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Originally posted by gemini2759 View PostJust a reminder. You can set up your blinds/tripods/stands the day before your hunt starts. But... last year I saw game warden issuing warnings or tickets to several hunters the day before the hunt because they had their bows with them. No bows until actual hunting days.
Also, as mentioned above - no corn - but cover scents or attractants are allowed?
Not trying to be dense.
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Originally posted by MitchParker View PostSo you can set up your ground blind the day before - have y'all ever had anyone mess with your blind?
Also, as mentioned above - no corn - but cover scents or attractants are allowed?
Not trying to be dense.
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Originally posted by BigRed323 View PostHasn't happened to me, but have had a few friends who have showed up to their blind and found the chair inside gone an even one friend who showed up and found someone inside their blind. Let me save you a huge headache and tell you right now, don't set up close to any road.
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Posted today on their Facebook Page
Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge
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Public Hunt Update - Applications and permits for this year's hunts will NOT be on-line. Archery permits will be for sale ($80) at the refuge office on a first-come, first-served basis, Monday - Friday, August 1 - 29, or until all 800 permits are sold. Hunters may also mail in applications with their fee, postmarked during August. Firearm hunt applications will be accepted (in person or mail in only) during the month of August for a random drawing in September . Applications and regulations will be available on the refuge's website, and at the Visitor Center on July 26.
Visit http://www.fws.gov/refuge/Laguna_Ata...s/hunting.html
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Originally posted by MitchParker View PostHow far off the road is safe? half mile? One mile? Two miles? Your friend that had someone camped out in their blind - did that person vacate the blind?
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On the guy on the tripod, he saw my buddy coming and booked it before he got to him.
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The Refuge got some rain yesterday, not sure how much but there were puddles of water standing in the roads, and almost every one of those small puddles was covered in deer tracks. Saw several deer, a Chacalaca, and lots of mesquite beans and rabbits. Rabbits let me walk past them while they were drinking out of the puddles, Rattlesnakes will be well fed. Didn't see any standing water other than Laguna Atascosa, there were no mosquitoes between 0900hrs-11:30hrs today.
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Originally posted by MitchParker View PostFellas. What kind of roads are the refuge made of? Meaning, are they paved, dirt, sand, gravel? I'm curious if four-wheel drive is necessary.
-Mitch
I went back yesterday evening and checked a couple of trails crossings where I saw deer that morning and it looked like deer were active all day drinking the fresh rain water out of the puddles. Saw several fresh sets of bobcat tracks over my tracks too.
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