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09-28-2005, 07:47 PM
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im not much for getting things together.
might make it alittle farther west in model70s kneck of the woods if were wanting to do big round up. id be more up for mid winter coyote deal. havn alot of people come for deer season might not turn out like exspected. i cant get enough time off to get everyone a buck. one or two guys maybe. 
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09-29-2005, 09:54 AM
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When I take new guys out hunting, I am always worried that we won't get anything. If they are true hunters though, they should understand that, but when they are new to the sport it really sucks.
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The pond, waterfowl, and yellow labs...it don't get any better.
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10-01-2005, 10:48 PM
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i have the same worries.
specaily when i know what it takes to get to my hunting spots. i know they question me the hole way. but one freind of mine has finaly learned. ive taken him to get every deer hes ever harvested. someone i manage to keep my trigger finger under control and let him have em. even just last year we hunted new spot. he gripped alittle on the trip in. and to be honest i didnt know i was going to make it. i was getn ready to pull up camp anywhere we packed in at 1am in the morning and i was getn lost. we had lots on our backs. imagine following me for 3 miles, no trails and movn by flashlight. think y oud question me. somehow i managed to find camp. the camp i wanted to make it to and we crashed like logs. only to find him a buck and have him miss is later that day. needless to say hes been getn after me about making the trip in again. alright well pack in i say  Evan
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