Registered: Jul 2011
Location: McDonough, New York
Posts: 35
Some kids go trick or treating, I go coon hunting!
I decided tonight was a beautiful night here in New York to hike the hills by my house with my 1 year old english female. I cut her loose and within 15 mins she had 1 coon treed. Shot that one, sent her back out and got another one. She is doing a very good job and i'm very pleased with her! Can't wait to get her in the hunts.
Registered: Jan 2010
Location: Benton, KY
Posts: 711
That's about the best way to stay out of trouble Halloween night that I can think of. I done that all the way through high school, while some of my class mates were getting into trouble being stupid. Just had to remember to park where your truck wouldn't become a target for any tricks .... and hope the hay bales and tires had burned down before it was time to come home !
quote:Originally posted by Glenn Wells That's about the best way to stay out of trouble Halloween night that I can think of. I done that all the way through high school, while some of my class mates were getting into trouble being stupid. Just had to remember to park where your truck wouldn't become a target for any tricks .... and hope the hay bales and tires had burned down before it was time to come home !
The worste thing we ever did was turn a rocking chair over on the front porch if nobody was home. Man, yall were some Bad Dudes. LOL
Registered: Oct 2008
Location: Williamsburg, Ky
Posts: 107
quote:Originally posted by Glenn Wells That's about the best way to stay out of trouble Halloween night that I can think of. I done that all the way through high school, while some of my class mates were getting into trouble being stupid. Just had to remember to park where your truck wouldn't become a target for any tricks .... and hope the hay bales and tires had burned down before it was time to come home !
Buddy it sounds like your from Whitley county with that quote and you must have been huntin in Gatliff LOL
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Registered: Jan 2010
Location: Benton, KY
Posts: 711
Must be a Kentucky thing from one end of the state to the other ! It was in Lovelaceville, down in Ballard county that it became a tradition around here to start with. Lately you hear of it in different places around the area, but it hasn't been a annual thing like Ballard county.
11-01-2011 03:53 AM
