Live Stoner Chat Live Stoner Chat - Jul-Sep '22

[CannabisMingus]

Thanks for rep @Mossy

 

[Shugrows]

Happy caturday

 

[Shugrows]

@WildBill thanks for the rep brother. She is pretty but it comes with some attitude.

 

[CannabisMingus]

I don't have a cat but Happy Caturday as well!

 

[Kyote]

@Green Hornet @Mañ'O'Green tanks for da slaps

And happy Caturday from Rover :smoking:

 

[Shugrows]

@Talonxracer thanks for the rep brother. When I saw her as a kitten with her brothers and sisters. I knew instantly that cat was coming home with me. The only one with orange and sooo fluffy and soft.

 

[PinkyNotTheBrain]

Shot my first last year. Buck that is. View attachment 1511998

 

[Shugrows]

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Hopefully Ill have him back by January to be hanging on my wall for the people that I dont have over to see.

 

[Dabber]

My Stand was close enough for some of my cats to follow me down to see what I was doing.
The last few years I had the farm, I let my neighbor harvest from it. The only shooting I did was with a camera.
It just wasn't a challenge anymore. With the peanut field next to me being split up and sold, gone were the nice LONG shots. Pop never understood my wanting the long shot from a young age.
After my first kill at 11, the next season, I got to build locate a spot and set up my own stand.Pop hated the spot I picked out. Placing my stand SUCKED to get into. One of my Uncles helped me build a platform outta square tubing with his little crackerbox stick welder.........sold it with the third stand installed on it in 2015. Where I placed it and with the height, I could cover a large area and had several nice long sighting avenues.
It always produced for me. Pop and our hunting partner used it a couple of times, but both hated long shots. The closest shot for me was just over 150yds. He was a very big n stocky buck. The old lady's foreman called him an old fashioned buck. He had hunted in that area all his life, except when he was an artillery man in WWII. .....deaf as hell and talked LOUD! "Joe! We're not the ones that can't hear!" It did seem to be a sub-species of whitetail. Bucks were MUCH more stocky and a darker shade of brown. There were examples hanging on the walls. My understanding is that mine was one of the last taken in the mid/late 70's.
I never could find info on this at the time. No DNA testing back then and I doubt if anyone spent money on studies in that area of whitetail management.
That little chill in the air sure adds to this conversation on deer. Lots of good memories!

I too like the long shot IMO gives the deer a sporting chance I do on occasion pull when firing not very often though. A good season I'll miss maybe 2 or 3 out of the 10 to 15 I kill

 

[Mossy]

Blood and guts...5 males removed from the pot...maybe another couple to go......