Registered: Jul 2007
Location: WESTERN MARYLAND
Posts: 5948
GOOD MORNING ALL 40 DEGREES HERE. WEATHERMAN SAID IT IS TO REALLY COOL DOWN.
quote:Originally posted by wbond Heather
I was wondering if that fisher is something else to have to break a dog off of interesting pictures since I have never seen one in the wild
Bluedogman nice pictures I have a uncle who lives in Florida he always on me about coming down there and coonhunting he had a bear to take a swim in his pool one time
Hey reb has Wayne Jeff and Freddie been hunting any
WBOND, YES A FISHER IS SOMETHING MORE TO BREAK YOUR DOG ON. THEY WILL GIVE YOUNG DOGS A FIT ALONG A CREEK. THEY GO BACK UNDER BANK AND COME OUT FURTHER DOWN. SOME HAVE BEEN TREED. I KNOW A GUY WHO SHOT TWO OUT THEY ARE NASTY. THE FISHER HAD A BULLET IN HIM AND HAD TO FIGHT THREE OLDER HOUNDS. THEY FOUGHT 150 YDS AND ALL THREE DOGS HAD BLOOD COMING OUT OF THEM. THEY FINALLY GOT HIM.
HEATHER, NICE PICKS. KEEP EM COMING WE LIKE SEEING THEM.
CORKY, NICE HUNT. SOUNDS LIKE THE DOGS DID GOOD WORK.
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Registered: May 2005
Location: virginia
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43 DEG HERE WINDY HIGH 57 TODAY
GLAD JOHNNY AND SLOUGH GOT SOME RAIN
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Registered: Aug 2010
Location: guys mills ,pa
Posts: 2192
good am, had a sleet snow mix all morning and last night. miserable. up since 345 am. dog wanted out, went to work, called it off, they did, came home. and now i have a dog vomitting all over the place? shepherd.
Registered: Aug 2010
Location: Coldwater MS
Posts: 1328
IN THE 30'S HERE THIS MORNING AND STILL NO FROST. STILL TRYING TO FIND COON IN ALL THE LEAVES AND WISH I COULD JUST LOOK UP AND SEE THEM IN THE MOONLITE.
I HAD MY THIRD DEER FRONT BUMPER MEETING AND THIS ONE WAS BY FAR THE MOST COSTLY AT $4500.00 AND THEY KEEP GETTING THICKER. MISSISSIPPI GAME AND FISH EXTENDED THE SEASON BY 15 DAYS AND IT IS NOT GOING TO HELP IN MY OPINION. THAT MAKES THE SEASON 4 1/2 MONTHS LONG ALL TOGETHER. THERE ARE JUST NOT AS MANY PEOPLE HUNTING THEM AS THERE USED TO BE AND THE ECONIMY ISN'T HELPING EITHER. ARE THEY BECOMEING A PROBLEM WHERE YA'LL LIVE?
Registered: Aug 2010
Location: guys mills ,pa
Posts: 2192
we have a severe shortage of deer up here greg, sorry to hear about the run in. that sucks. sleeting, snow mix right now. maybe i ought to come down and clean some out for ya. send my son over, he lives in blossom ,tx right now. he'll do it.lol
kelley
Counting bow season we have a 5 1/2 month season. I think the limit is 12, maybe more now. Most hunters I know will kill 2-4 doe for meat and maybe a good buck if they can. More deer here than ever.
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Lumpkin, Ga
Posts: 8757
quote:Originally posted by greg stull ARE THEY BECOMEING A PROBLEM WHERE YA'LL LIVE?
They are not quite as thick as they once were here since they increased the number of does and anterless that could be killed and opened up more of the season to hunt with bows and arrows and primitive weapons, added days etc...in the southern zone anyway, but yes we still have plenty to get in the way as well as deer hunters! This state is all for the deer hunter. Money I suppose.
Registered: Aug 2010
Location: Coldwater MS
Posts: 1328
quote:Originally posted by Slough Counting bow season we have a 5 1/2 month season. I think the limit is 12, maybe more now. Most hunters I know will kill 2-4 doe for meat and maybe a good buck if they can. More deer here than ever.
