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I must be living right.

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  1. LittleChief

    LittleChief Administrator

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    I just had a co-worker stop by and somehow the subject of deer hunting came up. He lives in Mississippi and has around 40 acres of woods/pasture. He said, and I quote: "I wish someone would come and kill the deer that keep eating my peas."

    How long do you think it took me to volunteer to help with the problem? :D

    It's strange to go from losing my home hunting place to having Ohio and Mississippi to hunt.
     
  2. jfergus7

    jfergus7 Legendary Woodsman

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    Congrats on the new property! Awesome when it works out so easy like that.
     
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    Muzzy Man Grizzled Veteran

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    Need help?
     
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    Treehopper Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Congrats
     
  5. rizzo999

    rizzo999 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Awesome! Best of luck!
     
  6. LittleChief

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    Yes, actually. I told him that one person wouldn't have a huge impact on his deer population. I've known him for a while so he trusts me and I assured him that anyone I brought would be someone I could trust to not turn around and show up with thier friends who would in turn show up with their friends. We all know how that ends up.

    As I get more details I'll keep you posted.
     
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    bone_driven Weekend Warrior

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    ill help you out. I live in mississippi so its could be easy for me depending on where it is. Im very intersted so PM if you need help of anything!!
     
  8. BShunter

    BShunter Weekend Warrior

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    Nice... that would be sweet.
     
  9. Copehunt

    Copehunt Weekend Warrior

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    Good deal! How far of a trip would that be for you and what would a MS tag cost ya?
     
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    Fitz Legendary Woodsman

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    Nice work! I'd help out if it wasn't so damn far :tu:
     
  11. LittleChief

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    The trip would be about an hour and a half from my house which is easy. The hard part is the $300 non-resident Mississippi tag. Now, by itself that's not too bad, but when I add that to my $136 TN Sportsman's License, my $225 Missouri tag, my $165 Ohio tag and my $300 Arkansas tag, I'm starting to approach the point where it hurts a little. :)
     
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    Copehunt Weekend Warrior

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    Plus another 400 bucks or more if one of them or more turn out to be a wall hanger/s for you. I'm just glad one of us is independently wealthy :lol:. I'm pullin' for ya up here LC!
     
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    aaron21 Weekend Warrior

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    hey man i love deer hunting in mississippi, i also know a few good spots there.
     
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    bossbucks25 Weekend Warrior

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    Thats awesome
     
  15. xtreme16

    xtreme16 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    i always say everything happens for a reason! Good or bad it will work out in time. Congrats and good luck this fall!!!
     
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    Thats awesome there buddy! Good luck!
     
  17. RoyC

    RoyC Weekend Warrior

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    You were right in your title when you said you must be living right, congrats on the new spot.
     
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    jvanhees Die Hard Bowhunter

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    sounds like a good problem to me!

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