I have a confession to make...
12-12-2002 | 05:51 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Goose Creek SC
RE: I have a confession to make...
Mike,
I'm out chasing the little deer whenever I have a chance. You're certainly right about them being little deer down here in SC. Haven't had a shot opportunity, yet. But, I hope to see something when I go to visit my son and his family in Georgia the weekend after Christmas.
How abut you, are you keeping warm? You still have snow on the ground?
Bill
Praise the Lord, He is worthy
I'm out chasing the little deer whenever I have a chance. You're certainly right about them being little deer down here in SC. Haven't had a shot opportunity, yet. But, I hope to see something when I go to visit my son and his family in Georgia the weekend after Christmas.
How abut you, are you keeping warm? You still have snow on the ground?
Bill
Praise the Lord, He is worthy
12-13-2002 | 10:18 AM
#14
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Goose Creek SC
RE: I have a confession to make...
Mike,
I can identify with the knee problems and trudging through the WV mountains. The doe my son killed up there went from a field that was near the top of Rich Mountain Fire Trail and dropped down to within a 100 yards of two beaver ponds that were around 600 feet below the field.
I helped him haul it back up to the field. We had a deer cart, which made the job alot easier, but we had to stop every 25-30 yards and catch our breath and rest our legs. He's 25 years younger than me, but unfortunately for him he inherited my bad knees.
Two weeks ago they had a foot of snow up at the camp where we stay. I don't know if they still have any on the ground or not, but that would have made for some interesting hunting for the gun hunters.
How do I get on O.L's list to "test" one of his ACS longbows? <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
Take care and have a wonderful Christmas.
Bill
Praise the Lord, He is worthy
I can identify with the knee problems and trudging through the WV mountains. The doe my son killed up there went from a field that was near the top of Rich Mountain Fire Trail and dropped down to within a 100 yards of two beaver ponds that were around 600 feet below the field.
I helped him haul it back up to the field. We had a deer cart, which made the job alot easier, but we had to stop every 25-30 yards and catch our breath and rest our legs. He's 25 years younger than me, but unfortunately for him he inherited my bad knees.
Two weeks ago they had a foot of snow up at the camp where we stay. I don't know if they still have any on the ground or not, but that would have made for some interesting hunting for the gun hunters.
How do I get on O.L's list to "test" one of his ACS longbows? <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
Take care and have a wonderful Christmas.
Bill
Praise the Lord, He is worthy
