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deerhunter1224 09-29-2004 04:47 PM

does hunting consume your life
 
This time of year hunting consumes my life. Does it anyone else? If i am not working or at school I am hunting.

hunohio 09-29-2004 04:52 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
deerhunter 1224,

For me, it's a year round obsession. Just gets more intense as the season nears.

Good luck in the coming months.

bwhunter501 09-29-2004 06:02 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 

it's a year round obsession
he said it right there:D

gobblergeter 09-29-2004 06:19 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
Yep is there anything else!!!!

James B 09-29-2004 06:34 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
Its that great time of year.:D

JagMagMan 09-29-2004 06:36 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
It's a year around obsession!

Goodguy 09-29-2004 06:38 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
Only from Mar 15 to the end of April for turkey, then October for moose & November for deer. The rest of the year I just read, plan & think about it along with spending some time at the range. Hell NO! - it doesn't consume my life. gg.

mauser06 09-29-2004 09:56 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
always thought it would.......before a few weeks ago i figured id hunt dang near every day starting oct 16th......but things changed...i met a girl......things are wayyyyy to good between us....and its only getting better...ill hunt around our schedule need be.....i can hunt all my life.....ill get my hunting in....she knows i hunt and love to hunt...but i promised her it wouldnt come between us in anyway....and it wont...except my trip to the mountains to deer hunt a few days....but i promised her shed be happy before i left....and everyhting will be fine if we are still together that time of year.....which i dont see a reason we wont be...we are like twins...get along great.....and love being with eachother...i dont see it ending too soon...sooo my life may change this year a little.....mostly being home earlier saturdays so i can take her out......and i will cut my trips a little short.....but ill get my hunting in.....she will be my first priority first....anyone that can make me as happy as she does will be happy or i wont be leaving her to go hunting.....

annieoakley 09-29-2004 10:23 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
Welllllllllll I am a 43 year old wife and mom and I am on a hunting site instead of chatting with my friends so yea i guess it does. And the only shopping I enjoy doing is in a sporting goods store. The only magazines i subscribe to are hunting magazines. If it isnt 4 wheel drive i dont own it. And it better have room to load a deer or 2. So yea I guess it does just a little bit.

WVCritter 09-29-2004 10:52 PM

RE: does hunting consume your life
 
I wouldn't say that hunting consumes my life but I just enjoy the whole outdoors experience through several hobbies. In the spring and summer months you'll likely find me bass fishing on a lake or river somewhere or riding my mountain bike on a rail trail and in the fall in winter months mostly deer hunting. I also enjoy hiking with my family and going on long drives in the mountains to take in the fall colors. Given the choice though I'd like to be perched high in an oak tree in my portable stand with a bow in my hand and the sun coming up over the ridge and the sound of falling acorns and squirrels barking in the background. Fall is my favorite time of the year and it's here and although life is good, it's about to get a whole lot better. Man, I'ts starting to sound like hunting consumes my life. Happy Huntin everyone...


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