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I hunted out of that blind when I went back to Maryland to hunt with Jerry.

Paul, how is Dale's season going?

schreid22 wrote:

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Bonjour,

personnellement, je ne vais pas souvent à la chasse en raiison de mon travail. Je chasse princiipalement pendant le weekend. Et aussi la raison qui m'empeche de n'y aller pas la maladie dentaire que j'ai, mais j'ai trouvé une solution en utilisant un produit de blanchissement dentaire qui cesse la douleur dentaire dans demi-heure. Pour nous, chasseurs, nous devrions planifier une sortie ensemble.

 

Merci!

 

José.

yup, what he said

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Hey Mattie,

 

Yes!  When it is close-by I definitely use it.  Makes brushing-in a cinch!  How long does it stay green after you cut it?  Actually, one of the blinds I used a few weeks ago was brushed-in with it.  I will post a photo when I figure out how.   How many hours from Jackson are you located?  

 

Rob

 

 

Here are the 3 hunts I've had so far this season.   The first was probably the most exciting hunt I've had.  I wasn't expecting much but the crows were in some kinda mood that morning.  I shot 30 between sunrise and 8:30.  This was a south facing blind so I decided to call it when the sun started getting in my eyes.   I went and got my truck and drove it around to my blind.  Then I picked up all my decoys and left the decoy bag sitting right in front of my blind while I checked the woods behind my blind for any more K.I.A's.  While I was doing that a lone crow came in and began screaming at the dead ones on the ground.  I snuck back into my blind and killed it for a total of thirty-one.  Crazy! All with my truck and decoy bag right there! (one of the pics shows the scene)  The next hunt I only got 3 (Mattie, this is the one I used river cane to bush-in with. you can see it in the background).  Just could not get them interested in my spread.  The wind was wrong and I think that played a big part.   The last hunt netted 43- my personal best.   It actually would have been several more but the hawks were very much enjoying my cripples.  I hope to hit this farm again in a week or two!

Good work, Rob. 

 I enjoy hunt reports and photos of the set and surrounding country. Keep after 'em.

 Randy 

 Good work Rob. Thanks for the pictures. Someone smarter than me will have to tell you how to keep them straight. 

 Bald eagles used to be a rare sight around here. Now they're everywhere and a guy doesn't give them a second thought. They sure are a majestic bird, especially at thirty feet.

 So, what's more uncommon, the snow or the eagle?

 Randy 

  

I haven't been on the forum much lately but I'm still at it more than ever!

Just been busy with work and stuff.

Hello everyone ;
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Bob A. I notice too the reduction is CB posting. Perhaps members cannot afford ammo anymore, or have taken two jobs to pay family expenses due to rampart inflation and can no longer affford the gas to check out crow spots and consequently dthey don't have the "free" time to actually hunt. Perhaps some favorite spots could be out of range of "almost" required electric vehicles.  My state is one of the most "moved to" states in the union and I can count right now three super crow massacre spots that are no more due to builting of shopping center and housing projects... with more to come in areas that just a few years ago were farming country. Illegals are squatting on one of my farms ( peanut farmers ) making it more difficult for the land owner to grant permission for fear of confrontation and legal issues. And I cannot end without saying a new and huge solar farm (next door) has restricted, soon to eliminate I fear, my hunting as owner fears issues with "shot" damaging panels.  But on positive note, thank goodness, I still do have enough peanut and pecan farms left to maintain my enthusiasm! 

 

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