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Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-19-2017 11:49 PM:

It is hard to make plans until you know the weather/rain forecast. It is very flat and low lying. If there is too much rain they close it down.

Posted by thomasg on 10-20-2017 12:52 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
It is hard to make plans until you know the weather/rain forecast. It is very flat and low lying. If there is too much rain they close it down.

if there happens to be to much rain the dogs could be cut in joeys deer lease in the hills . POLK BOYOU . love to hear the hounds when they get after a ridge running acorn eating bore in hill country .

Posted by Ozark Hillbilly on 10-20-2017 01:09 AM:

Couple of my friends and I could guide sylamore wma, gene rush, and a few private land spots up here in the hills if the bottoms were flooded.

Posted by yadkintar on 10-20-2017 01:20 AM:

Uh oh Joey what we gonna do now this is getting big we might have to make a hunt, randevue, or somthing out of it.

Posted by joey on 10-20-2017 02:06 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
It is hard to make plans until you know the weather/rain forecast. It is very flat and low lying. If there is too much rain they close it down.

Something might change but if it stays the way it looks like its going to, you will be able to almost walk across white river. Very dry here. The river was at 9.37 this morning and falling. It closes at 26 feet.

The more the merrier Tar. I would come and just watch.

thomasg, if I had to coon hunt my deer lease I would quit!

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-20-2017 02:08 AM:

Hills??? Ridges???? I can do that here. I go out there because it is flat.

Posted by Dave Richards on 10-20-2017 02:59 AM:

Richard Lambert

Man, that redbone in the picture is a fine looking dog. He is as nice of a redbone as one will see, dark red no white. Dave

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-20-2017 01:51 PM:

Thank you Mr Richards, he can tree those easy coons like they have at White River.

Posted by yadkintar on 10-20-2017 02:06 PM:

I hope their easy I am setting here all briar whooped all my joints hurt even my hair hurts I ain't going tonight I need a sympathy vote after I get off of work I am down 🎃

Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-20-2017 02:20 PM:

Tarbaby, you won't get much sympathy on this forum. These guys can be pretty brutal.
In the past, because it floods so much and the trees are so big, there was no undergrowth. The woods were very clean. But it has been dry for a couple of years and they have started to do some logging. Now there is a little undergrowth in places. Tar, if you would get one of these slow Redbones like I have then you would not have to worry.

Posted by joey on 10-20-2017 02:29 PM:

It was under water from May till August, so there wont be much under growth.

Posted by yadkintar on 10-20-2017 02:30 PM:

I know about the flooding all to well last year all these bottoms flooded the salinity of the river killed a lot of big trees the limbs are now falling off and the crap is starting to grow all over it somtimes a 100 yrds feels like a mile I used to know how to get around the bad stuff it's all bad now. Redbone or Walker when they tree you got to go they done their part.

Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-20-2017 02:54 PM:

Michael, where do you usually stay?

Posted by Mark Blair on 10-20-2017 03:22 PM:

Always heard about this place would love to go. Is there any campgrounds close by where you could pull a camper to stay in for 2 or 3 nights with water and power hookup?

Posted by joey on 10-20-2017 04:54 PM:

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Michael, where do you usually stay?

I normaly drive back and forth. Its 2 hours to the south unit for me, not much difference to get to the north unit.

Mark, I have taken a camper and stayed at Merrisach lake but its a little far from the main part of the refuge. Really nice place though. I'm going to look up around dewitt this year for a place.

Posted by yadkintar on 10-20-2017 08:36 PM:

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Originally posted by joey
I normaly drive back and forth. Its 2 hours to the south unit for me, not much difference to get to the north unit.

Mark, I have taken a camper and stayed at Merrisach lake but its a little far from the main part of the refuge. Really nice place though. I'm going to look up around dewitt this year for a place.

Uh oh we got a failure to communicate !! 7 hrs there and 2 more hours to the woods I can put 10 cast out 5 minutes from the house 🎃

Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-20-2017 09:32 PM:

Yeah but can those 10 casts each tree 6 coons, knock them out and then go back for the next 5 or 6 nights and do the same thing?

Posted by H.W. Moore on 10-20-2017 09:54 PM:

I just came outta the refuge after 4 days. Less coon & sign then I've ever seen there. I'm thinking the floods this year really wiped em out. Usually see several from the stand at dusk but not this year.

Posted by joey on 10-20-2017 11:09 PM:

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Originally posted by H.W. Moore
I just came outta the refuge after 4 days. Less coon & sign then I've ever seen there. I'm thinking the floods this year really wiped em out. Usually see several from the stand at dusk but not this year.

Have they finished harvesting crops? I hunted the edge of it a few weeks ago and we tree 12.

Posted by yadkintar on 10-21-2017 12:02 AM:

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Yeah but can those 10 casts each tree 6 coons, knock them out and then go back for the next 5 or 6 nights and do the same thing?

It's pecan time here now Richard I ain't so stupid to hunt in the ruff stuff when I can hunt in the pecan bottoms yes you can tree 5 or 6 coons but I only shoot one any more than that is a waste far as I am concerned. And I ain't driving 9 hrs to look at 50 coons because I am cranky like that lol.

Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-21-2017 12:19 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by yadkintar
I hope their easy I am setting here all briar whooped all my joints hurt even my hair hurts I ain't going tonight I need a sympathy vote after I get off of work I am down 🎃

You can put 10 casts in the woods 5 min from your house yet you hunt this?

Posted by Richard Lambert on 10-21-2017 12:23 AM:

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Originally posted by yadkintar
.....And I ain't driving 9 hrs to look at 50 coons because I am cranky like that lol.....

Tarbaby, you don't have to make up excuses. We all understand. If your scared, just say your scared and stay home. I don't think that these guys are coming for the coons.
They want to see/hear what a Tarbaby looks like.

Posted by yadkintar on 10-21-2017 12:30 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Tarbaby, you don't have to make up excuses. We all understand. If your scared, just say your scared and stay home. I don't think that these guys are coming for the coons.
They want to see/hear what a Tarbaby looks like.

Well in that case I might change my mind I am cranky like that too lol.

Posted by JesseJ on 10-21-2017 01:53 AM:

Tar
I bet if the OL game warden caught you shooting coon this time of year there would be a RUMBLE IN OKLAHOMA? JesseJ

Posted by yadkintar on 10-21-2017 01:56 AM:

I ain't been shooting any makes Fred go back to trees. We got a new game warden and you don't give him a reason lol.

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