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Mountian Man
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hows the huntin in Al

Hello everyone I have a friend movin to AL shortly and he was wandering how the huntin was there,he will be near Huntsville Al
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mike long
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I think its pretty good but then again Ive lived here my whole life.

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i heard

if your dog quits barkin on track go home...or is that georga

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Blue Iron
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Re: hows the huntin in Al

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Originally posted by Mountian Man
Hello everyone I have a friend movin to AL shortly and he was wandering how the huntin was there,he will be near Huntsville Al
Thanks

I've never hunted quite that far north but I'm assuming its about like it is around Birmingham. Real hilly, mostly dry with a decent coon population.

Now down south where I come from is real swampy and wet with a small coon population.

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