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Old 04-11-2008 | 02:00 PM
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davidmil
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Default RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?

ORIGINAL: GMMAT

I've said it before......I think we all take in the tactics people post in these forums and try to apply them to our own situations. Rob's been here hunting turkeys and deer. I don't have the luxury of packing up and moving very far to get on them. Hence my approach to hunting them.

This thread is PACKED with tried and true tactics. I thank everyone for their contribution(s).
Awe heck... just go ahead and jump that property line. LOL I have one piece of land that is jut a big high ridge. It's state land. On each side of the ridge is private land. The state landridge runs for about 3 miles and is about a mile wide. No one ever walks to the bowels of it. They hang around the roads that border it. Understand this state land probably has a half mile wide strip of private land all around it. No trails or roads in the place. Mostly big hemlock swamps surrounded by hardwoods surrounded by fields and old apple orchards. Glorious place to run and gun.
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