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Let’s be honest. Why do you really hunt.
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There were a few years were I was just hunting some small acreage close to home that I sort of lost the fire for it. Then came the year I was able to get on the lease that I cut my teeth hunting on and since then it’s back to being a way a life.
Being outdoors, the scenery, watching the various animals. All of that.
Back at camp it’s the stories, the camp fire, the camaraderie. Cooking and spending time with friends/family.
Makes me forget about the day to day hustle and bustle and especially work.
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Nothing beats sitting in the stand as dawn breaks, hearing the world wake up around you, listening to creation start to move about
Second is sitting as day fades, watching the sun go down, feeling the air getting cooler, hearing the insects fire up, and listening as the frogs and coyotes start to sing their songs
Third would be fresh meat for the table. Nothing tops backstrap, rice and gravy, and biscuits for me...closely followed by smoked sausage made from fresh venison and pork
And doing it all with family is the peak of perfection...it resets my mind and brings a fresh awareness of the awesomeness of God
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Originally posted by asu-indian View PostThere are hunters and there are gatherers. I am a hunter. Which one are you?
People that only and can only eat after going to the meat and/or vegetable section at H-E-B, are not hunter/gatherers.
End of the history lesson, back to the thread.
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Originally posted by Drycreek3189 View PostBecause I can’t NOT HUNT ! I love the chase and I love the meat. The kill is just something I have to do to get the meat so I don’t complicate it. No 700 yard shots for me, don’t need any bragging rights. Headgear is less important than it ever was. At 74 years old, I can sit all day with a little break around noon if conditions are right.
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Originally posted by Drycreek3189 View PostBecause I can’t NOT HUNT ! I love the chase and I love the meat. The kill is just something I have to do to get the meat so I don’t complicate it. No 700 yard shots for me, don’t need any bragging rights. Headgear is less important than it ever was. At 74 years old, I can sit all day with a little break around noon if conditions are right.
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While it’s not quite as important as breathing is to me it’s the next closest thing. It’s a part of me, just something I have to do.
Maybe it’s some kind of primal urge but I feel a need to kill what I eat, grow my food. Preserve my food for the winter. I like being self sufficient.Last edited by Geezy Rider; 09-26-2021, 07:32 PM.
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