T.V. Hunting Gone Bad!
12-05-2007, 02:07 PM
#14
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Central Utah
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RE: T.V. Hunting Gone Bad!
ORIGINAL: BUCKTOWN
Rumor is that a certainchallenge(?) (think soup) held earlier this season in southern Illinois, and reported widely on this website, purchases deer to be shot by contestants. Congratulations! Holy ****! [:@]
Rumor is that a certainchallenge(?) (think soup) held earlier this season in southern Illinois, and reported widely on this website, purchases deer to be shot by contestants. Congratulations! Holy ****! [:@]
HAAHHAHAAhahaha! Sorry, but if you're going to spread rumors, you'd better have something to back it up.
The properties hunted by Campbell's Whitetails are just regular pieces of hunting ground. No fences.They're not connected and not neccessarily all that big. In fact, one of the two spots Justin and I hunted had cows from the neighboring farm break loose from thier pasture and invade our wooded tract and pushed the deer away.
Our other spot was a river bottom. Yep, there would be no bucks on an Illinois river bottom unless they were stocked.
(they have to do somethingto feedall those cougars and rattlesnakes being dropped from helicopters by the DNR)You want to bitch and whine about baiting or bad shots. Go ahead.
Making stuff up about folks shooting tame deer is entirely something else.
12-05-2007, 02:09 PM
#16
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Michigan/Ohio
Posts: 11,682
RE: T.V. Hunting Gone Bad!
ORIGINAL: HNI_Christine
The Campbell's challenge purchases deer for it's hunting properties??!
HAAHHAHAAhahaha! Sorry, but if you're going to spread rumors, you'd better have something to back it up.
The properties hunted by Campbell's Whitetails are just regular pieces of hunting ground. No fences.They're not connected and not neccessarily all that big. In fact, one of the two spots Justin and I hunted had cows from the neighboring farm break loose from thier pasture and invade our wooded tract and pushed the deer away.
Our other spot was a river bottom. Yep, there would be no bucks on an Illinois river bottom unless they were stocked. (they have to do somethingto feedall those cougars and rattlesnakes being dropped from helicopters by the DNR)
You want to bitch and whine about baiting or bad shots. Go ahead.
Making stuff up about folks shooting tame deer is entirely something else.
ORIGINAL: BUCKTOWN
Rumor is that a certainchallenge(?) (think soup) held earlier this season in southern Illinois, and reported widely on this website, purchases deer to be shot by contestants. Congratulations! Holy ****! [:@]
Rumor is that a certainchallenge(?) (think soup) held earlier this season in southern Illinois, and reported widely on this website, purchases deer to be shot by contestants. Congratulations! Holy ****! [:@]
HAAHHAHAAhahaha! Sorry, but if you're going to spread rumors, you'd better have something to back it up.
The properties hunted by Campbell's Whitetails are just regular pieces of hunting ground. No fences.They're not connected and not neccessarily all that big. In fact, one of the two spots Justin and I hunted had cows from the neighboring farm break loose from thier pasture and invade our wooded tract and pushed the deer away.
Our other spot was a river bottom. Yep, there would be no bucks on an Illinois river bottom unless they were stocked.
(they have to do somethingto feedall those cougars and rattlesnakes being dropped from helicopters by the DNR)You want to bitch and whine about baiting or bad shots. Go ahead.
Making stuff up about folks shooting tame deer is entirely something else.
12-05-2007, 02:12 PM
#20
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Portage WI/Racine WI
Posts: 2,320
RE: T.V. Hunting Gone Bad!
ORIGINAL: MN/Kyle
It's known as a post and run, very common with ignorant people.
ORIGINAL: burbaust99
Notice how he won't respond...
Notice how he won't respond...
