Thursday, September 29, 2005
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Here are some great hunting joke one liners I found on the internet.
- "I just got a new rifle for my wife. It was the best trade I ever made."
- I just love animals." "They taste GREAT !!!"
- Vegetarian -- Ancient Indian word for inept, clumsy hunter
- If a man says something, while deer hunting in the woods, and there are no women around to hear it.......Is he still wrong?
- First man: why do you go deer hunting without bullets? Second man: Because it is cheaper and the results are the same.
I think they're great!
Sunday, September 25, 2005
So we went back to our hunting site last night to see if there was any activity. We were quite surprised to find there was a home made stand in a tree just up from where I was setting mine up. We are really hoping that the blind is old. We assume that it is because last season there was a gentleman clear cutting all of the wind fallen trees from Juan. We set a couple of branches in the stand to see if anyone goes back to it. Looks like it's going to be a good spot. Lots of sign and activity. We're crossing our fingers... I applied for a doe Tag this year, second year in a row, I didn't get one. I was surprised. Dad has applied 3 times and has gotten a tag 3 times. There should be a sort of pool or something from keeping the same people from getting the tag 2 times in a row. Oh well....We'll see what happens. For those of you who don't hunt...you could have skipped over all of this...And to those of you who DO hunt...The weather is getting cooler...ALL RIGHT!
Saturday, September 24, 2005
ahhh..there it is.. As you can see the water level here is very VERY low. We were quite surprised to see this. Adam and I used to come back to this lake all the time growing up. We decided it would be a nice chenge to come back here to see if anything had changed..imagine our surprise when we discovered half of a lake. The rock in the center is quite cool...we were going to see if we could make it out to it, but there was not enough rocks to walk on. The rock is about 5'-6' out of the water.. We guess that the water level is down about 6-7' min.
This is a shot of Susie's lake, taken from a hill overlooking clayton park. We hiked in from Lakeside using GPS. Was a pretty hard hike at times, not very far but we had to blaze a trail for a good portion of the way back. The way back out was even worse becasue there were no trails to follow at all. Adam and I go into the woods with a GPS and still managed NOT to come back out in the same spot...It never fails, we have never seemed to be able to grasp the idea of retracing your steps...we always seem to find our way out no matter where we are, however, it is generally at least 20-50 yards from where we went in..Maybe we should turn the GPS on next time????