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JamisJockey · Joined: 16 May 2005 Posts: 1023 Location: Woodbridge, VA

Deerhunters? Any good?

Sombeech · Joined: 09 Dec 2004 Posts: 11430 Location: The Rubbish Bin

I stayed home this year. Been skunked the last few.

The camping is still worth it, but not the anticipation and dissappointment.

accadacca · Joined: 02 Dec 2004 Posts: 7102 Location: The Interwebs

Fourty will have to report here. Of course it could spark some anti conversation. Oh well they don't have to click right. :haha:

JamisJockey · Joined: 16 May 2005 Posts: 1023 Location: Woodbridge, VA

accadacca wrote: Fourty will have to report here. Of course it could spark some anti conversation. Oh well they don't have to click right. :haha:

Fuckem if they can't take a joke. Thats why I posted it here in hunting.

:bootyshake:

If I can manage some free time this week I'm going looking for muzzleloaders. I know, I know, its a year until next season, but I'm thinking I'll put a new pair of waders and a Muzzlegun on layaway at sportsmans. Merry christmas to me.

fourtycal · Joined: 13 May 2005 Posts: 847 Location: Midvale

Quote: If I can manage some free time this week I'm going looking for muzzleloaders

I have three muzzleloaders. They are a blast to shoot! One of these years I will even take one hunting. Look at the Thompson Encore if you get a chance. IMO it is the straightest shooting Muzzleloader there is.

Quote: The camping is still worth it, but not the anticipation and dissappointment

It is all about the outing. A couple of my favorite hunts have been taking my nephews when I had no tag. Then again, I am blessed with a deer nearly every year I have gone. I figure I have tagged 15 deer in the last 20 years(four of those years(two on a mission)I did not have a tag)