Dryad Hog hunt and bow class. . .WE'RE BACK!!!!

[the Ferret]

Mike did you get my email from yesterday?

[wingnut]

Yep I got it.

I'll try not to forget.  LOL

Thanks,

Mike

[the Ferret]

Good! BTW we're getting a pretty good soaker today. It's keeping me from chasing turkey birds, that's fo sho.

Be safe, have fun, hunt hard, shoot straight, and track diligently..and oh yea..make shavings    

[wingnut]

Dang Mickey you sound like my mother.  LOL

"Be safe, have fun, hunt hard, shoot straight, and track diligently..and oh yea..make shavings"

But hopefully we will do all of the above with gusto.  The being safe is a little probelm the ranch as a big swamp that has some 12+ ft. gators.  Don't want to be blood trailing and become dinner.  LOL

Mike

[Bard1]

"The being safe is a little probelm the ranch as a big swamp that has some 12+ ft. gators. Don't want to be blood trailing and become dinner. LOL
"  
I sighned up for WHAT!!??    
Yep, this texas adventure has the makings of one FINE story for the kids.  Yes sir!  YEE HAA!

[Charlie Lamb]

Just talked to CK a few minutes ago and with his ongoing research visa vie the "Hog Chronicles", he has laid low the mighty boar and put camp meat in the larder.

Like they say, the proof is in the puddin'.

There was talk of using someone else's arrow that was found during Texas Sweat '07, and a serious heart shot on the aforementioned barbeque contender.

I'll let him set the record straight when he gets out of the woods.

[Charlie Lamb]

He mentioned that he was expecting Mike and Jason at any moment. This will be a fun hunt to the max and piggy heads are gonna roll.  

[bayoulongbowman]

Bard, Id pack good pair of leather gloves , I love Texas but everything has stickers or thorns on it...  just my 2cents worth of experience..love them arras...( arrows)      

[Guru]

Good Luck to all...

Alright Curtis!!

[the Ferret]

well where's the stories? LOL

[Littlefeather]

Hey Gang, I made a special trip home to get more clothes, Ice, etc. My clothes keep getting muddy from the swamp. They're some definite pigs in there. As Charlie said above, I did take a hog at 1:15pm in the afternoon the day before the actual hunt was to begin. This proves the mid-day water hole theory. I punched a 70# sow with a previous clients arrow. Someone at Texas Sweat found an arrow that Al Long had lost on the ranch. I put it in my quiver and ended up shooting this hog with it. Sorry Al, she ain't good anymore.    

The rest of the gang was headed out to the barn to scrape wood and tell tales of hunting as I left. The Moon is really bright and the pigs are mostly running at night. We'll keep giving them hell and hopefully we'll have some great tales by Sunday evening. Thanks for looking! CK

[the Ferret]

:eek:   Dayum CK...magnum loaded his butt and he kept on going huh? Sounds like a MONSTER!    

Dianne shot one of those Boarzillas down in Fla one year and we watched her arrow BOUNCE OFF the hog, not once but twice. I ended up sending an arrow through him from in front of left rear hip up to his right arm pit and that did him in. No lie, shield was as hard as concrete, and over 2 1/2" thick when we skinned him out and he only weighed maybe 250#. Quite impressive defense mechanism.

[wingnut]

We're back and will start story's soon.  We got pig, turkey, deer, gators and a lot of bull to tell about.

LOL

Mike

[Charlie Lamb]

Can't wait, Mike.  

[robslifts]

waiting

[Guru]

COOOOO-EL!!!

[the Ferret]

Heck that was 3 hours ago...where's the stories?

[the Ferret]

Hey, it's been like 9 more hours..anybody awake out there?


HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO?

ANYBODY????????????????????

[Whip]

Ah, Mike, we're really glad you made it back safe and all, really, we are.  But aren't you forgetting something here?   :confused:   Stories? Pictures?  

[Littlefeather]

  Still waiting.......Did someone say pigs?   :eek: