its getting close to turkey season - Page 5

Mills · 03-07-2014, 11:08 AM

That is scary. I have never been a victim of that stuff and hope I never am. Dad has a fair amount of it in his woods and I don't like walking through it. Julia's family farm has very little of it but that is now leased out.

Mills · 03-07-2014, 11:26 AM

This will help get everyone in the mood.

Angel Cruz Ortiz · 03-07-2014, 11:31 AM

Hey Mills I need a hunting partner!!! And he comes with his own Gun!! That's great...
I can't wait till next Sat. when my season starts.

George Lang · 03-07-2014, 12:49 PM

What is all that green stuff? For months now its been a black and white world around here.

Mills · 03-07-2014, 01:24 PM

Those are old pictures. No green around here yet

Dean Romig · 03-07-2014, 09:25 PM

Yes, remember that Lyme Disease started in Lyme, CT and it is rampant in the East.
Better hope you never get it - it is totally debilitating and its complications can easily cause or contribute to death. I have a number of friends - mostly bowhunters - who have had Lyme Disease for many years. The problem when they originally contracted it was incorrect diagnoses for a long time.

Stepmac · 03-08-2014, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Yes, remember that Lyme Disease started in Lyme, CT and it is rampant in the East.
Better hope you never get it - it is totally debilitating and its complications can easily cause or contribute to death. I have a number of friends - mostly bowhunters - who have had Lyme Disease for many years. The problem when they originally contracted it was incorrect diagnoses for a long time.

I have a good friend who has it. He doesn't seem the worse for wear, but even if he did he wouldn't talk about it.

Here, if you get a red ring around the tick bite they load you up with antibiotics. I never go into the woods wearing shots anymore. It's jeans, sometimes with my cuff tucked into my socks. We also spray ourselves with bug dope. After we return from an outing my wife and I give each other "tick" checks. Not all that bad.

charlie cleveland · 03-09-2014, 09:14 AM

set my clock this morning to see what time to get up this comeing saturday..i f a fellow wants to be in the woods before daylight in my neck of the woods you need to be tn the woods by 5.45 a m it will start getting daylight at 6.45...now as the season goes on we will have to adjust the clocks some...now as for what time you need to get up your on your on..me i need a hour or so to do my wakeing up and get stirring mode...one thing for sure i wish they would leave this time alone... i m ready for saturday are you...charlie

Angel Cruz Ortiz · 03-09-2014, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by charlie cleveland

set my clock this morning to see what time to get up this comeing saturday..i f a fellow wants to be in the woods before daylight in my neck of the woods you need to be tn the woods by 5.45 a m it will start getting daylight at 6.45...now as the season goes on we will have to adjust the clocks some...now as for what time you need to get up your on your on..me i need a hour or so to do my wakeing up and get stirring mode...one thing for sure i wish they would leave this time alone... i m ready for saturday are you...charlie

Charlie, I did the same thing this morning for my hunt next Saturday. I'll get up at 4am, leave the house by 4:45 to meet my guide at 6am. We should be in the woods and set up by 7am, Gods willing!!!

Mills · 03-09-2014, 09:17 AM

Our season starts Saturday and you can bet I will be in the woods, hopefully with my new gun.