If I offered bow hunting?
03-07-2008, 12:06 PM
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Spike
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If I offered bow hunting?
This question is for people who go on package hunts.
What requirements would you have as far as blinds, I have feeders. Someone told me many of you bring your own tripods and blinds. It would be a fair chase hunt and you may still / stalk hunt, or hunt feeders. I have many oak trees. I would provide meals and lodging. Should I charge the same as a gun hunt?
What requirements would you have as far as blinds, I have feeders. Someone told me many of you bring your own tripods and blinds. It would be a fair chase hunt and you may still / stalk hunt, or hunt feeders. I have many oak trees. I would provide meals and lodging. Should I charge the same as a gun hunt?
03-07-2008, 01:34 PM
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RE: If I offered bow hunting?
I wish I could. WHen I moved to Texas from Ill. I was surprised to find out hunts cost money. Up there you could just ask permission from a farmer and usually they would let you hunt. I guess i am a victim of teh capitalist monster.
03-07-2008, 02:52 PM
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I wish I could. WHen I moved to Texas from Ill. I was surprised to find out hunts cost money. Up there you could just ask permission from a farmer and usually they would let you hunt. I guess i am a victim of teh capitalist monster.
I wish I could. WHen I moved to Texas from Ill. I was surprised to find out hunts cost money. Up there you could just ask permission from a farmer and usually they would let you hunt. I guess i am a victim of teh capitalist monster.
Dan
03-07-2008, 03:12 PM
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RE: If I offered bow hunting?
Wow 25 years ago I moved here from Bloomington. We would hunt railroad tracks outside of Hudson, Carlock and Downs. All that is subdivisions now and those towns are suburbs. Here near the town I live in are state lands you can hunt for a 48.00 pass. And we have a state park that offers draw hunts. But to hunt these places you have to be either crazy or lucky.
03-07-2008, 03:17 PM
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RE: If I offered bow hunting?
ORIGINAL: highlonesome
Wow 25 years ago I moved here from Bloomington. We would hunt railroad tracks outside of Hudson, Carlock and Downs. All that is subdivisions now and those towns are suburbs. Here near the town I live in are state lands you can hunt for a 48.00 pass. And we have a state park that offers draw hunts. But to hunt these places you have to be either crazy or lucky.
Wow 25 years ago I moved here from Bloomington. We would hunt railroad tracks outside of Hudson, Carlock and Downs. All that is subdivisions now and those towns are suburbs. Here near the town I live in are state lands you can hunt for a 48.00 pass. And we have a state park that offers draw hunts. But to hunt these places you have to be either crazy or lucky.
Dan
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