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Offline TheHunt

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Re: SEPT HIGH BUCK HUNTS
« Reply #15 on: May 30, 2009, 08:02:20 PM »
if my grandparents actually liked me, i would go stay with them all hunting season. and i would be able to hunt the high hunt everyday (its a 20min 4wheeler ride to get to the high hunt boundry) and the general season everyday. and i know putting that much time in there would pay off bigtime. the area behind their house is prime deer and elk hunting. and once into the high hunt area its nice, really really steep but there is alot of deer trails and alot of benches and shallow draws for them to travel.


Maybe you should send them a nice card for grandparents day... :chuckle:

lol yea maybe that would work.

they told me, that i was not welcome over there anymore because i pierced my lip and i have 1/2" holes in my ears. im a "discrace" to the family.



They might have a some grounds for their decision.   :chuckle:   For the love of hunting!!!  I would pull the iron out of my head and get your ears fixed.    Heck just wear clip-on's like my grandma, if you need to dress up.   :chuckle: :chuckle:   :chuckle:
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Re: SEPT HIGH BUCK HUNTS
« Reply #16 on: May 30, 2009, 08:15:36 PM »
well i can still hunt over there, there is an access road behind the house. i just dont get to use the atv's.

but the roads go all up into the park.

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Re: SEPT HIGH BUCK HUNTS
« Reply #17 on: May 30, 2009, 10:01:40 PM »
if my grandparents actually liked me, i would go stay with them all hunting season. and i would be able to hunt the high hunt everyday (its a 20min 4wheeler ride to get to the high hunt boundry) and the general season everyday. and i know putting that much time in there would pay off bigtime. the area behind their house is prime deer and elk hunting. and once into the high hunt area its nice, really really steep but there is alot of deer trails and alot of benches and shallow draws for them to travel.


Maybe you should send them a nice card for grandparents day... :chuckle:

lol yea maybe that would work.

they told me, that i was not welcome over there anymore because i pierced my lip and i have 1/2" holes in my ears. im a "discrace" to the family.



They might have a some grounds for their decision.   :chuckle:   For the love of hunting!!!  I would pull the iron out of my head and get your ears fixed.    Heck just wear clip-on's like my grandma, if you need to dress up.   :chuckle: :chuckle:   :chuckle:

I think I'd have to agree.  Pull out the hardware and go make up....
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Re: SEPT HIGH BUCK HUNTS
« Reply #18 on: May 31, 2009, 08:31:42 PM »
Are you saying that if you stayed at your grandparents you could illegally sneek on using a fourwheeler or that they are the ones who own the quads and you would have to use theirs.  Piercings and holes in the ears, not to add wanting to trespass with a quad. :o :o :bdid:

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Re: SEPT HIGH BUCK HUNTS
« Reply #19 on: May 31, 2009, 10:18:39 PM »
Are you saying that if you stayed at your grandparents you could illegally sneek on using a fourwheeler or that they are the ones who own the quads and you would have to use theirs.  Piercings and holes in the ears, not to add wanting to trespass with a quad. :o :o :bdid:

oh no they have 7 atv's.


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Re: SEPT HIGH BUCK HUNTS
« Reply #20 on: June 09, 2009, 11:32:31 PM »
I hunted the High Buck Hunt last year in the Skokomish Wilderness Area...awesome. Hike was fairly brutal getting in there, pretty steep. Fogged out half the time could only see 100yds. The other half was awesome, saw 3 bucks, five does and 4 bears...all in one morning! I was actually hunting with my bow so I wasnt able to connect but if I would have had a smoke pole it would have been over with!
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