hunting trips
01-18-2004, 06:02 PM
#12
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Elkin NC USA
Posts: 77
RE: hunting trips
I'll be heading to Alabama around the end of March. Then most certainly back to my home state of North Carolina and neighboring Virginia. I would like to fit in either a Florida oceseola or a Montana/Dakota merriams if possible.
01-19-2004, 03:39 AM
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NewLowell ,Ontario ,Canada
Posts: 2,765
RE: hunting trips
Boy everybody thinks this is unfair , But I don't being Jims shooting me birds 
. Then again I'll have to take Bob with me to my secret spots and have to let him shoot first being the host I am. I have to say I'm sure getting excited about this. Man if the locals where upset with me to this point ,wait til I'm done with the group hunt ...BT
. Then again I'll have to take Bob with me to my secret spots and have to let him shoot first being the host I am. I have to say I'm sure getting excited about this. Man if the locals where upset with me to this point ,wait til I'm done with the group hunt ...BT
01-19-2004, 04:01 AM
#16
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Brampton Ontario CANADA
Posts: 423
RE: hunting trips
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] Hey Adrian...what about me......[].......you guys will have to let me know when you come up & we will have to make arrangements to meet....afterall, the Turkey Spur Ranch is only about an hour from me...in fact you guys will be going right by my place to get to Adrians!!!!!! 
Brampton Mike [8D]
] Hey Adrian...what about me......[].......you guys will have to let me know when you come up & we will have to make arrangements to meet....afterall, the Turkey Spur Ranch is only about an hour from me...in fact you guys will be going right by my place to get to Adrians!!!!!! Brampton Mike [8D]
01-19-2004, 05:26 AM
#17
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Southern Indiana
Posts: 51
RE: hunting trips
There's just no stopping once you start....I don't travel to hunt because I want to...I state-hop because I HAVE TO....it's in my blood! It's a combination of things...new scenery, new birds, discovering what's over the next ridge, lengthening my season and spending every available minute in the spring woods doing that which I most love to do. I've been hunting from mid-March until the 1st of June for the past 18 of the 21 years I've been turkey hunting, and I sure hope to keep doing it until they bury me (hopefully on some hardwood ridge where the turkeys can scratch acorns over my resting place).
This year will be my big western swing spring after FL...CA, NV(if drawn), UT(if drawn), CO, AZ(I got drawn!!! [8D]), WA, OR, ID, and hopefully an Indian Reservation in ND on the way home.
It's a combination of things...new scenery, new birds, discovering what's over the next ridge, lengthening my season and spending every available minute in the spring woods doing that which I most love to do. I've been hunting from mid-March until the 1st of June for the past 18 of the 21 years I've been turkey hunting, and I sure hope to keep doing it until they bury me (hopefully on some hardwood ridge where the turkeys can scratch acorns over my resting place).This year will be my big western swing spring after FL...CA, NV(if drawn), UT(if drawn), CO, AZ(I got drawn!!! [8D]), WA, OR, ID, and hopefully an Indian Reservation in ND on the way home.
01-19-2004, 02:02 PM
#19
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: westernPa.
Posts: 2,211
RE: hunting trips
I agree Poult,for alot of years turkey huntin was somethin I prefered to do alone.Now days I look forward to huntin with my friends.Since we live so far apart it just means We gotta travel