duckkiller wrote:walk tall and carry a big stick
with LOTS of bullets.
Became the "hunted"
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jacksbuddy
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I became the prey of a willey Armadillo one night.. I was deer hunting when I heard this heard of Deer headed my way.. Turns out it was an armidillo 
So I watched him feed under my stand for about 30 minutes. When I got down and headed for the truck I noticed that he was walking beside me along the trail. I would flash my light at him every 10 or 15 yards just to see if he was still there. When I got to a gas line I turned and faced him amazed that he had followed me out of the woods. Well when I stopped he charged me and it took a quick kick to the head to keep him from running up my leg. He wobbled and ran back into the woods. I thought this dude has lost his mind. I walked the rest of the 100 yards up the gas line to the truck and waited for my buddy to get there. About 2 minutes after I got to the truck the Armadillo showed up at the truck and started to head my way again.. I jumped into the back of the truck and caught He*& from my buddy when he asked why I was sitting in the back of the truck..
So I watched him feed under my stand for about 30 minutes. When I got down and headed for the truck I noticed that he was walking beside me along the trail. I would flash my light at him every 10 or 15 yards just to see if he was still there. When I got to a gas line I turned and faced him amazed that he had followed me out of the woods. Well when I stopped he charged me and it took a quick kick to the head to keep him from running up my leg. He wobbled and ran back into the woods. I thought this dude has lost his mind. I walked the rest of the 100 yards up the gas line to the truck and waited for my buddy to get there. About 2 minutes after I got to the truck the Armadillo showed up at the truck and started to head my way again.. I jumped into the back of the truck and caught He*& from my buddy when he asked why I was sitting in the back of the truck..http://safefireshooting.com/
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"A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them"
-George Washington
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Hole Hunter
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A buddy of mine killed a doe a few years back with his bow. After giving it ample time to expire he went trailing it, only to find a pack of yotes already helping themselves. When he tried to scare them off they stood their ground and sent him on his way. 
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Lazy Drake
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mshunter77
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chevy01234
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Lazy Drake wrote:This is why I always care my 1911 45acp with me while bowhunting, I know it is not legal, but I dont care. No telling what you might run into in the woods: bobcats, coyotes, meth heads, democrats.
I agree with you! The last two are the main reason I carry Mr. Glock with me when I hunt anything. Not as much worried about the yotes and bobcats. Personal safety is worth more to me than a ticket for carrying a sidearm during the archery season ticket. I make an exception to this law under the old saying "It is better to be judged by twelve than carried by six".
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ufgators68
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chevy01234 wrote:Lazy Drake wrote:This is why I always care my 1911 45acp with me while bowhunting, I know it is not legal, but I dont care. No telling what you might run into in the woods: bobcats, coyotes, meth heads, democrats.
I agree with you! The last two are the main reason I carry Mr. Glock with me when I hunt anything. Not as much worried about the yotes and bobcats. Personal safety is worth more to me than a ticket for carrying a sidearm during the archery season ticket. I make an exception to this law under the old saying "It is better to be judged by twelve than carried by six".
Or 3, depending on how much is left when the coyotes are done.
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jdbuckshot
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shooting
i have a better chance of killing something with my bow than i do a handgun!
JD
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"The rich ..... who are content to buy what they have not the desire to get by their own exertions, These are the real enemies of Game."
Wingman wrote:Buncha sissies. Scared of a little ole song dog and some kitty cats.
Ever had a song dog run you back up into the cab of your tractor? Our labor started carrying .22 rifles with them after throwing every wrench on the tractor at them when working on equipment in the field and getting charged by a few. After they ran them off, they still had to go find the wrenches they threw out in the open field - said they felt like kitty cats jumping at every little noise....
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