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bgunner 02-08-2003 11:46 AM

RE: How many here take....
 
im going south to va again this year took my brother last year he got his first birds .. this year im taking the family ... it will be the fist time my children have ever been to the usa

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turkeysrule 02-08-2003 12:21 PM

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I'm taking time off, because the only week I could draw here in Wis, I'm scheduled to work 4 outta the 5 days. Would like to take time to go to SD or Nebraska, but goose hunt planned for Canada this fall will kill most of that funding.

Gobbles give me Goosebumps

mauser06 02-08-2003 01:16 PM

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on a normal year i used to miss about 15-20 days of school a year and was only sick one or 2 of them...but this year my dad got fridays and saturdays off so i can hunt and fish without missing school and i missed 2 days this year(did tag out the first day of deer season too so that helped get me back in school) turkey we usually take a week trip then if we sitll havent taken a bird we take a few more days...but this year i dont know whats going on..i know we have a few days...but im 16 this year and i got turkeys behind the house so dad can say he quits and im still able to hunt...it was nice when i was young..the end of the school year we did nothing..now we have finals and all kinds of stuff so i try to show up more...this year i will probally go on the normal week trip missing 5 days then hunt saturdays..maybe skip a day or 2 and hunt myself if i havent shot a bird yet...

Rob/PA Bowyer 02-08-2003 02:15 PM

RE: How many here take....
 
I take time off to guide depending on how booked we are. Usually I don't take time for myself because I usually save that for bow season. I do however hunt prior to work everyday for myself.

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TURK4RF 02-08-2003 06:19 PM

RE: How many here take....
 
I always take 1 week vacation for spring gobblers and 1 week in late october for archery. This year I am taking my week off to go to Nebraska so I won't being taking any vaction time during the Pa season.

FroMan 02-08-2003 10:35 PM

RE: How many here take....
 
I'm not going to be able to go skiing this year on my Spring Break like I usually do every year because it falls different than everyone elses. Instead, I think I'm gonna head to Mississippi with my dad and try for turks on my Great Uncle's land. Usually, I'm just able to hunt on weekends here in the state. School gets out for me on May 2nd, and I may head to Kansas to try for turks then too.

All in all it'll cost a little over 200 bucks for both out of state licenses. Kinda expensive, but I'm sure good adventures await at both...plus I can't really kill one here in the Natural State...lol

Peace Through Strength

jalvja 02-09-2003 05:57 AM

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My vacation at work is scheduled with huntin season.Soon as the first of the year arrives I let them know what weeks I want of in the spring and in the fall.


Mr. Longbeard 02-09-2003 06:53 AM

RE: How many here take....
 
I usually take 2 weeks for spring gobbler plus i have off every fri,sat and sun...


MOTurkeyTamer 02-09-2003 10:44 AM

RE: How many here take....
 
I have taken 2 weeks vacation to spring turkey hunt for the last 10 years now and this spring will be no different. I can't imagine having to be at work during season anymore and knowing birds are out there gobbling waiting for your calls! It's the best vacation time you will ever spend, guaranteed! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>


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