Already going through withdrawl!
11-14-2006 | 04:09 PM
#82
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From: Eureka, MO
RE: Already going through withdrawl!
Hey dude, come on down to Missouri. I've got some good public ground we could hunt, and besides, we have till January 15. 
11-14-2006 | 04:11 PM
#83
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RE: Already going through withdrawl!
PA, you think MO is ready for this?? I mean...he's barely old enough to wipe his own butt!! I don't know......maybe we should talk about that one....
Rob, this turned into a rib on Rob thread because well........it's just so darn easy!! Easy targets are easy to hit.....[&:][&:][&:]
OK....I think I got the name of this little "trip." The Traveling Hillbillies.
Rob, this turned into a rib on Rob thread because well........it's just so darn easy!! Easy targets are easy to hit.....[&:][&:][&:]
OK....I think I got the name of this little "trip." The Traveling Hillbillies.
11-14-2006 | 04:45 PM
#85
Nontypical Buck
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From: Norman OK USA
RE: Already going through withdrawl!
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Hey burn, at least you have my back. They are just jealous I was so stylin and so damn good with the women.
Hey burn, at least you have my back. They are just jealous I was so stylin and so damn good with the women.
Okay okay I'll give it a rest.Mobow, who is the head hillbillie?
11-14-2006 | 04:52 PM
#86
Nontypical Buck
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From: Norman OK USA
RE: Already going through withdrawl!
ORIGINAL: burniegoeasily
dwd
You bet. My land in Jayton is on the salt fork of the Brazos. I live in knox county, next to two forks of the Brazos, actually watched a bunch of hogs crossing the River yesterday. I also hunt in Brock right on the Clear fork of the Brazos. Actually lost a doe in the Brazos there three weeks ago. The river was up, P.K. had the dam open, and I shot a doe about 20 yards from the river, she ran to the river and piled up in it. The river washed her away. I was not real happpy. We could never find her.
I use to go to Norman quite a bit. Back when I was in College (1990s), I set the O.U. Record for the Highjump in their indoor facilites. I also like to ride my harley in those parts. Either up through Ardmore or Lawton.
dwd
You bet. My land in Jayton is on the salt fork of the Brazos. I live in knox county, next to two forks of the Brazos, actually watched a bunch of hogs crossing the River yesterday. I also hunt in Brock right on the Clear fork of the Brazos. Actually lost a doe in the Brazos there three weeks ago. The river was up, P.K. had the dam open, and I shot a doe about 20 yards from the river, she ran to the river and piled up in it. The river washed her away. I was not real happpy. We could never find her.
I use to go to Norman quite a bit. Back when I was in College (1990s), I set the O.U. Record for the Highjump in their indoor facilites. I also like to ride my harley in those parts. Either up through Ardmore or Lawton.
I know exactly whereyou are talking about, I may be down there this coming weekend actually. When I was up there the last weekend of August, the river looked like this... it was terrible. The 2nd picture is what it looked like in March when the sandies were running.
11-14-2006 | 04:56 PM
#87
Boone & Crockett
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From: Hughesville, PA USA
RE: Already going through withdrawl!
ORIGINAL: Rick James
Rob,
I believe I read in one of your posts that you didn't want to take a doe off the property this year and thats why you didn't get a tag. Next year get a tag for 3B and you have an open invitation to come up to my place and take one. We really really need to trim down the doe population and I honestly could use some help because between the 3 of us we can't pull enough tags to trim the population where we want it. We have 3 tags between Dan, myself, and my Dad this year and honestly I don't think it's enough. We have 7 different family groups of does that frequent the property that I know of and out of those 7 groups, there are about 13 does that are 1.5 years or older. This is only a 120 acre patch. We are only about an hour from you and I could put you up in in a pretty nice place as well.
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
I gotta learn to keep my mouth shut. [8D] And I learned my lesson. I'll get a doe tag next year, I promise.
ORIGINAL: SBGobblers
Here's my advice to you PA guys......
PUT $5 ASIDE SOMETIME DURING THE YEAR SO THAT YOU CAN PURCHASE A DOE TAG AND EXTEND YOUR SEASONS!
That'll be all....
Jeff
Here's my advice to you PA guys......
PUT $5 ASIDE SOMETIME DURING THE YEAR SO THAT YOU CAN PURCHASE A DOE TAG AND EXTEND YOUR SEASONS!
That'll be all....
Jeff
And I learned my lesson. I'll get a doe tag next year, I promise.
I believe I read in one of your posts that you didn't want to take a doe off the property this year and thats why you didn't get a tag. Next year get a tag for 3B and you have an open invitation to come up to my place and take one. We really really need to trim down the doe population and I honestly could use some help because between the 3 of us we can't pull enough tags to trim the population where we want it. We have 3 tags between Dan, myself, and my Dad this year and honestly I don't think it's enough. We have 7 different family groups of does that frequent the property that I know of and out of those 7 groups, there are about 13 does that are 1.5 years or older. This is only a 120 acre patch. We are only about an hour from you and I could put you up in in a pretty nice place as well.
Anyway, My area is also 3B so consider it done next year.
11-14-2006 | 04:57 PM
#88
Nontypical Buck
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From: Flushing Michigan
RE: Already going through withdrawl!
We've got a long bow season in MI - about 3 months. We do have to share with the rifle hunters for the 2nd two weeks in November. At least we can still hunt (if you want to risk your life in the woods during rifle season! LOL.)
11-14-2006 | 05:46 PM
#89
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From: Howard PA USA
RE: Already going through withdrawl!
ORIGINAL: mobowhuntr
IT WAS MO BOWHUNTER'S FAULT!!! He started it!! Blame him!!
ORIGINAL: PA Hardwoods
Man how did this thread get so off track?[8D]
Man how did this thread get so off track?[8D]
I think there a rule in the Mancode that says always blame the youngest in the group. So I guess Mo_bowhntr that's you!!!
11-14-2006 | 05:52 PM
#90
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From: Howard PA USA
RE: Already going through withdrawl!
ORIGINAL: mobowhuntr
PA, you think MO is ready for this?? I mean...he's barely old enough to wipe his own butt!! I don't know......maybe we should talk about that one....
Rob, this turned into a rib on Rob thread because well........it's just so darn easy!! Easy targets are easy to hit.....[&:][&:][&:]
OK....I think I got the name of this little "trip." The Traveling Hillbillies.
PA, you think MO is ready for this?? I mean...he's barely old enough to wipe his own butt!! I don't know......maybe we should talk about that one....
Rob, this turned into a rib on Rob thread because well........it's just so darn easy!! Easy targets are easy to hit.....[&:][&:][&:]
OK....I think I got the name of this little "trip." The Traveling Hillbillies.
Traveling Hillbillies I like that!
But wait does that mean we are all gonna have to grow Mullets?