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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    Quail are fast boogers.. but fun.

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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeanne View Post
    Quail are fast boogers.. but fun.

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    They definitely are! They flush nicely though, especially the Gamble's around here.

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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeanne View Post
    Did some rabbit hunting recently.. I have a deer tag to fill (archery).. we will be on the lake fishing in our boat inna few days in fact... and there is a mtn lion I have been tracking for a bit... I have mtn lion tag to fill as well. We fill our freezer w what we hunt.. we hardly buy meat in the stores now. We deer hunt, elk, quail, dove, duck..squirrel.. list is huge.

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    Nice! Have you tried bow hunting elk?

    BTW what broadheads do you use? what do you prefer: fixed or expandable? I assume you're on compound right?

    And where are you? seems there's a wide variety of game near you! that's so cool!


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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeanne View Post
    Buy a turkey call... do urself a favor and save frustration and time. These birds are hard to fool. What do you plan on hunting w? Rifle or archery? Those real life size turkey decoys tht ur gun or bow can be fired thru via a cut out are pretty useful.... the standing decoys can be useful whn paired w a good call.

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    I was thinking a shotgun. I'd rather not use the decoys, I want the hunt to be as fair as possible, but if they are necessary I don't have a problem with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike17 View Post
    Nice! Have you tried bow hunting elk?

    BTW what broadheads do you use? what do you prefer: fixed or expandable? I assume you're on compound right?

    And where are you? seems there's a wide variety of game near you! that's so cool!


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    I was wondering some of the same things. Have you ever tried hunting with a long bow? I use one for small game and such.

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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    I am in Az.
    I have use both types of broadheads. However, I prefer slick tricks, muzzy and for big game, bigger than a deer, thunderheads. I do have a few xpandable, and have killed w them, but, I dnt trust the whole moveable part thing, and if it just brushes a branch or whatever in right way, it can xpand...save urself the trouble of thm if U dnt already have them.


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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeanne View Post
    I am in Az.
    I have use both types of broadheads. However, I prefer slick tricks, muzzy and for big game, bigger than a deer, thunderheads. I do have a few xpandable, and have killed w them, but, I dnt trust the whole moveable part thing, and if it just brushes a branch or whatever in right way, it can xpand...save urself the trouble of thm if U dnt already have them.


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    Last season I tried the toxics' 125 grain by flying arrow on my easton FMJ 5mm they're great but hard to find, and can really mess up with the meat. On the bright side it almost guaranty a good fast kill.

    I use an 80 lb hoyt procomp elite xl with a sureloc icon 550 sight... I know its a target setup but well, spent some serious cents on it and feel great so I use it to hunt too. Had to sell my Bear hunting bow to make this come together LOL!

    Thanks for sharing, good hunting and good luck!

    Almost forgot that javelina skull is wicked!!! nicely cured. great job.




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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    Ur likely gonna need them.. U cld try without if you want..depends on how bad u wnt the meat or if ur ok w tag soup.. lol

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    Pheasant

    I hunt every weekend, or I should say my dogs do. They work as guide dogs for pheasant hunting. Actually they have over 1000 birds shot over them. I love watching a dog work a field. That's the part I love to see

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    Re: Hunting and Fishing Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by FlynnTheBP View Post
    Catfish and pike are by far my favorites to fish for. I'm going to Texas to visit family and do some cat fishing. How long did it take to reel that one in? Or did you net it?
    I bank fish with Rod n reel .probaly only took half hour or so . But they're super strong I was whooped by time I got it to bank ..

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    One of my favorite things to do is catch catfish on the Ohio river
    that's a big ol' fatty flatty

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