WHEN I WAS A KID IF YOU SAW A DEER HERE IN TATE COUNTY IT WAS BIG NEWS AND ALOT OF PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT YOU WHERE LIEING. BUT TODAY YOU ARE GOING TO SEE DEER ON A DAILY BASIS. HECK THEY ARE IN MY YARD ALL THE TIME. USED TO BE WHEN YOU DEER HUNTED YOU HOPED ONE CAME BY. NOW YOU HAVE TO DESIDE WHICH ON YOU WANT TO DRAG.
Registered: Aug 2010
Location: Coldwater MS
Posts: 1328
quote:Originally posted by Bluedogman They are not quite as thick as they once were here since they increased the number of does and anterless that could be killed and opened up more of the season to hunt with bows and arrows and primitive weapons, added days etc...in the southern zone anyway, but yes we still have plenty to get in the way as well as deer hunters! This state is all for the deer hunter. Money I suppose.
YES I DO NOT HUNT DEER ANYMORE FOR THAT REASON. I KNOW GUYS THAT WILL FIGHT THEIR BROTHER OVER SOME DEER HUNTING. AND I AM NOT GOING TO PLAY THE DEER HUNTING POLITICS FOR THAT REASON. MY SON GOT HIS FIRST DEER WHEN HE WAS 11 YEARS OLD. A 3 POINT AND ONE OF MY COUSINS ASKED HIM WHEN HE WAS GOING TO GET A TROPHY BUCK. SO WE STARTED HUNTING COON YEAR ROUND AND THAT SAME COUSINS YOUNGEST BOY IS COONHUNTING CRAZY AND COULD CARE LESS ABOUT DEER HUNTING AND I THINK IT IS SO FUNNY.
Registered: Aug 2010
Location: Coldwater MS
Posts: 1328
MR. JOHNNY SOME OF MY BEST CHILDHOOD MEMORIES WAS OUR TRIPS TO FLORIDA. WE USED TO HAVE ALOT OF FUN LOOKING FOR SAND DOLLARS IN THE MORNING. GREAT PICS AND THEY BRING BACK GREAT MEMORIES.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Lumpkin, Ga
Posts: 8757
quote:Originally posted by branchvillekell really nice pics, johnny, would like to get some permission to use some of yours in some paintings, usually spend all winter in my art room.
Thanks! Sure, use anything you like. I think we decided that was a Soft-Shell Turtle but I'm not sure.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Lumpkin, Ga
Posts: 8757
quote:Originally posted by branchvillekell if i paint anything i deem acceptable for other viewing, i will send it to ya. i am my own worst critic,
kelley
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Lumpkin, Ga
Posts: 8757
quote:Originally posted by greg stull WHEN I WAS A KID IF YOU SAW A DEER HERE IN TATE COUNTY IT WAS BIG NEWS AND ALOT OF PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT YOU WHERE LIEING. BUT TODAY YOU ARE GOING TO SEE DEER ON A DAILY BASIS. HECK THEY ARE IN MY YARD ALL THE TIME. USED TO BE WHEN YOU DEER HUNTED YOU HOPED ONE CAME BY. NOW YOU HAVE TO DESIDE WHICH ON YOU WANT TO DRAG.
I remember that time here too! They came in from the Fort Benning Reservation North of us and are now all over the county. A local guy wrote an article for Sports Afield about deer hunting here in Stewart County back during the 70's and out-of-State and county hunters started coming in hunting, buying land, houses and leasing by the droves. Local merchants love the money it brings in.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Lumpkin, Ga
Posts: 8757
quote:Originally posted by 1nighthunter Hey Johnny if you do not mind me asking what find of camera do you use great pictures
Thank you! Those were taken with either a Canon 50D or a Canon 5D mark II using different lenses.. according to which one you are looking at. We used 28-135MM, 24-70MM and 100-400MM lens alternated between the two cameras since they are interchangeable. I will give you the details on any picture if you will specify which one.
10-29-2010 11:17 AM
...49 degrees and windy. Feels quite nippy after being 74 yesterday morning.
