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I gave a very loud and obnoxious Grouse plenty of time to stop walking down and beeping at me on the log I was sitting on, it may have been his drumming log? Eat, um! 😋 -
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By bobbymalone · Posted
I missed a grouse by a half inch a couple years ago and was told after the fact by my buddy it was illegal. I didn't look into it, just took his word for it. I usually bring a field tip in my quiver just in case I decide I need convince my buddies to try squirrel. -
I would really like to pick up some grouse, a turkey and some deer meat with my new crossbow this fall. A few more 100 honey-do's at the new house and I should be good! 🙃
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By bobbymalone · Posted
I buy a tag every fall just in case. Haven't filled one yet though. -
If you’re a bow hunter, you kinda hafta automatically consider it if you have birds around. BUT I will say you’re better off either concentrating on one or the other OR hunt from a blind. They are super quick to pick off tree stand hunters more often than not. -
This is from the window of our cabin out in the black hills last week: -
Anyone going this season? Never have tried a fall hunt but would like to give it a try. They seem to really be grouped up now. Any tips on how to pick the best roadside ditch to sit in? Their everywhere! 😆
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Pork loin chops my second favorite taters, fried taters in butter and onions and some beans!
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Hello,
I hope someone here can help me. I have a 1999 Mercury 175 EFI on a Crestliner 21' Phantom. When idling in gear I have to trim the motor up to get the exhaust port out of the water, or else it will start building up pressure and foul the plugs. Not a big deal but I saw another boat with what looked like an exhaust snorkel on it. It attached to the motor and then angled up 4 or 5 inches so the exhaust could exit above the water level without trimming the motor. Anyone know what this accessory is called or where to get it? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
David
[This message has been edited by ncg (edited 05-20-2003).]
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