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Hunting 24/25: big bucks and a lot of ducks!


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I think we are gonna wait to go up after tomorrow's game. We got 7 inches at the lease, and there is about 4 inches of water under the feeders. The owner said to come on out, but that it is really muddy. In other words, you can come out, but you sure are gonna fuck up the roads. It's our first year, so we are gonna try to keep the roads in good shape.

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On 11/5/2024 at 9:08 AM, Storm the Field said:

I know this dude must still be young, b/c he appears to be out stumbling home from the bars at 3 in the morning.

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Same dude wandered out in the rain to two separate feeders between midnight and 1 am last night.

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Guessing the rut hasn't quite started yet. Doesn't this idiot know he won't get laid if he only comes out when the does are sleeping?

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11 hours ago, 686 said:


It definitely looks like a domestic that broke loose, and like it would be good eating.

We have a lot of Oreo looking black and white or black and orange hogs.  Maybe 10% or more of the general population....coloration seems to be just part of our genetic make-up as there are normally one or two in every brood.

Been that way for 30 years in the part of the hill country we hunt.

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