High Gas Prices..How Much Will it Effect Your Hunting
#33
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 64
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From: SE Arkansas
Gas prices are going to really affect my hunting season this year. last year i went hunting almost everyday after school and every weekend. i probably won't even hunt half as much as i did last year.
#34
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 776
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From: SW Virginia
No Hunting This Year.[:@] When gas prices hit $2/gal., and stayed above that level (now $2.499/gal.), that put the brakes on any/all hunting for me.[
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Currently, selling off some guns.
]Currently, selling off some guns.

#35
JR I think this high gass will effect a lot of us ...I just returned from New York where gas was 3.35 per gal ....
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#36
What's a Bama boy doing in New York City?
Did you do like a friend of mine and pull a redneck travel trailer down
Broadway with a 1985 pick up truck?



#37
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 21
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From: Glen Burnie, Maryland
I know for us, we drive approximately 75 miles one way - up and down hills into the mountains of maryland. so instead of doing lots of weekend and day trips, i am leaving opening day and roughin it for 5 days, each season. I just took off work. We can build camp fires were we go, so we just have to bring the wood and the matches.
#39
Awwwwwwwww Reb I aint THAT big of a redneck to pull a camper trailer with a pick up ...Im a lot more refined then that ...I drove a 1971 Winnabago and parked it in Central Park ;>
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#40
I'm driving 1020 miles to go hunting this year. From Florida to the Ozarks. I have a couple lawns ont the side . I saved up around 1200 dollars. So I'm trading sweat for a week of quality deer hunting. when all you have is a crowed WMA to hunt you get desperate.
Chuck
Chuck


