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Breakfast in Texas

Postby RD-Sam » Fri Aug 21, 2009 6:23 pm

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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby ga. prime » Fri Aug 21, 2009 7:34 pm

And I thought I had too many deer. That's absurd.
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby tncattle » Fri Aug 21, 2009 9:34 pm

that just ain't right
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby chrisy » Sat Aug 22, 2009 5:05 am

What a nice couple, but I'm wondering are they just fattening them up for the shoot? hope not.
makes no sense to me just sitting tapping at the keys!
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby Arnold Ziffle » Sat Aug 22, 2009 10:09 am

Very interesting video. Lots of starving deer (and cattle) in Texas these days. To view some very good footage of two bucks fighting click onto the "Awesome Whitetail Deer" video that pops up on the screen right after the Breakfast video.
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby RD-Sam » Sat Aug 22, 2009 12:24 pm

chrisy wrote:What a nice couple, but I'm wondering are they just fattening them up for the shoot? hope not.


Funny you mentioned that. I made a friend mad one time, he called himself a hunter and I said he wasn't. He, like so many "hunters" these days go and make these food plots with lush grasses and such, and feed the deer in the weeks prior to opening day. Then they sit in their tree stand that is position perfectly in line with where they feed the deer for that perfect shot, and they wait for day break to pick them off. I told him he may as well just go shoot some cows in the field, no different. He got very upset with me, he really thought he was the great white hunter. :lol2:
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby K2011 » Sat Aug 22, 2009 2:56 pm

RD-Sam wrote:
chrisy wrote:What a nice couple, but I'm wondering are they just fattening them up for the shoot? hope not.


Funny you mentioned that. I made a friend mad one time, he called himself a hunter and I said he wasn't. He, like so many "hunters" these days go and make these food plots with lush grasses and such, and feed the deer in the weeks prior to opening day. Then they sit in their tree stand that is position perfectly in line with where they feed the deer for that perfect shot, and they wait for day break to pick them off. I told him he may as well just go shoot some cows in the field, no different. He got very upset with me, he really thought he was the great white hunter. :lol2:


lol, it's not as easy as ur making it sound :lol2:
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby RD-Sam » Sat Aug 22, 2009 3:41 pm

I worked with a guy that tracked a goat for two days, thought he was tracking a deer. He got the nickname "Goat Man". Good thing these modern day hunters can buy food at the store. :lol2:
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby talldog » Sat Aug 22, 2009 4:29 pm

RD-Sam wrote:I worked with a guy that tracked a goat for two days, thought he was tracking a deer. He got the nickname "Goat Man". Good thing these modern day hunters can buy food at the store. :lol2:

NO truer words were ever spoken !! :tiphat:
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Re: Breakfast in Texas

Postby chrisy » Sun Aug 23, 2009 3:39 am

talldog wrote:
RD-Sam wrote:I worked with a guy that tracked a goat for two days, thought he was tracking a deer. He got the nickname "Goat Man". Good thing these modern day hunters can buy food at the store. :lol2:

NO truer words were ever spoken !! :tiphat:

yeah...but goat isn't that bad to eat... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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