Phil, will they disappear come season???


Ohio late muzzleloader was this past week.

On Tuesday evening we had some crazy weather, including lightning and a tornado about ten miles away.

When that thunder started I had three birds near by gobbling their heads off. It was strange to hear thunder and gobbles while deer hunting

-jake

Just got my first kill tag.
1st Seadon Wi Zone 5

8 more to go.

JW

Will be taking my wife on her first hunts this spring. She returned to China today to visit family for the next month. So I'll take advantage by getting deer scouting done. But looking forward to taking her. Drew a Wisconsin Zone 2D & an Illinois 2nd season at JEPC. Two great areas I know very well. Will pick up some more leftovers soon.

I was just checking out the Kansas and Nebraska web sites to see if the archery opener dates are out for 2019 yet time to start planning and buying tags soon.

My wife has hunted the last three deer seasons with me and has taken four deer. I enjoy deer hunting with her, and we need the meat(her tags).

But I've reserved turkey season for myself.

Gotta have some alone in the woods time

-Jake

nope too soon, still recovering from the fall seasons, going to my quiet place till April!

Actually I like the reversed arrangement I got, because I don't run-n-gun turkey. I just sit in my blind over dekes if in a low pressure area. This will be convenient when toting the wife. But in the fall I have a ton of flexibility with my job, and can hunt for 2 months...........wherever I draw hunts out west, plus midwest for whitetails. My retired wife wants to live at her condo in China a few months/year so we negotiated Sept/Oct/Nov :)

Wild turkeys are my favorite hunting quarry...so hopefully, I'll be bringing out my crossbow and my ol'e wooden black laminate-stocked, Wild Turkey Federation engraved Winchester 1300, using 12 gauge, 3 inch Federal 3'rd degree, 5,6 & 7 hevi-shot loads.

How many we got interested in doing the contest again this year.?