Without a place to hunt
#24
RE: Without a place to hunt
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
Bummer man, hope something comes up befor season, looks like Germ found a spot in Florida, but I'm pretty sure if that deer come from there, He was LOST!
Bummer man, hope something comes up befor season, looks like Germ found a spot in Florida, but I'm pretty sure if that deer come from there, He was LOST!
#25
RE: Without a place to hunt
ORIGINAL: Germ
This deer came from Public land Florida, wellI may have been of a few states off.
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
Bummer man, hope something comes up befor season, looks like Germ found a spot in Florida, but I'm pretty sure if that deer come from there, He was LOST!
Bummer man, hope something comes up befor season, looks like Germ found a spot in Florida, but I'm pretty sure if that deer come from there, He was LOST!
#26
RE: Without a place to hunt
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
That reminds me of something the Wife did one time, you know where McKinnly store is right, She use to work there and one deer season She took one of my sheds from Kansas (scores about 83") in and sat it on the counter for all the deer hunters to see. They would come in walk stright to with their mouths hanging open and say, Oh my God, where did this come from, She would tell them that I found it by the power lines off South River rd. She had the north side of the River mostly to herself that year!
ORIGINAL: Germ
This deer came from Public land Florida, wellI may have been of a few states off.
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
Bummer man, hope something comes up befor season, looks like Germ found a spot in Florida, but I'm pretty sure if that deer come from there, He was LOST!
Bummer man, hope something comes up befor season, looks like Germ found a spot in Florida, but I'm pretty sure if that deer come from there, He was LOST!
#27
RE: Without a place to hunt
Sorry to hear of your delima. I'm in the same boat now for the 2nd year. One would think with the job you hold and the people you come in contact with because of your job that you would be overwelmed with property to hunt. Give someone a break on advertizing. That might work.
Good luck with your search.
Good luck with your search.
#28
RE: Without a place to hunt
Funny you mention that Rick, because everyone seems to think the same thing. That we get free gear and awesome hunting ground dropped in our lap because of HuntingNet. On the contrary, we pay our way for everything we do, we buy our own gear, and we have complete control over our own destiny. That's why I'm shooting an '05 Bowtech, wearing some Gray Wolf Woolens, and hunting public land this year. Not shooting a new Mathews, wearing Realtree, and huntingthe Milk River with BillJordan.
This way we don't ever feel like we owe anyone anything and visa versa. Business is business and play time is play time.
This way we don't ever feel like we owe anyone anything and visa versa. Business is business and play time is play time.
#29
RE: Without a place to hunt
ORIGINAL: HNIJustin
Funny you mention that Rick, because everyone seems to think the same thing. That we get free gear and awesome hunting ground dropped in our lap because of HuntingNet. On the contrary, we pay our way for everything we do, we buy our own gear, and we have complete control over our own destiny. That's why I'm shooting an '05 Bowtech, wearing some Gray Wolf Woolens, and hunting public land this year. Not shooting a new Mathews, wearing Realtree, and huntingthe Milk River with BillJordan.
Funny you mention that Rick, because everyone seems to think the same thing. That we get free gear and awesome hunting ground dropped in our lap because of HuntingNet. On the contrary, we pay our way for everything we do, we buy our own gear, and we have complete control over our own destiny. That's why I'm shooting an '05 Bowtech, wearing some Gray Wolf Woolens, and hunting public land this year. Not shooting a new Mathews, wearing Realtree, and huntingthe Milk River with BillJordan.
Rick if Justin hunted someone's land you can bet they would expect something in return becasue of where he works