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Don't you love it when....
Don't you love it when you get one treed and are home by 830pm? Lol that's living the dream in the Appalachian mountains. Most of the time I'm lucky to get to my dog at 200 yards within an hour in these steep mountains.
I admire you for hunting in a place like that. I'd probably consider a different hobby if I lived there.
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Originally posted by Hoosier Man1
I admire you for hunting in a place like that. I'd probably consider a different hobby if I lived there.
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Originally posted by Leatherwood
I'd be lying if I said there weren't nights I ask myself what in the world I'm doing.
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Dave Richards I will be 72 in May and like you no more all nighters but I do get to go more often now that I don't have all the other responsibilities. Lots of weeks I hunt 6 nights but only for 2-3 hours a night. I love it.
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Tom Wood
God bless you men for hunting at that age. I hope that I'm fortunate enough to still be running dogs at that age!
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Originally posted by Leatherwood
God bless you men for hunting at that age. I hope that I'm fortunate enough to still be running dogs at that age!
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Tom Wood
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Originally posted by Preacher Tom
God has blessed me with good legs and good lungs to allow me to hunt in these hollers. 6 weeks ago I messed my ankle up pretty bad. Just now able to go pretty good. Mad me think about how blessed I was. Now I'm not so sure about brains or maybe I wouldn't coon hunt at all, lol.
Leatherwood/Tom
My hunting partner just turned 83 in Jan and was/Is one of the hardest coon hunters that I have ever known. He got Covid around Thanksgiving and has a real hard time getting over it, did not think he was going to live. Thankfully, he pulled through and is slowly getting better, but we have NOT gotten to go coon hunting in over 7 weeks. Hopefully, we will be able to go some before the season ends on March 10th in Virginia. We usually hunt 5 to six nights a week for 3 or 4 hours a night, that's about all we can stand hunting in these steep mountains. Unfortunately, the hunting all night days are over for us these days, but the love of coon hunting is still strong. GOD is great and has blessed us in so many ways, we are really thankful that my hunting buddy has finally beat the Covid virus, even though Covid put a big damper on our hunting this year. Dave
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Re: Leatherwood/Tom
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Originally posted by Dave Richards
My hunting partner just turned 83 in Jan and was/Is one of the hardest coon hunters that I have ever known. He got Covid around Thanksgiving and has a real hard time getting over it, did not think he was going to live. Thankfully, he pulled through and is slowly getting better, but we have NOT gotten to go coon hunting in over 7 weeks. Hopefully, we will be able to go some before the season ends on March 10th in Virginia. We usually hunt 5 to six nights a week for 3 or 4 hours a night, that's about all we can stand hunting in these steep mountains. Unfortunately, the hunting all night days are over for us these days, but the love of coon hunting is still strong. GOD is great and has blessed us in so many ways, we are really thankful that my hunting buddy has finally beat the Covid virus, even though Covid put a big damper on our hunting this year. Dave
Curious
What kind of boots do you guys wear in those hills....?
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Hardly ever wear rubber boots with chaps. Lace up hunting boots. If I have to cross water I just get wet, lol.
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Tom Wood
Re: Don't you love it when....
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Originally posted by Leatherwood
Don't you love it when you get one treed and are home by 830pm? .
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Re: Curious
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Originally posted by Dan&Ann
What kind of boots do you guys wear in those hills....?
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