little ones make big ones
11-30-2006 | 11:59 AM
#281
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From: Racine, Wisconsin
RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: atlasman
Sure seems like an awful lot of people are noticing the same thing about your posting Greg.
I wonder if that is just a coincidence??
Sure seems like an awful lot of people are noticing the same thing about your posting Greg.
I wonder if that is just a coincidence??
11-30-2006 | 12:03 PM
#282
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From: Racine, Wisconsin
RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: atlasman
Why don't you still hunt those places instead of the area where you see mature bucks 25 times a year??
I thought it was all about the challenge............yet you seem to have chosen the easier way out.
You must not want it bad enough I guess.
ORIGINAL: GregH
I have hunted many areas for years, where I see from 0 to 3 mature bucks per year. I've been sucessful in these places as well.
I have hunted many areas for years, where I see from 0 to 3 mature bucks per year. I've been sucessful in these places as well.
Why don't you still hunt those places instead of the area where you see mature bucks 25 times a year??
I thought it was all about the challenge............yet you seem to have chosen the easier way out.
You must not want it bad enough I guess.
11-30-2006 | 12:05 PM
#283
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From: NY
RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: GregH
Atlas, Do you think that anyone, including myself, could be anymore arrogant or obnoxious than you??? LOL You've got the market cornered on that one buddy.
Atlas, Do you think that anyone, including myself, could be anymore arrogant or obnoxious than you??? LOL You've got the market cornered on that one buddy.
You are the one being called out by MULTIPLE members for your arrogance and condescending attitude.
In case you didn't notice
11-30-2006 | 12:08 PM
#284
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RE: little ones make big ones
What I'm really hearing is that my success has nothing to do with my ability, I just have great spots and I'm lucky. Well, you're right, for every 100+ hours that I put into finding spots, scouting and hunting, I get even luckier. I'd rather be lucky than good anyway.
Wow......My experiences are similar, though I'm way earlier into my journey.
Jeff
11-30-2006 | 12:15 PM
#286
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From: NY
RE: little ones make big ones
ORIGINAL: GregH
I do you moron, I don't give any of my spots up. According to your philosophy, maybe I should try hunting at the Mall of America for a real challenge.
I do you moron, I don't give any of my spots up. According to your philosophy, maybe I should try hunting at the Mall of America for a real challenge.
Well done..................and not childish at all
And, it's not my philosophy.........it's the QDM, TDM, Horn pumpers like you that have been puuting out that trash as a smokescreen for years now. We love the challenge of hunting mature whitetails blah blah blah..........there's nothing like it blah blah blah.......It takes patience, dedication, time, desire, skill, and willpower blah blah blah.......you have to want it more then the other meer mortals who can only wish they were as good as you blah blah blah.
And, yet it is clear that you have chosen the EASIEST route to killing a mature whitetail.
Someone who boasts about patience, desire, dedication, time, and "wanting it bad enough" turns around and takes the EASIEST way out.
11-30-2006 | 12:25 PM
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From: Racine, Wisconsin
RE: little ones make big ones
Atlas, I'm on my way to hunt right now. Just for you, I'm going to make it challenging. Since I can about cherry pick a mature buck out of the many that will be milling about my stand, I'll leave my bow in the truck and just throw my arrow at him. After I remove all the fletching of course. Maybe even shut one eye.
Wish me luck buddy!
Wish me luck buddy!