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« on: March 26, 2014, 02:46:14 pm » |
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Prior to each hunt, I try to imagine what I'm just about to lose or tear up. Sometimes I'm a little off on specifics, but rarely off on the fact that I WILL lose or tear something up. Just ask those who hunt with me. In fact, I'm about 10 minutes back right now from the tire shop where I just had a new wheel mounted for my Polaris to replace the wheel, hub and wheel studs I tore up on Saturday.
I don't know what it is about hunting or fishing...been doing both for the 40 years I've been alive but I never sleep well the night before.
I also talk to my dogs. Been doing it ever since I can remember. All my dogs have grown up that way...since they were all pups and used to turn hogs out for the pups to go find. I walk to the box, start hissing and saying "Who's gonna get a hog, yipping, etc." In just a second they'll all be pawing at the gate and going crazy. When I open the box, better not be anyone standing between them and the woods or you'll get run over. Hunted a while back with some new guys I hadn't previously hunted with. First time I cut dogs out they ribbed me pretty good...asked me if we were having a pep-rally back there at the dog box.
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A truly rich man is one whose children rush to fill his arms even though his hands are empty.
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