How was your day? I bet mine was the best
07-30-2008, 08:05 PM
#1
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Horse Country, VA
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How was your day? I bet mine was the best
Have you ever wondered if other people did the things you do? For the last two evenings about the time for dinner with the family I have been getting dressed in my spring camo and scouting a ridgeline that I noticed two huge white oaks a couple days prior when I scouted the area lastweekend. I went through briars, down 10 ft creek banks, walked through 3 ft of mud and water, and finally came to where I put out the corn and the trail cam. I can’t believe I made it through the ¾ mile mosquito infested, spider web filled jungle like forest. I walked about half way back, shirt completely drenched with sweat, mud up to my knees, and sat down to have a sip of ice cold Dr.Pepper I had in my pack.
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
07-30-2008, 08:07 PM
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: North Lima Ohio & Clarion Pa
Posts: 6,453
RE: How was your day? I bet mine was the best
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
Climb the tree and then nock the broadhead..but I hear what you're saying!
07-30-2008, 08:07 PM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Hughesville, PA
Posts: 2,590
RE: How was your day? I bet mine was the best
ORIGINAL: Hoyt_Viper
Have you ever wondered if other people did the things you do? For the last two evenings about the time for dinner with the family I have been getting dressed in my spring camo and scouting a ridgeline that I noticed two huge white oaks a couple days prior when I scouted the area lastweekend. I went through briars, down 10 ft creek banks, walked through 3 ft of mud and water, and finally came to where I put out the corn and the trail cam. I can’t believe I made it through the ¾ mile mosquito infested, spider web filled jungle like forest. I walked about half way back, shirt completely drenched with sweat, mud up to my knees, and sat down to have a sip of ice cold Dr.Pepper I had in my pack.
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
Have you ever wondered if other people did the things you do? For the last two evenings about the time for dinner with the family I have been getting dressed in my spring camo and scouting a ridgeline that I noticed two huge white oaks a couple days prior when I scouted the area lastweekend. I went through briars, down 10 ft creek banks, walked through 3 ft of mud and water, and finally came to where I put out the corn and the trail cam. I can’t believe I made it through the ¾ mile mosquito infested, spider web filled jungle like forest. I walked about half way back, shirt completely drenched with sweat, mud up to my knees, and sat down to have a sip of ice cold Dr.Pepper I had in my pack.
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
07-30-2008, 09:14 PM
#6
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Hughesville, PA USA
Posts: 18,322
RE: How was your day? I bet mine was the best
ORIGINAL: solocamcan
Damn you Viper....Just when I thought I passed this week without to much anticipation...DAMN YOU!
Damn you Viper....Just when I thought I passed this week without to much anticipation...DAMN YOU!
Tick Tock, tick tock but don't get here too quickly...
07-30-2008, 09:27 PM
#8
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: How was your day? I bet mine was the best
ORIGINAL: Hoyt_Viper
Have you ever wondered if other people did the things you do? For the last two evenings about the time for dinner with the family I have been getting dressed in my spring camo and scouting a ridgeline that I noticed two huge white oaks a couple days prior when I scouted the area lastweekend. I went through briars, down 10 ft creek banks, walked through 3 ft of mud and water, and finally came to where I put out the corn and the trail cam. I can’t believe I made it through the ¾ mile mosquito infested, spider web filled jungle like forest. I walked about half way back, shirt completely drenched with sweat, mud up to my knees, and sat down to have a sip of ice cold Dr.Pepper I had in my pack.
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
Have you ever wondered if other people did the things you do? For the last two evenings about the time for dinner with the family I have been getting dressed in my spring camo and scouting a ridgeline that I noticed two huge white oaks a couple days prior when I scouted the area lastweekend. I went through briars, down 10 ft creek banks, walked through 3 ft of mud and water, and finally came to where I put out the corn and the trail cam. I can’t believe I made it through the ¾ mile mosquito infested, spider web filled jungle like forest. I walked about half way back, shirt completely drenched with sweat, mud up to my knees, and sat down to have a sip of ice cold Dr.Pepper I had in my pack.
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
07-30-2008, 09:42 PM
#9
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Hughesville, PA USA
Posts: 18,322
RE: How was your day? I bet mine was the best
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
While you were doing that....I was coughing my head off....and I'm trying to shake walking pneumonia.
So .......I'd say you had a GREAT day.
(congrats)
While you were doing that....I was coughing my head off....and I'm trying to shake walking pneumonia.
So .......I'd say you had a GREAT day.
(congrats)
07-30-2008, 09:59 PM
#10
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Horse Country, VA
Posts: 937
RE: How was your day? I bet mine was the best
ORIGINAL: davidmil
Sometimes those drugs do have a positive effect.[&:][8D]
ORIGINAL: Hoyt_Viper
Have you ever wondered if other people did the things you do? For the last two evenings about the time for dinner with the family I have been getting dressed in my spring camo and scouting a ridgeline that I noticed two huge white oaks a couple days prior when I scouted the area lastweekend. I went through briars, down 10 ft creek banks, walked through 3 ft of mud and water, and finally came to where I put out the corn and the trail cam. I can’t believe I made it through the ¾ mile mosquito infested, spider web filled jungle like forest. I walked about half way back, shirt completely drenched with sweat, mud up to my knees, and sat down to have a sip of ice cold Dr.Pepper I had in my pack.
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
Have you ever wondered if other people did the things you do? For the last two evenings about the time for dinner with the family I have been getting dressed in my spring camo and scouting a ridgeline that I noticed two huge white oaks a couple days prior when I scouted the area lastweekend. I went through briars, down 10 ft creek banks, walked through 3 ft of mud and water, and finally came to where I put out the corn and the trail cam. I can’t believe I made it through the ¾ mile mosquito infested, spider web filled jungle like forest. I walked about half way back, shirt completely drenched with sweat, mud up to my knees, and sat down to have a sip of ice cold Dr.Pepper I had in my pack.
The sounds I heard I could not duplicate, the smells I couldn’t describe, and the beauty of the forest I could not draw a picture of. I wondered what other fathers were doing at this time of the evening. I pulled off my mud covered rubber boots and the sweat filled shirt and threw it in my pick up. As I drove home and finally pulled up in my driveway, my daughter met me at the door. This is when I realized how good life really is. I wish every man out there could experience the day of a hunter even out of season!
I hope everyone is itching like I am to nock a broadhead and climb a tree!
