other than finding lost calls and stikers that ihave lost prior, i would have to say a bloodhound.....lol....it was right after i lost my hound Branddee, i was so sad...then this monster came right up to me, thought he was going to bite me, he laid down next to me for awhile and took off, i often wonder about him....he has a real bad eye infection...
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Don't go leaving your ethics in the truck
My coolest find was while I was hunting turkeys in Mississippi. I found an arrowhead. May not seem like much to some but for me being in another state hunting and to find that made my trip whether I shot anything or not...
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Im a turkey hunting addict
Bow Oneida Eagle Tomcat
Easton Arrows
And the most reliable release Fingers
Gun Mossberg 500 & T/C Hawken
Fire and Iced custom calls Field pro staff
I've found my share of other hunters turkey gear but one thing I look forward too every year is finding bird nests during that time of year.From Quail,doves,turkeys,and so on I get kick out of watching em grow.One year I remember as I walked in to where I was hunting I had to take a trail that was on the edge of a small pond and I came across a wooduck nest that was in a small hollow tree.She'd leave every time I passed by but on about the 6th trip them little doods was hatched and out of the nest on the water.They'd take to the tules and hide everytime they'd see me!!To me it was pretty cool!!!Good time of year.
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Monarch isn' t a butterfly it' s the King of the Spring!
I need to scan the pic, but I found a tree that had been knawed by beavers in the strangest way, I call it the beaver ball. The little buggers had chewed almost all the way thru in two places, one spot about 1.5' above the other, and the wood in between was debarked and almost totally round, it looked like a wooden basketball. I'll pull the pic from my album tonight and try to take into work tomorrow to scan it, its really bizarre, almost looks like one beaver was standing on the others back and they were both chewing away.
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"guns aren't for killing people, guns are for killing dangerous and delicious animals"
- Homer Simpson
I hunt a lot of private property in WI and MI where the landowner has (quite graciously)given me a standing invite to come back when I want but many of them are very clear on one thing DON"T PICK ANY OF MY MUSHROOMS. We'll I've got this knack forthe following - I don't know how many times I'm blowing through the woods when I get a bird to answer, pick out a tree, plop down, make a call, get the gun up, and while I'm waiting I notice that there are mushrooms ALL AROUND ME!! It makes me chuckle each time, I mean I'm just trained to not even look down for them, I don't care, but I'll pick a spot right where they are, and its not like I only set up under dead elms LOL. I mean sometimes, I've picked up my seat to move and noticed that I sat on one!
Other than that, coolest thing - gotta agree with the first poster - Turkeys of Course!
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The First 100 years are the toughest
That is what is so cool about the woods and fields we hunt.....stories and history everywhere....really, every rock, tree, fallen tree, bend in the creek...everything...that to me is so neat....
I love finding sheds,bones, indian beads, arrowheads, odd shaped sticks, and everyones favorite...those odd colored berries and mushrooms
Coolest find...
