The gator huntin' was real good. Kilt 'em real good. Was easy. Course I do my gator huntin' with wildcats, 'cause they git real mean this time of year. Efficient killers, those wildcats. Gators is 'sposed to be tuff, but I don't think they're as tuff as even a bulldog. Don't matter now. Them wildcats is primed fer some fresh meat.

BJ

Let me introduce my pet TERRIPIN!!!

I think I'll try Panther hunting, I here around Pittsburgh it pretty good this time of year !!

My have to get me a new super duper ulta mini mag Ruger. Them critters are tuff !!!
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Id take a terripin( big rat?) i think with a andaconda/python , but dont have only red& blackhawks.

Me an' my wildcats will be killin' all them critters when the main season opens come March.

BJ

We'll damn sure be there &quot;openin' day&quot;.
And we ain't comin' for funsie's either!!!

I understand the limit is 64 now.

BJ,

might have to get us a little side bet going.

Seems to me them turtles out-hunted the wildcats last year. Only critter to kill a wildcat as I recall. The cats are bigger this year. I think the turtles have been affected by global warmin' or sumthin' 'cause their shells ain't nearly as tuff. I might have a couple pounds of elk jerky thet would suffice fer a wager thet the turtles don't make it as far afield as the wildcats do come proper huntin' season.

BJ

Might could make up a batch of Turtle Soup. Were a little short on elks round here.

Best way to hunt any of these critters is without a doubt to use nothing other than a genuine Texas longhorn. It just so happens that the seasons for all the above mentioned critters is in March and me and my herd are gonna stampeding in.