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You know you live in the country if......
- Thread starter Bud Green
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You know you live in the country if.......
You know you live in the country if.......
you're so quiet that the neighbors
never even know that you're there.
You know you live in the country if.......
you're so quiet that the neighbors
never even know that you're there.
brown_thumb
Active member
You know you live in the country when, no matter how good your camouflage, the neighbors can easily see you.
GainGreene
Member
You know you live in the country when your not worried about the neighbors as much as the wild life.
brown_thumb
Active member
You know you live in the country if you can't tell the difference between your neighbors and the wildlife.
brown_thumb
Active member
He he... ye' must be Irish, aye?
you're so quiet that the neighbors
never even know that you're there.
oh yeah, those little ribbons hanging
here n' there on the barbed wire fence???
Those would be windage indicators
remember, when seconds count,
the police are only minutes away
and the guy above? he's varmint hunting. the little speakers to his left call game (fox/coyote?) in to his location with small critter distress sounds. He's probably also using (but not pictured) a small remotely operated visual attractant to help his predators quickly lock onto the bait area.
You know you live in the country if.......
You know you live in the country if.......
you prefer your gals 'low maintenance'
You know you live in the country if.......
you prefer your gals 'low maintenance'
brown_thumb
Active member
I can practically smell the fish.
Back in the day of cassettes, they had, probably MP3now, a distress crow call. W semiauto shotgun, open field, upstate NY, at the edge of the woods... playit ona loud speaker and they come by the dozen.. cant reload fast enough.. but have to move every pass, crows aren't that stupid they only come once to that spot.
oh yeah, those little ribbons hanging
here n' there on the barbed wire fence???
Those would be windage indicators
remember, when seconds count,
the police are only minutes away
and the guy above? he's varmint hunting. the little speakers to his left call game (fox/coyote?) in to his location with small critter distress sounds. He's probably also using (but not pictured) a small remotely operated visual attractant to help his predators quickly lock onto the bait area.
no BT that fish is 'fresh'.
brown_thumb
Active member
brown_thumb
Active member
