Skipper: A young deer; usually experiencing it's first Autumn.

Ballbats...A very large set of antlers.

"Steep as a goats face" Talking about mountains that are straight up and down.

"Slinging lead" Shooting at what ever game you are hunting.

I'll keep thinking for others

bruiser- a very large mature buck (rack and body size)

"Mooie Grande"(sp?) Very big buck

Hawging or Noodling - Which term you use usually depends on where you're from. I think southerners use the term noodling while northerners use hawging (maybe somebody can back me up or prove me wrong on this notion). Anyways it's when you "fish" for catfish with your hand and try to get one to grab your arm and you pull it up out of the water.

Hawg or Slob (my buddies use this one...not very common though)- Very mature buck with either a huge rack or huge body

Skin Head - doe

Fur Chaser - A bird dog thatmisbehaves and likes to chase deer instead of find birds.

i think you mean "muy". muy grande means "Very big" in spanish

That hawg has some tusches!
That hog has some big tusks!

Don't shoot the Bor, shoot the Bar!
Don't shoot the Boar, shoot the one that has been cut!

Man, don't shoot the Piggy Sow!
Sow with unweanedpiglets!

Sewer Trout> Talapia

Turd Rustler> Cat Fish

Gay Caballero> Damm *****

BIG RUBE = a big buck, worthy of mounting on the wall.

WALKING/RUNNING SHOES = when someone shoots a buck early in the season, they will end up being a walker or driver in all deer drives the rest of the season.

AIR MAIL = shooting over a deer and not hitting it.

BALDIE = a doe or fawn

BIRD DAWGING= when a buck chases a doe thru the woods, following her every move.

Wat-ov-air redneck term.
yank term- deer approching or watch out!

"I'm so hongry the air smells like oil sausages" -what you say when you are hungry.