JoDavies County IL
09-12-2008, 02:08 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Deer Country
Posts: 2,244
RE: JoDavies County IL
ORIGINAL: stockton hunt club
I amnot doing this to make money. The simple fack is I have been pushed out by outfitters in my area and Im trying to get a group of resident hunters together to lease a large parsel of land. My son just turned 12 and I want to make sure he will have a place to hunt. About the rules page one of the other members finished them yesterday and posted them. I didnt have a chance to read them untill today I have made the corrections. I hunt I Jo Davies County and in southern IL and want nothing more then to keep doing so. Im not very fond of the orange army that invades the woods in southern so I only Bow Hunt.
Good Luck this season!
I amnot doing this to make money. The simple fack is I have been pushed out by outfitters in my area and Im trying to get a group of resident hunters together to lease a large parsel of land. My son just turned 12 and I want to make sure he will have a place to hunt. About the rules page one of the other members finished them yesterday and posted them. I didnt have a chance to read them untill today I have made the corrections. I hunt I Jo Davies County and in southern IL and want nothing more then to keep doing so. Im not very fond of the orange army that invades the woods in southern so I only Bow Hunt.
Good Luck this season!
09-12-2008, 05:00 PM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location:
Posts: 368
RE: JoDavies County IL
When you guys are done hugging, hike up your skirts and get out there and get hunting. 
JK. Good luck to you both and great that instead of complaining about outfitters driving you out or no place to hunt, that you are taking the initiative to do something about. Lord knows if somone in the area tried the same, I'd be tempted to join when my son is old enough to hunt. Some people might think that's steep but when you consider what some people pay to play golf every year, many months of bow season in prime conditions might be worth it.
JK. Good luck to you both and great that instead of complaining about outfitters driving you out or no place to hunt, that you are taking the initiative to do something about. Lord knows if somone in the area tried the same, I'd be tempted to join when my son is old enough to hunt. Some people might think that's steep but when you consider what some people pay to play golf every year, many months of bow season in prime conditions might be worth it.
