Tonights Hunt
10-10-2008, 09:19 PM
#12
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Indiana (southern)
Posts: 6,146
RE: Tonights Hunt
Its not that he needs a change of camo...its he had his hat off,, there was a glare that gave his position away 
I have seen it. Its shiny [8D]Gary thats a thing you will never forget about your Mom,,neat story 
I have seen it. Its shiny [8D]Gary thats a thing you will never forget about your Mom,,neat story
ORIGINAL: WesternMdHardwoods
LoL.... ya know that cant be good when your mom is picking you out in the tree..?? Maybe its time for a change of camo[8D]!!!
LoL.... ya know that cant be good when your mom is picking you out in the tree..?? Maybe its time for a change of camo[8D]!!!
10-10-2008, 09:25 PM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Northwest suburbs, Illinois
Posts: 2,075
RE: Tonights Hunt
ORIGINAL: Germ
Well with the east wind I had to hunt towards the front of the farm. I hunt a little corner of field and where a swail comes through. I can see the house from the stand, it's not to far, but it's a great little funnel the deer can sneak through.
My Dad was going out to ride his bike, I told him to go ahead, I was hunting where I could see the house. For those who don't know my mother is in early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. At 6:40 PM I have bow in hand waiting for deer, no deer yet, but I can feel them coming. I hear "Gary", at first I thought a squirrel was talking to me. "Gary" again I hear it, I turn around and standing in the cut bean field is my mom. "Where are you" me "Right here mom" Mom "Dinner is ready come in and eat" me "Ok mom be right in" Mom "What the heck are you doing up there" me "just sitting" Mom "you're nuts"
Sometimes it's just not meant to be
Well with the east wind I had to hunt towards the front of the farm. I hunt a little corner of field and where a swail comes through. I can see the house from the stand, it's not to far, but it's a great little funnel the deer can sneak through.
My Dad was going out to ride his bike, I told him to go ahead, I was hunting where I could see the house. For those who don't know my mother is in early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. At 6:40 PM I have bow in hand waiting for deer, no deer yet, but I can feel them coming. I hear "Gary", at first I thought a squirrel was talking to me. "Gary" again I hear it, I turn around and standing in the cut bean field is my mom. "Where are you" me "Right here mom" Mom "Dinner is ready come in and eat" me "Ok mom be right in" Mom "What the heck are you doing up there" me "just sitting" Mom "you're nuts"
Sometimes it's just not meant to be
You win Germ.. MI has WAY more pressure than Illinois.
10-11-2008, 06:05 AM
#15
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 6,867
RE: Tonights Hunt
When i hunt my stand i make sure i have a cell with me. i told everyone not to call me unless something bad happen or say the cops show up with a warrent or something like that
I called to checkin with my dad he was not there. My mom called me back twice. what are you doing where you at. I said i am hunting so stop calling.
I wonder how much the deer liked the ring ring ring.
I called to checkin with my dad he was not there. My mom called me back twice. what are you doing where you at. I said i am hunting so stop calling.
I wonder how much the deer liked the ring ring ring.
10-11-2008, 07:39 AM
#16
Boone & Crockett
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Michigan/Ohio
Posts: 11,682
RE: Tonights Hunt
ORIGINAL: dukemichaels
You win Germ.. MI has WAY more pressure than Illinois.
ORIGINAL: Germ
Well with the east wind I had to hunt towards the front of the farm. I hunt a little corner of field and where a swail comes through. I can see the house from the stand, it's not to far, but it's a great little funnel the deer can sneak through.
My Dad was going out to ride his bike, I told him to go ahead, I was hunting where I could see the house. For those who don't know my mother is in early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. At 6:40 PM I have bow in hand waiting for deer, no deer yet, but I can feel them coming. I hear "Gary", at first I thought a squirrel was talking to me. "Gary" again I hear it, I turn around and standing in the cut bean field is my mom. "Where are you" me "Right here mom" Mom "Dinner is ready come in and eat" me "Ok mom be right in" Mom "What the heck are you doing up there" me "just sitting" Mom "you're nuts"
Sometimes it's just not meant to be
Well with the east wind I had to hunt towards the front of the farm. I hunt a little corner of field and where a swail comes through. I can see the house from the stand, it's not to far, but it's a great little funnel the deer can sneak through.
My Dad was going out to ride his bike, I told him to go ahead, I was hunting where I could see the house. For those who don't know my mother is in early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. At 6:40 PM I have bow in hand waiting for deer, no deer yet, but I can feel them coming. I hear "Gary", at first I thought a squirrel was talking to me. "Gary" again I hear it, I turn around and standing in the cut bean field is my mom. "Where are you" me "Right here mom" Mom "Dinner is ready come in and eat" me "Ok mom be right in" Mom "What the heck are you doing up there" me "just sitting" Mom "you're nuts"
Sometimes it's just not meant to be
Last week my son and I spent the night, she wanted to make us eggs in the morning. Zach loves eggs, after she cracked the third egg and threw the egg in the garbage and started frying the shells I moved in. She realized it and we had a good laugh, just like last night. After I came in, she felt bad, no big deal I said. I pretty much know where deer i want to shoot is at, in a east wind he's pretty safe from me
The guy going down the river with his boat at 6:30 was a help also
10-11-2008, 01:49 PM
#20
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: Tonights Hunt
Enjoy every day you can with Mom. My mom died from parkinsons. I went off to war and she was fine. I came home 2 years later and it had started. It took her a long time. The last 3 years were just horrible. I still remember the good times 50 years later.
