TrapperJ
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I very much like wood stock gunsHow do feel about wood stocked rifles and crisp embossing on metal?
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I very much like wood stock gunsHow do feel about wood stocked rifles and crisp embossing on metal?
I know yall gonna give me hell over it but is 17 to young lolOk, gotta ask. How old are you?
Atleast use toilet paperIt was me
I thought I saw group of hogs. Ain't seen again though when I did see them I would reckon there was 30 I stopped counting at 232nd pic is feral hog poop. 1st may be as well. 1st looks more like deer to me.
Hide the tp so people step in it and never come back. This adult onset hunter thing is real. You guys need a mentor programAtleast use toilet paper
Ok, thought as much. No offense. First thing is slow down. Questions are good but try to figure them out before jumping in and asking others. Take some time to look around and think about what you see. Find the trails that deer are using and follow them. Observe where they go, what they go around and changes in the terrain. Look for any rubs on the trees and if there is a line of several that you can see. I get it, you're young and excited. It's going to take some time to learn things and you have all the time in the world. Maybe find a neighbor that hunts and see if they can show you a few things. Read hunting magazines. Read forum posts. Some answers to your questions can be found by simply looking around a little bit. Enjoy and good luck!I know yall gonna give me hell over it but is 17 to young lol
Slow wins the race correct lol. I've tried to find answers on other places and ice read plenty of bucks so far my favorite is by j Wayne fears . The books called hunting whitetails east and west and so far I've learned quite a bit. So far I've found answers to this question and narrowed it to either elk or hogs with a chance of a buck. Thanks tho for helping and explaining rather than judgingOk, thought as much. No offense. First thing is slow down. Questions are good but try to figure them out before jumping in and asking others. Take some time to look around and think about what you see. Find the trails that deer are using and follow them. Observe where they go, what they go around and changes in the terrain. Look for any rubs on the trees and if there is a line of several that you can see. I get it, you're young and excited. It's going to take some time to learn things and you have all the time in the world. Maybe find a neighbor that hunts and see if they can show you a few things. Read hunting magazines. Read forum posts. Some answers to your questions can be found by simply looking around a little bit. Enjoy and good luck!
I ain't ever really seen deer or hog tracks just the normal yote and fox stuffYou need to learn hog tracks from deer.
Hogs will be rounder, more stubby unless a big boar. They will still have rounded tracks but be big like a nice buck.
The toe points will will be rounded off where a deer's track is more pointed.
Dew claws will be visible on both.
Look for tracks in the area.
That 2nd pic is hog poop I'd bet 100%.
At the bottom in says southeast Missouri. They can travel that far, so I’d say yea it still could beSouthwest missouri........so if it's elk I'm so ****in excited
You are a pack out your TP kinda guy? Admirable.It was me
Lol alrighty I'll try it lolElk dropping are almost always a bit tangy just taste em and let us know
Only if old. If fresh, then malted milk ball taste. Mule deer alot like licorice (from eating anise plants).Elk dropping are almost always a bit tangy just taste em and let us know
Shouldn't be mule deer I don't thinkOnly if old. If fresh, then malted milk ball taste. Mule deer alot like licorice (from eating anise plants).
Whens the season for that again? Lol
During the regular season ... but a crappy way to hunt.Whens the season for that again? Lol
You need to calm down dude, it's just a deer turd.Southwest missouri........so if it's elk I'm so ****in excited