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Do Share - Where are you going to be Oct 1st opening bow season?
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<blockquote data-quote="makeithappen" data-source="post: 2910578" data-attributes="member: 24464"><p>I'd say you've done a fine job, Okie. I hope my kids enjoy hunting and fishing with me, but if not, I'll enjoy doing their stuff with them. </p><p></p><p>As to public land, yeah, it's very frustrating, especially if you're hunting at a WMA that is so close to a large populace. It doesn't matter how far you go, you'll always run into someone. It's a part of it. I don't really mind as long as they're respectful and give some space. Sure, it makes that hunt feel like a bust, but deer aren't dumb and will often come through not terribly long after a human has busted brush.</p><p></p><p>Provided those frustrations, it's extremely rewarding to even take a doe, let alone a mature buck, on public land. There's so much more outside of your control than with private land.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="makeithappen, post: 2910578, member: 24464"] I'd say you've done a fine job, Okie. I hope my kids enjoy hunting and fishing with me, but if not, I'll enjoy doing their stuff with them. As to public land, yeah, it's very frustrating, especially if you're hunting at a WMA that is so close to a large populace. It doesn't matter how far you go, you'll always run into someone. It's a part of it. I don't really mind as long as they're respectful and give some space. Sure, it makes that hunt feel like a bust, but deer aren't dumb and will often come through not terribly long after a human has busted brush. Provided those frustrations, it's extremely rewarding to even take a doe, let alone a mature buck, on public land. There's so much more outside of your control than with private land. [/QUOTE]
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