Speaking of "unknown" hunters.....
11-18-2008 | 08:59 PM
#21
Giant Nontypical
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From: PA
RE: Speaking of "unknown" hunters.....
STOP!!! dont make his head any bigger than it is!!! 
just kidding...
the king is a great hunter and takes great bucks in places that it is not an easy task....heck, i have trouble just getting the permission in VERY similar areas....if i could get the permission, i might have a fighting chance...or, atleast id beable to take stand in MUCH better woods than i currently hunt.
just kidding...
the king is a great hunter and takes great bucks in places that it is not an easy task....heck, i have trouble just getting the permission in VERY similar areas....if i could get the permission, i might have a fighting chance...or, atleast id beable to take stand in MUCH better woods than i currently hunt.
11-19-2008 | 12:10 AM
#23
Site Buck Guru
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From: Racine, Wisconsin
RE: Speaking of "unknown" hunters.....
He definitely gives it his all and seems to get the job done year after year. His writing skills are top notch as well. He is an ASSet to this forum!! [8D]
11-19-2008 | 03:19 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: Speaking of "unknown" hunters.....
"Efficient" might be the term I was looking for (for describing Fran's hunting technique).
I need to learn to be more "efficient".
Just thought it needed pointing out. Quik's one guy I think could move west a few states and probaby keep the taxi's busy with bruisers. DIY'er.....all the way.....and doing it on different lands. I don't know if everyone realizes how tough that is....
I need to learn to be more "efficient".
Just thought it needed pointing out. Quik's one guy I think could move west a few states and probaby keep the taxi's busy with bruisers. DIY'er.....all the way.....and doing it on different lands. I don't know if everyone realizes how tough that is....
