When muzzle loading was no longer real muzzle loading I quit and use that time for other things now and hunt hard the last rifle season.Xd357 said:
When muzzle loading was no longer real muzzle loading I quit and use that time for other things now and hunt hard the last rifle season.Xd357 said:Man I hate you haven't see anything. You don't have a
"muzzle loader"?? You could have a tc in 358 win.
There is fresh sign and also some hog and dog sign. My luck might break in the second season.Hrdnox said:Nice views, but is there any sign down there? Rubs, scrapes, crap, or whatever? Sorry your B'day was a bust, but I think you need to set aside a little time to do a little homework/scouting and such. Those woods look like all the other thousands of acres of bottom land in MS. Plenty of deer around, but they're still a little localized, that is unless you're hunting dogs.Hope things improve in a couple of weeks.
AMEN!!! very well said :thumbup:Shooter said:"This is all I saw while hunting yesterday on my birthday" Ain't it grand! Great place to reflect on how truely blessed we are to live where we do.
I am glad the pictures brought back some good memories for you. Yes, they are pretty woods.Hrdnox said:I hope so Bud! Hang in there and things'll get better.
Those are some pretty woods you're hunting, though. Reminds me of some Woody hunting my Dad and I used to do. He's been gone a long time, but I'm hoping he's got some woods like that scoped out in Heaven.![]()