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OIL As far as Flake goes. He seems to be the Lone Ranger calling Obama on the carpet. Bombing Syria is the stupidest thing I have ever heard of, next to Obama (lets shove up your tail) Care. He is drunk with power and probably looks in his shorts every day AMAZED he actually has cajones. What's worse is Hildebeast is next in line. She is guaranteed to get elected. I can only imagine what this country will be like after 2024 if the GOP can actually get it together by then because they haven't a snowballs chance in getting someone elected until then as our manufacturing goes away and morals get tossed in the canal.
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Hey All, I am going to the Orlando area at the end of the first week in November to visit my sister for her birthday and want to do some saltwater fishing for possibly Snook or Dolphin Fish. Anyone have some info they can pass along?
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I guess I find out firsthand next year when I go back to Long Island for my nephews wedding since I'll be there for a week to do some fishing too since now you need a license to fish saltwater. I guess we never knew how good we had it growing up. He told me that they even have a limit of two Flounder a day. I remember going out and filling a bushel basket with them as a kid. It sure helped to feed our family of seven.
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What's your favorite dove ammo so far this year?
PRDATR replied to Scooter's topic in Small Game, Upland Bird, and Waterfowl Hunting
I used some old Remington Dove loads #8 shot in my 20 gauge Opening Day and they were OK but I just knocked the dust of a few that flew overhead. This weekend I'm switching back to my 12 gauge with 7 1/2's. -
Amazing Dove Season
PRDATR replied to Big Browns's topic in Small Game, Upland Bird, and Waterfowl Hunting
Best of times right there. Something he will remember forever. -
Unit 33 Hot Spots and Honey Holes!
PRDATR replied to bigorange's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
Did he get loose AGAIN! I thought I had him tied up pretty good this time. -
Lying politicians? no way!!!! How can you tell the're lying? Their lips are moving.
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I hope that is only a transitional hiccup. I know in Louisiana the Wal Marts have a computer in the Sporting Goods department that the employees use to link to F&G and print you out a nice waterproof license. A lot better than having to print your own from a home computer.
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First time dove hunting
PRDATR replied to YoteHunter's topic in Small Game, Upland Bird, and Waterfowl Hunting
I used a Savage pump in 20 gauge I bought in the 80's from Yellow Front new for $99. I think it is a Model 67? I had a new firing pin put in it last year and had a series of FTF's on opening morning. Makes me wonder if the few drops of Kroil I put on the extractor spring got into the firing pin and mixed with some residue and gunked it up. -
Congratulations. I would love to hear the story and see some pictures and dare I say you and all those involved will be walking on air for quite sometime. You're welcome at my campfire anytime.
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This thread is making me hungry.
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Attention Campers/Hunters New rule in affect on leaving Trailer in the woods
PRDATR replied to muzzlehunter75's topic in The Campfire
I would always take my trailer up the Sunday afternoon before the hunt and set it up and scout the area then come back up on Wednesday after I got out of work and the kids were out of school. I did it so I didn't have to come up and set everything up in the dark, especially if I has to work a full day or stay late, which always seemed to happen when I had plans. I never did it to stake out a spot as I always dry camped in the forest trying to stay as far away from other campers and their all night parties. I never thought much about it because the rule was you could camp in the forest for 14 days and then you had to move. -
Look pretty budded out to me.
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I heard he was with his dad and fell 25 feet and is in "Serious" condition. I believe he is 15 years old and it happened on the Rim east of Payson. Sounded like he got too close to the edge and lost his footing. Not much else was mentioned, I hope he makes a full recovery. I'm sure the father is pretty upset. Prayers for the family.
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Call your Congressman and tell them to say no to the US taking military action against Syria. If Obama wants it so bad let him go over there and do it himself. Nothing good will come of it.
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Best wishes for a fast recovery Josh,
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Arrived @ 5am and watched the sunrise. Plenty of WW's but only managed four. Filled the rest of my limit with Mourning Doves. I scouted the area the day before but the flyway was more to the tree line west of me but I managed to get more on the return flight along with my son and his friend and we all limited it just took a while. It didn't help that my firing pin wasn't striking 30% of the time so it is time to retire/donate that one. Going back tomorrow. There were enough birds that I should have been done by sunrise. I usually hunt Sossaman/Warner but wasn't sure if the area to the SW was open and the gal at G&F had no clue. It looks like Sossaman is going to get re-aligned with Ray pretty soon. Trust me, I'd much rather drive 30 miles than 90 miles.
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Dove hunt with full access to hunt a dairy
PRDATR replied to bowhunter4life's topic in Small Game, Upland Bird, and Waterfowl Hunting
I spent that much in fuel just scouting. PM sent. -
I didn't read one response that was believable.
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http://www.warrencustomoutdoor.com/pl-eezox.html#eezox
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I started my son out at 10 with a single shot 410. At 12 we got him a Youth 870 in 20 gauge. He is now 6'3" and has bought a few 12 gauges of his own and we put a slip on recoil pad on the 870 to lengthen the pull and he still uses it on and off. One thing though was it would sometimes lock up and I would have to hold tightly on the stock and forearm while hitting the rear of the stock on the ground to free it up so it would eject. I was able to duplicate it locking up if I pulled on the trigger while the safety was on. For Dove, Quail a 20 gauge is just fine and all I use most of the time myself.
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Take her out on some scouting trips so she can see what it'll be like and you can see how much hiking she can do. Be prepared, she will be sore after the first day. How active is she usually? Does she do aerobics or is she going to do anything to prepare? On the average most womens muscles aren't as dense or developed as a mans and also take a longer time to recoup from strenuous activity. She will use every muscle in her legs in ways that are tough to prepare for in a gym when she is hiking up and down a mountain. Have her stretch before each outing like runners do before a marathon and bring an extra pair of socks. She needs to be challenged but not overwhelmed if she isn't she will not have anything to draw from if the occasion arises where she has to pour it on for a short time to close the distance. Set a goal each day and achieve it, raise the bar the next time. That is what I did with my wife and kids and their still talking to me. LOL Remember, she is doing this because she also loves you and wants to spend time with you and wants to be part of the excitement.
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Same here. Amazing though they have no problems committing your time to a customer for 16 hours on a Saturday though.
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Nitto terra grapplers or Big O bigfoot A/T's
PRDATR replied to hunt4horns's topic in Other Hunting Gear
I have been running them on my F250 and have gotten upwards of 55K on them. they are 305-55X20 Load Range E
