just couldnt belive the turnout on this vote, ITS still legal and didnt pass but IT WAS SPLIT 60 for and 40 against. IMO i cant believe whats happening to this country, to me a kid that has something to learn from like hunting or fishing sure beats playing video games or playing in the streets.
I want to respect other peoples opinions when I say this, BUT last year our state government wanted us to vote on if hunting should still be legal, I cant believe that its come down to this, Louisiana has been a "Hunters Paradise" for many many years now, ITS EVEN OUR STATE SLOGAN and I just couldnt belive the turnout on this vote, ITS still legal and didnt pass but IT WAS SPLIT 60 for and 40 against. IMO i cant believe whats happening to this country, to me a kid that has something to learn from like hunting or fishing sure beats playing video games or playing in the streets.
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From: Western Pa
I love bird hunting...pheasants especially, and grouse, and i'm starting to get into duck and goose a little.
I don't deer hunt much because I don't have much patience. I do, however, enjoy a good drive in sub-zero weather.
I don't deer hunt much because I don't have much patience. I do, however, enjoy a good drive in sub-zero weather.
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From: Southern MD
I love to hunt pheasants, geese, ducks and wild boar.
I'm originally from Tennessee.
It is my intent to take my youngest son on a hunt for buffalo/bison in the next few years, before my knees get too bad.
I'm originally from Tennessee.
It is my intent to take my youngest son on a hunt for buffalo/bison in the next few years, before my knees get too bad.
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From: Western Pa
Originally Posted by 00BlueOvalRanger
I love to hunt pheasants, geese, ducks and wild boar.
I'm originally from Tennessee.
It is my intent to take my youngest son on a hunt for buffalo/bison in the next few years, before my knees get too bad.
I'm originally from Tennessee.
It is my intent to take my youngest son on a hunt for buffalo/bison in the next few years, before my knees get too bad.
That's what hunting's about, memories and friendship, and being outdoors, not killing animals (though I have no problem doing just that....
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From: Western, Montana
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When I was younger and lived in Michigan I hunted small game. Now I live in Montana and primarily hunt Deer and Elk. I am fortunate to be able to hunt with my boys and with my grandchildren. What a thrill to teach them how to stalk game, and properly care for it. The joy of hunting is in the hunt, after the trigger is pulled the work begins. This seperates the wanna bees from the true hunters. One of the greatest gifts we can give to future generations is to teach them the joy and the responsibility of being a true hunter, fishermen and sportsman.
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From: SW VA
Originally Posted by 351Bronco
I hunt Deer, squirrel, rabbit, and turkey in central and western Indiana. Squirrel season opened today, so we hit the woods at about 5 this morning, and killed a couple.
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From: peggs, oklahoma
i hunt deer and about to be dove, our here in the foot hills of the ozarks
i do have a problem tho, my a**hole uncle and his son, the live next door, right before dawn the get on there fourwheelers and tear but through the field to there stand.
before i started to hunt, the deer used to come into my front yard and eat, we used to 30-40 deer in our fields at night and in the morning, but now ive scared them off. its a nice site to see during the spring and summer, kinda wish i hadnt scared them off.
we always had a problem where we would see them all year up until huntin season then they woudl disapear.
one year i had a deer walk up within 10 feet of me. and just look at me. and 8 point buch right next to it, i wouldnt have been able to raise my gun up fast enough.
i do have a problem tho, my a**hole uncle and his son, the live next door, right before dawn the get on there fourwheelers and tear but through the field to there stand.
before i started to hunt, the deer used to come into my front yard and eat, we used to 30-40 deer in our fields at night and in the morning, but now ive scared them off. its a nice site to see during the spring and summer, kinda wish i hadnt scared them off.
we always had a problem where we would see them all year up until huntin season then they woudl disapear.
one year i had a deer walk up within 10 feet of me. and just look at me. and 8 point buch right next to it, i wouldnt have been able to raise my gun up fast enough.
