I wish you the best!

[Joe Brandon]

I remember the first bear I killed after 5 years of hunting and studying. It was literally one of the best days of my life. The following week I got married so it was absolutely the best week in my life.
I wish you all the best hunting season you’ve ever had. I hope you meet some goals and it all comes together for you at least once this year. I hope you make some good friends that you can make some life long memories with. God bless you all and enjoy OUR season, for it is what we wait all year for.

 

[1eyefishing]

It sure is an emotional pursuit.
A few years back I put 2 arrows in one in the tree while basically scouting with my bow for the Blue Ridge primitive weapons hunt
Long story short I lost him.
I felt like my high school girlfriend cheated on me.
The next weekend I drilled one that ran within 10' of me running from the sound of the arrow that zipped thru him. I hauled him off the mountain by myself.
Elation...
Garage taxidermist lost my skin but gave me a good skull.
Gloom, despair, and agony on me...
Gave it about a 10 year break because of my newly acquired lease down South, but have been back at it 2 or 3 years. It seems like I am trying harder and getting more involved each year now.
I want a rug on my wall before my knees give out hiking these hills.
And more elation!

Good luck everybody!

 

[KentuckyHeadhunter]

It sure is an emotional pursuit.
A few years back I put 2 arrows in one in the tree while basically scouting with my bow for the Blue Ridge primitive weapons hunt
Long story short I lost him.
I felt like my high school girlfriend cheated on me.
The next weekend I drilled one that ran within 10' of me running from the sound of the arrow that zipped thru him. I hauled him off the mountain by myself.
Elation...
Garage taxidermist lost my skin but gave me a good skull.
Gloom, despair, and agony on me...
Gave it about a 10 year break because of my newly acquired lease down South, but have been back at it 2 or 3 years. It seems like I am trying harder and getting more involved each year now.
I want a rug on my wall before my knees give out hiking these hills.
And more elation!

Good luck everybody!

You at Turner's? Getting a decent signal?

 

[1eyefishing]

Oh yeah. I got great service here. A few of my hunting ares don't have anything, a few of them have intermittent or I have to walk to a certain area, And a couple are pretty good.

PM coming shortly...

 

[trad bow]

Hope everyone has a great hunting season

 

[Raylander]

We’ll said @Joe Brandon

I hope everyone kills a big’un!

 

[Raylander]

I’m feeling dangerous!

 

[ddd-shooter]

I remember the first bear I killed after 5 years of hunting and studying. It was literally one of the best days of my life. The following week I got married so it was absolutely the best week in my life.
I wish you all the best hunting season you’ve ever had. I hope you meet some goals and it all comes together for you at least once this year. I hope you make some good friends that you can make some life long memories with. God bless you all and enjoy OUR season, for it is what we wait all year for.

Same to you.
God bless you and all on the forum for this season and forward

 

[Swampdogg]

Good luck everyone. Wish you all the best this season.

 

[WOODIE13]

Any luck?

 

[Joe Brandon]

Any luck?

Ive been wondering the same! Know of two down as of yest but those are just folks I have seen.

 

[KentuckyHeadhunter]

Ive been wondering the same! Know of two down as of yest but those are just folks I have seen.

Yeah same here. Wouldn't be surprised if Dillon tags out today lol.

 

[Joe Brandon]

Yeah same here. Wouldn't be surprised if Dillon tags out today lol.

Yeah man I want to see that video!!!

 

[GAbullHunter]

So I know two were taken Saturday, any on Sunday? Anyone on here take them?

We scouted and hunted over the weekend rain and shine. First scouted areas no sign then we moved to another area. Found signs and hunted awhile until the clock said time to go. However was told of a sow and cub sighted just prior to our entrance on the mountain.