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Re: Big Cypress Turkey Hunting
Sometimes turkey hunting is easy. If your in the right spot with a bird who’s hot to trot it can be over in 10 minutes. Most of the time though your walking for hours in woods that seem void of all life. Couple things I’ve learned hunting turkey on public land. Turkeys like to roost over or very near water, gives them a sense of sercurity I guess. Don’t over call, these birds on public land have learned being a loud mouth gets you killed, either by hunters or predators. Never leave the woods before noon, the most success I’ve had on public land is after the initial fly down. Boss turkey runs off and breeds those hens he’s been talking to on the roost. About 10-11 o’clock he’s ready for round 2 and will be more likely to respond to a call. Always remember we are trying to make a turkey do something that is against his nature, the male goobles to bring the hens to him. Welcome to the madness bud, I’m getting excited just thinking about it.
Tony Roma
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Re: Big Cypress Turkey Hunting
Best pre-season scouting is getting out early and listening for roost Gobbles. You can scout 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile around you without looking for tracks or poop. Bring an Owl hooter call.
Pinman
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Re: Jaw bone... What say you?
Those are some pretty hands. I’d say 39 yrs old, 190 lbs and 5’10” tall
Jonsredfishin
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Re: Service dogs
Remember when you could have a good support Beer in the car on the way home from work.
those were the days.......
those were the days.......
MACD
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Keaton Beach day
Some friends from Keaton Beach really know how to rub it in. Their Wednesday catch.
redeye76
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Service dogs
The U.S. Department of Transportation is proposing to stop recognizing emotional support animals as service animals and to recognize only dogs as service animals.
THANK GOODNESS!!
https://www.ajc.com/blog/airport/govt-proposes-major-curbs-for-emotional-support-animals-flights/1Zi4goFMlPiW7gNCIjfdrM/
THANK GOODNESS!!
https://www.ajc.com/blog/airport/govt-proposes-major-curbs-for-emotional-support-animals-flights/1Zi4goFMlPiW7gNCIjfdrM/
ferris1248
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Re: Good bad new and especially old
Here's a picture of my wife with a buck she killed down in a Georgia swamp almost 30 years ago. As you can see, I didn't marry her because she is cute(of course she is), but she has that ability to kill big bucks. A character trail that makes her a real catch!
Ruff One
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Re: Good bad new and especially old
Not a photo but came across this a couple days ago. "Several people were arrested" on the L-8 levee that day included yours truly
who was 18 YO at the time. My brother was 16 and wasn't ticketed (arrest was notice to appear). We took the regulations brochure to court as it just said "Dove" were legal to hunt and adjudication was withheld. The next year 4 Whitewings were added to the 12 Dove limit. I learned at a very early age to know the regulations better than the warden. 
Pinman
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Re: Squatters told to move out.....
The term, "wrongful eviction" keeps circling around ... mostly by bicycle. The only wrongful eviction is if you evict a person who is paying their rent on time. If they haven't paid, if their lease has expired, if they're NOT PAYING at all, like the original story ... then they are being RIGHTFULLY evicted.
I get so tired of the "rich vs. poor" argument. I'm not rich, by ANY comparison. Wife can't work, and I make a living wage because I've been working at the same company for 22+ years. I didn't expect $15.00 an hour when I started, I worked my way up to a decent wage.
BUT ... we are debt free. We live within our means. The only items we put on credit are a vehicle when one dies. We don't buy a new vehicle every year just to look cool or to one-up the neighbors. We concentrated on paying our house off, then we concentrated on paying off vehicles. Now we can afford to save money and work towards a retirement.
It is CHEAPER on a monthly basis to own a home than it is to rent. Generally, a mortgage paying is about 3/4 what a rent payment would be for the same place. People who rent all their lives ... if you get evicted when the owner wants to sell their house ... it's your own fault.
I get so tired of the "rich vs. poor" argument. I'm not rich, by ANY comparison. Wife can't work, and I make a living wage because I've been working at the same company for 22+ years. I didn't expect $15.00 an hour when I started, I worked my way up to a decent wage.
BUT ... we are debt free. We live within our means. The only items we put on credit are a vehicle when one dies. We don't buy a new vehicle every year just to look cool or to one-up the neighbors. We concentrated on paying our house off, then we concentrated on paying off vehicles. Now we can afford to save money and work towards a retirement.
It is CHEAPER on a monthly basis to own a home than it is to rent. Generally, a mortgage paying is about 3/4 what a rent payment would be for the same place. People who rent all their lives ... if you get evicted when the owner wants to sell their house ... it's your own fault.
Fishingpervert
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