I saw that yesterday - that thing is a Dinosaur!
Big Game Hunters, Show Your Stuff
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wascaptain
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this spike is only coming to the feeders at night.
i go on vaction next week after i get back....some pork chops
i go on vaction next week after i get back....some pork chops
wascaptain
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heres the pork chops
Time for me to put up the broadcast spreader - after a couple of days they get the timer figured out & show up just before it turns on.
It seems almost like cheating but I'm not looking for a booner - just a couple of adults to fill the freezer & thin the herd a bit.
It seems almost like cheating but I'm not looking for a booner - just a couple of adults to fill the freezer & thin the herd a bit.
wascaptain
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i feed year around.
my son and does most of the hunting, i limit him to 3 deer a season and any pigs and coons
i dont shoot on the property unless its for hunting.
dont allow duck or squirel hunting , try to keep it nice and quiet for the deer.
corn is at about 13 bucks for 50 lbs i put down 100 lbs a month during summer and for the last few weeks until the deer season is over 100lbs a weekish.
also its a 52 mile one way trip.
fish get about 25lbs every couple of months, fish food aint cheap.
here at the house i feed the squirls and the birds
waste of money? probley, but to get out there and relax is worth it to me
BarnBuster
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"A common belief holds that, among foraging populations, men have typically hunted animals while women gathered plant products for food. However, mounting archaeological evidence from across human history and prehistory is challenging this paradigm; for instance, women in many societies have been found buried alongside big-game hunting tools."
The Myth of Man the Hunter: Women’s contribution to the hunt across ethnographic contexts
The sexual division of labor among human foraging populations has typically been recognized as involving males as hunters and females as gatherers. Recent archeological research has questioned this paradigm with evidence that females hunted (and went to war) throughout the Homo sapiens lineage...
BarnBuster
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"I stood up and grabbed the holster but was unable to remove the revolver regardless of how hard I tugged. When I looked up, the grizzly was charging toward me…The next minute seemed to last an eternity."
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The Longest Minute - Sporting Classics Daily
Doug White's "The Longest Minute" recounts the moment he and his hunting partner were attacked by a grizzly while field-dressing a moose.
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BarnBuster
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Fred Selous Heart of Steel - Sporting Classics Daily
In "Heart of Iron Frame of Steel" Jim Casada tells Sporting Classics readers of one big-game hunter, Fred Selous, from our 1984 issue.
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joe_croupier
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My cat hunted a mouse once and left me it at the bottom of the stairs to my house as a present, the next day my other cat his brother left me another mouse in the same spot but it was a soft toy mouse from some neighbours garden.
In exactly the same spot
He tried bless him
In exactly the same spot
He tried bless him
That cat's a keeper!
joe_croupier
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He run away like a crazy person, iv not seen him for 6yrs, Tommy the mouse hunter never seen again
pretty sure he’s happy somewhere chasing fake muce
DarkWeb
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Mmmmm....with butter
DarkWeb
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raratt
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I'm good with that except for the PBR,
DarkWeb
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More for me lolI'm good with that except for the PBR,