Show and Tell for all Hunters

[wtrfwlr]

Dec 11, 2012 9:37:59 GMT -7 thywar said:

+1 to the Bravo and for reminding me of Ruark.. Good stuff..

I need to know about the Ruark fella. I'm not familiar with him that I can recall? I do enjoy Theredore Roosevelt and like reading stories from Nash Buckingham and of course Fred Bear among others.

[huntinguy]

Then you need to read Ruark! Good stuff!

[wtrfwlr]

Dec 11, 2012 13:19:19 GMT -7 huntinguy said:

Then you need to read Ruark! Good stuff!

Yes Sir! And I have every intention of doing just that! You been in the woods yet?

[huntinguy]

I made my third afternoon hunt today and have yet to see anything.

Ready to burn some powder. This is the least hunting I've ever done.

[wtrfwlr]

Dec 11, 2012 18:14:16 GMT -7 huntinguy said:

I made my third afternoon hunt today and have yet to see anything.

Ready to burn some powder. This is the least hunting I've ever done.

Wow Bud, I know how you feel! And I know this because I was in the same place last year (as far as hunting) and you consoled me and told me to keep my head up and in the game and my time in the woods would come! I still remember that and wish the old place was around so I could copy/paste those kind words of support you passed along to me. They did help and I'm giving them back to you now....."Keep your eye on the ball, your bases are loaded and your home run is one moment away!"

Those are not the words you wrote but that is what I took away with me and guess what....you were right! You'll be popping caps and having that huge quiet smile of success come across your face before you know it!

[woodscustom]

If you want to start somewhere, read.....


"Death in the Long Grass"

By Peter Hathaway Capstick



A MUST READ for any hunter.

WC

[wtrfwlr]

Dec 11, 2012 18:52:14 GMT -7 woodscustom said:

If you want to start somewhere, read.....


"Death in the Long Grass"

By Peter Hathaway Capstick



A MUST READ for any hunter.

WC

Oh gosh, that is too intriguing of a title not too!
I lost a GREAT story that was published in the Missouri Conservationist years ago that was about a deer hunter that was after a monster Buck that lived in a swamp. An old man told him not to pursue the deer but the hunter would not heed the old man's advice, the story unfolds from there. There was usually a really good article in that magazine, I wished I had saved them!

[Redneckidokie]

Oddly, it was cigarettes and booze that finally killed him.

Dec 11, 2012 18:52:14 GMT -7 woodscustom said:

If you want to start somewhere, read.....


"Death in the Long Grass"

By Peter Hathaway Capstick



A MUST READ for any hunter.

WC