Rus,
From everything I've read, we get drunk, set by corn feeders,
shoot at everything that moves, ride around in pickups with
our guns hanging out the windows, spit tobacco juice, talk
real slow, fart, set in heated blinds, set in air conditioned
blinds, ect. ect.
I do fart on occasion. And I've been known to get drunk around
a campfire of good friends. But snuff makes me puke.
Rus, I like to watch bachlor groups of bucks during the summer
at a long distance to kinda see what's going on. It's been
tough this year, cause we've had so much rain they're pretty
holed up. Thats good and bad. After that, I like to try to
set up in a tree stand with a bow and catch'em still in their
summer haze. On dry years setting water around here can be
really good, but few do it. Toward the last part of bow season,
going into the first of rifle, I like to rattle the horns.
It can be frustrating at times, but when they're liking it,
it's a heck of alot of fun. After that, you're talking rifles
and rut around here. Alot of what we mess with is REAL open
country. We try to set up where we can view some country and
glass, and if you'll spend enough time doing that, you'll
finally catch something tending a doe. From there it's either
shoot, or sneak and crawl 'til you can, which is fun. We carry
homemade crossed shooting sticks made out of dowel rod, with
16 penny nails coming out the bottom for support. When the
Blue Stem's tall enough, you can do some sneaking. Get alot of
cow crap and cactus on ya, and in ya, but it's worth it.
Can't wait.
fyi
lrv
