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When you're going out of state are you hunting private or public?
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muddy wrote:When you're going out of state are you hunting private or public?
Both - I start with public and see if I can wiggle onto private. I have no problems being rejected over and over... been dealing with it my whole life
Like Spy has stated, I like to go down with a handful of options... u never know what to expect. Having back up plans relieves the stress when your A game fails (flooding, access change, one time I got there and the area I scouted had been turn into a gravel road going down into the valley )
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Spysar wrote:It sounds like you and I do similar things, as far as out of state hunting goes.
I have no where near the experience you do... I'm pretty "green" - but finding the right areas to pursue IMO is a big part of having success
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Bucky wrote:muddy wrote:When you're going out of state are you hunting private or public?
Both - I start with public and see if I can wiggle onto private. I have no problems being rejected over and over... been dealing with it my whole life
Bucky, you in sales or just been married for a while, and I thought you were in MO
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Lou - cut my teeth in WI hill country, grew up in flat marsh land... at 20 without a good buck on the wall I decided to start trying things on my own.
Workwise I professional drug dealer.... pharmacist
The tight string comment was referring to me being gone a fair bit in the fall with a 6yr, 3yr, & 4 month old at home... my wife has known me for a long time but she still could kill me most years come December Sometimes I feel a little selfish come fall
Workwise I professional drug dealer.... pharmacist
The tight string comment was referring to me being gone a fair bit in the fall with a 6yr, 3yr, & 4 month old at home... my wife has known me for a long time but she still could kill me most years come December Sometimes I feel a little selfish come fall
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Bucky wrote:Lou - cut my teeth in WI hill country, grew up in flat marsh land... at 20 without a good buck on the wall I decided to start trying things on my own.
Workwise I professional drug dealer.... pharmacist
The tight string comment was referring to me being gone a fair bit in the fall with a 6yr, 3yr, & 4 month old at home... my wife has known me for a long time but she still could kill me most years come December Sometimes I feel a little selfish come fall
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Nice post Spy...
I was thinking the same thing when you beat me to the post.
Bucky - I can relate and thanks for sharing your stories, very educational!
I was thinking the same thing when you beat me to the post.
Bucky - I can relate and thanks for sharing your stories, very educational!
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Man I knew you got it done often, but it's impressive to see one after another like that. That real heavy one with all the stickers is a beauty. What'd he score? Awesome mass.
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BuckyHunter13 wrote:Man I knew you got it done often, but it's impressive to see one after another like that. That real heavy one with all the stickers is a beauty. What'd he score? Awesome mass.
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187"s gross
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Awesome Bucky!
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When Bucky posts he is one of those guys whose thoughts and opinions matter to me. He's one of the best hunters on this site.
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