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Old 10-02-2003, 02:27 PM  
Iowanian Iowanian is offline
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Hunting type things.....

Its fall. Bow season has opened in at least Missouri and Iowania. I thought we could discuss related topics. Tips, braggin', near misses....

relay your hunting stories, pics and tips here.

anti hunting types.....find another corner to squat in.

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Old Yesterday, 08:48 PM   #2461
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Got invited to dove opener. Never been dove hunting. Farmer charging 100$ to hunt. Seems steep.


Maybe I missed the boat. I used to raise millet and those things were fish in barrel.

There would be a pile of carcasses at the edge of the field.
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Old Yesterday, 08:52 PM   #2462
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Maybe I missed the boat. I used to raise millet and those things were fish in barrel.

There would be a pile of carcasses at the edge of the field.
Not a lot of birds of any kind in north east Oklahoma. Not a lot of farms in my area either mostly ranches.
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Not a lot of birds of any kind in north east Oklahoma. Not a lot of farms in my area either mostly ranches.
There aren't that many birds of any kind in Western Kansas either. ****, there aren't even trees. But those mother****ers love Millet (birdseed)
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Old Yesterday, 09:08 PM   #2464
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There aren't that many birds of any kind in Western Kansas either. ****, there aren't even trees. But those mother****ers love Millet (birdseed)
No Roosters? I've decided to let them live but I'm always curious.
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No Roosters? I've decided to let them live but I'm always curious.
There are getting to be some. The drought was HARD on those bastards.

Then the swift Fox moved in. Theyre pretty hard on them too.

But there are some around.
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Old Today, 12:33 AM   #2466
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There are getting to be some. The drought was HARD on those bastards.

Then the swift Fox moved in. Theyre pretty hard on them too.

But there are some around.
Foxes are a predator no doubt. I was told that Coyotes were hard on the Quail. Then I was talking with a Conservation Agent here in Missouri and they were doing a study on Coytes and their impact on the Quail population. What they did was look at was feathers in Coyote "scat". They found a minimal of feathers in the Coyote scat. So in summation the Coyotes were not eating the Quail enough to effect their numbers. One could correlate to Foxes but it might not be true. We would have to dig through the Fox scat to see.

That's some pretty deep scat!
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