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Private vs. Public in the East
Same here Quota or NF up north? I should have the points to draw one of the better quota hunts this fall and hoping to hunt NF for a few days for bear -
Winter kill update
I have been growing more and more hesitant to out in these year but this past few weeks' weather has sealed it for me. Best to sit this one out I think -
Going to Wisconsin
Mornings are the time to get it done, in while hard dark outside, out late morning 10 at the earliest- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Going to Wisconsin
Many many nice bucks killed late morning like that. Still many hunters overlook it- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Going to Wisconsin
"AH man, that damn Kevin left another one in my truck. Better leave it, I'll give it back to him tomorrow!" Lol there have been similar conversations at my house- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Influenced
New hunter crowd: Take notice. Many a great buck has been felled by a man in Carharrts. The more cowshit, grease or oil stains the better!- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Going to Wisconsin
Man Togie you need to be careful messing with these whitetails, you keep it up soon you'll be drinking Mountain Dew, dipping Copenhagen and extolling the virtues of "Daddys 30-30" to anyone who'll listen. It gets in the blood fast I'm telling ya- RobertD
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Going to Wisconsin
Counterpoint: Noisy neighbors can push deer onto property that isn't being/hasn't been hunted. I don't know Wisconsin seasons and how exactly they line up with the rut, but I hunt one farm down here that gets really good specifically after the neighboring properties start hosting civil war...- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Influenced
No not me, it was all my idea to wear first lite while sitting in a water oak in rural Georgia- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Going to Wisconsin
This this this Catch em when they're just getting warmed up. 100% the best time to find a good buck, is when they're starting to increase movement leading up to the rut, not at the ruts peak- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Ancestry
My ancestry is like most with Southern roots, in that it's a healthy mix of English/Irish/Scottish. My last name is of Scottish origin but spelled in an English way. Since I notice a lot of US Civil War references, my third great grandfather fought for an Alabama infantry regiment in that...- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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I HAVE HAD ENOUGH
Down this far south it's when the pecan trees bud out. Most fruit trees can get tricked by a late frost but pecans almost never do.- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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bear in the Ouachita national forest
Do you follow Clay Newcomb? He is from W Arkansas and probably the most prominent bear hunter in the digital world. He will have some content that will help you out I'm sure- RobertD
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- Forum: Other Big Game
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New Normal for Truck Warranty Service
They are probably just Building it Back Better. I'm told it takes a while to do that- RobertD
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- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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New Normal for Truck Warranty Service
This is something that I could really get on on soapbox about Makes me long for the era of green Z71s. Of course I was like six then bust still- RobertD
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- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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It's eat an animal for PETA day!
Started the day with a CFA biscuit, ended it with poke chops- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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I HAVE HAD ENOUGH
Early spring here. I've mowed grass once and it already needs it again. Azaleas have already bloomed, as have citrus trees.- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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BHA 3rd Annual Kiowa Fence Project and Chapter Campout
A place near and dear to my heart. Beautiful country. If I could be a part of this I absolutely would.- RobertD
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- Forum: NEW MEXICO
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WARNING: Student Load Forgiveness is Very Unlikely to Pay for Your Next Elk Tag
I think folks would be surprised if they knew how many people with archaic Scandinavian poetry degrees go get jobs in the business world and perform well. I've got journalism and rhet comp degrees and I've turned them into a solid marketing job. My immediate supervisor has degrees in public...- RobertD
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
