Are you Lucky?

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Originally Posted by Skizo

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Originally Posted by N4riX

where do you go hunt Skizo? You should come up to Canada for a big buck. I can hit them off my deck with my 7mm.

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From chatting to kallie, you have the same whitetail that we have down here. :unsure:

I grew up hunting on an enormous lease outside of Blanco, but now I hunt just outside of Tarpley, Texas.

Put this in Google Earth and that will take you right to the cabin.

29°43'10.79"N 99°26'21.91"W

It's a large, mountainous region lease. A couple of the stands require ATVs to access.

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nice place, looks like prime hunting. do you have elk there? and what kind of quads do you own? i just bought a bombardier renegade 800 and love it.
i hunt here 50°54'34.84"N 99°48'39.10"W but fly farther north too.

I've generally always been lucky with stuff. I win things, land ok when I fall....escape serious injury when I shouldn't, Avoid capture when I've been bad. I'm just a lucky bastard. :cheers: luck. :smilie4:

I guess I'm lucky, I always seem to find money on the ground when I go places. That and I haven't gotten shot, maimed, or beaten in my life.

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Originally Posted by N4riX

where do you go hunt Skizo? You should come up to Canada for a big buck. I can hit them off my deck with my 7mm.

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The deer here eat out of my bird feeder.
Thats pretty lucky.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y29...OurPetDeer.jpg

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Originally Posted by Cheeseman1208

I always seem to find money on the ground when I go places.

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How does one "...seem to find money...". Shirley one either finds it, or doesn't.

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Originally Posted by DRACOJOE2

The deer here eat out of my bird feeder.
Thats pretty lucky.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y29...OurPetDeer.jpg

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Shoot that thieving bastard.

Think of the birds.

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Originally Posted by N4riX

nice place, looks like prime hunting. do you have elk there? and what kind of quads do you own? i just bought a bombardier renegade 800 and love it.
i hunt here 50°54'34.84"N 99°48'39.10"W but fly farther north too.

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Nope; no elk. Elk are in higher elevations - northern New Mexico, Colorado, etc.

No ATV either. A friend has one that he's planning on bringing this year, but I don't know the type.

As for your location, it looks lush and flat. (Or is it really open?)

Must be super cold up there this time of year. :ermm:

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Originally Posted by Skizo

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Originally Posted by N4riX

nice place, looks like prime hunting. do you have elk there? and what kind of quads do you own? i just bought a bombardier renegade 800 and love it.
i hunt here 50°54'34.84"N 99°48'39.10"W but fly farther north too.

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Nope; no elk. Elk are in higher elevations - northern New Mexico, Colorado, etc.

No ATV either. A friend has one that he's planning on bringing this year, but I don't know the type.

As for your location, it looks lush and flat. (Or is it really open?)

Must be super cold up there this time of year. :ermm:

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your eye is sharp. yeah its pretty flat but it's the fact that its on a national park line that makes this special. my friend is a guide who caters to Americans for bear, deer, elk, moose, ducks etc. so there's no shortage of game.
And cold is an understatement my friend, it's fucking frigid.

I can't even imagine.

The coldest temperature I've experienced was here in Texas about 4 years ago when it got down to 19. It was miserable. :ermm:

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Originally Posted by Skizo

I can't even imagine.

The coldest temperature I've experienced was here in Texas about 4 years ago when it got down to 19. It was miserable. :ermm:

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That's like July temps in Canadia.
You wouldn't be miserable up there, you'd be dead.