Is Public land the hardest to hunt ?
#81
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 1
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Well people as i sit here and read all these post on this thread, It
sure sounds like it is a lot harder to hunt on public land--- as
i remember the thread stated: IS PUBLIC LAND THE HARDEST TO HUNT. But
before i can really be objective, I would like to see some post on how
hard it is to hunt private land. Do you have to make all of these
adjustments and deal with other hunters (which seems to be the
real problem) when hunting private land. Look at the question then
reread the post.
sure sounds like it is a lot harder to hunt on public land--- as
i remember the thread stated: IS PUBLIC LAND THE HARDEST TO HUNT. But
before i can really be objective, I would like to see some post on how
hard it is to hunt private land. Do you have to make all of these
adjustments and deal with other hunters (which seems to be the
real problem) when hunting private land. Look at the question then
reread the post.
#84
ORIGINAL: keithb505
Well people as i sit here and read all these post on this thread, It
sure sounds like it is a lot harder to hunt on public land--- as
i remember the thread stated: IS PUBLIC LAND THE HARDEST TO HUNT. But
before i can really be objective, I would like to see some post on how
hard it is to hunt private land. Do you have to make all of these
adjustments and deal with other hunters (which seems to be the
real problem) when hunting private land. Look at the question then
reread the post.
Well people as i sit here and read all these post on this thread, It
sure sounds like it is a lot harder to hunt on public land--- as
i remember the thread stated: IS PUBLIC LAND THE HARDEST TO HUNT. But
before i can really be objective, I would like to see some post on how
hard it is to hunt private land. Do you have to make all of these
adjustments and deal with other hunters (which seems to be the
real problem) when hunting private land. Look at the question then
reread the post.
#85
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 270
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From: Estill Springs TN USA
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MR Not= Them are not
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MR Not
OSMR
CMRBDI'S
LIB
MR Turkeys
MR Turkeys= Them are turkeys
MR Not= Them are not
OSMR= Oh yes them are
CMRBDI'S= See them there beady eye's
LIB= Well I'll be
MR Turkeys= Them are turkeys
The capitol letters represent southern talk.



