MattM37
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The most astonishing shooting I have ever seen: The summer I was ten or eleven, my brother was home on leave and had just bought a new .22-250. After... -
I agree wholeheartedly about offering a landowner some help. But the author of the fs.com article discusses "strategies" such as approaching...Leave a comment:
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Landowner - Hunter Relations
Do you hunt someone else's land? Standing permission, or do you ask around at different places each season?
If you're a landowner, do... -
Yes, I do, unless I'm hiking to the blackberry patch and have my buckets in hand.
I've always just used sticks I find in the woods. I prefer...Last edited by MattM37; Yesterday, 12:52 PM.Leave a comment:
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Sure, why not? Most peoples since the dawn of mankind have survived without much or any variety. Having lots of food choices is a relatively new thing....Last edited by MattM37; 07-16-2019, 11:46 AM.Leave a comment:
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The LA scandal Jimbo refers to was in the 90s, in LA's "Rampart" division, the anti-gang task force. Lots of media coverage, hundreds of...Leave a comment:
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Last season, I had just brought a pretty big pickerel, a good 21-22 incher, in to shore. As I bent over to reach down for it, with my rod bent double,...Leave a comment:
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Most anything, even an essential vitamin, in its purest form and in high amounts, can be harmful or fatal....Leave a comment:
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Yeah, that part kind of stood out for me, too....Leave a comment:
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Souvenirs
This hospital has a display board of lures they've taken out of fishermen.
https://www.newyorkupstate.com/adiro...019/07/painful... -
Good book for summer reading
A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World, by C.A. Fletcher. Lots of good survival-hunting stuff. It's another apocalypse story, but it's set long... -
Scariest ever for today's audiences, maybe, whose standards are much lower than twenty, thirty, forty years ago. I won't go back much further because...Leave a comment:
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Terrible indeed. I killed a woodchuck once that had hundreds of bloated ticks all over its throat and face. My cousin and I were fishing our uncle's...Leave a comment:
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Currently I'm using an old cell-phone, lousy pictures; my smartphone is sitting dead on a shelf, but I should be back in the year 2019 soon enough. ...Leave a comment:
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Rabies
Local news today has a story about an 84-year-old man who strangled a fox after it attacked his wife in their driveway. Have you ever encountered a... -
I used to use the basic skirted-tail tube jigs for river smallmouth, two-inchers in brown or olive-green. The old standby Mister Twister curly-tails,...Leave a comment:
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I think you nailed it. I hadn't thought of the different physical traits of the animals they live on up there, compared to the game we're used to down...Leave a comment:
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Man thinks of cleaver. Woman thinks of ulu. See, look at that: A simple knife question turns into some serious sociology. We've done some good work here...Leave a comment:
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Creepy experiences sometimes make me think of buck fever. Bear with me. The physical and psychological causes of buck fever are well-documented -- the...Leave a comment:
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The only advantage I can think of is the press-and-roll cutting you could do, when you steak a long fish like salmon, or cut a backstrap into medallions....Leave a comment:
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