hunting memoir

[moose270]

was just remembering when big bucks were ample, and hunters didnt whack little buck that came into view. my daughter will be born jan 1st although i wont be alive to pass on the huntin tradition my father who has been my hunting partner for years will. cant wait to hunt your state next, i should still be here. if anyone would have any suggestions on a region for us to hunt or how for me to approach framers to maybe pay a trepass fee to let us hunt on there property please respond

 

[bukket]

weird post

 

[moose270]

sorry,didnt mean for it to be wierd. just wanted you guys to understand, instead of getting replies like stay on your side of the river and shat. i want to hunt your great state maybe make a memory or two. but the pm's i get and the response i get is nothing but negative. i am not some nob shine who is gonna shoot the first eight that walks by as a matter of fact, i bet my throphy book is just as distingushed as most of yours. just looking for some equality maybe a few pointers from you people,

 

[DOUBLE LUNG]

The first part of you post doesn't really make much sence, unless i am reading it wrong. If you want to have some land to hunt for sure call a guide, besides that the only advice i can give you is to go and ask the farmers door to door.

 

[moosehunter]

moose270. i think you may have taken it wrong. i think all muddy is saying is you could try driving around and ask farmers or land owners here to hunt. paying a land owner plus the cost of a NR license could add up to some big dollars where IL. has some dandy deer and you wouldn't have near the cost, just the effort of finding a place to go. i've been on this site for quite a while and no one has ever been rude to my knowledge. if you decide to hunt in Iowa I'm sure you could find a place to go. either way you go, good luck.

 

[gundog870]

i guess i dont understand the part about not being here?? whats going on?
sorry i might sound alittle blunt but i dont get it??