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Leave em? Nah - they are pretty good in chili (but then, what isn't). :-D
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I love huntin' some ground grizzlies! They arent bad on the table either...
-------------------- Matt Whitehair "'Traditional Archer' is not a term to be taken lightly. It demands respect for ethics, high standards, and an overall, instinctive love for the sport." -Jim Chinn Posts: 206 | From: Kent County MD | Registered: Nov 2005
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Well,at the risk of sounding like braggard,I'll just say I've lost count of the groundhogs I have shot with a bow.And with all the houses and roads going up in farm country the rifle is getting a bit dangerous to use anyways.Groundhogs are one of my favorites to hunt.
-------------------- TGMM "Brotherhood of the Bow" "Family of the Bow" Posts: 834 | From: Pennsylvania | Registered: Jul 2006
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I nailed one today, stand-n proud at the mouth of his hole on the bank of the river. The hit was perfect but I just up and shot not remembering to wait till he was at least a few yds from the hole, down in there he went. Dam it ! I know better than that. Anyhow an hour of digging and nutt-n. I'm beat, and I love it.
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I think Bret ( bmfer ) single handedly keeps the Wrightsville groundhog population in check Posts: 545 | From: York, PA | Registered: Dec 2005
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No chucks that I know of here in Oklahoma. We like to chase tree rats when turkey and deer are closed. Thanks for the pics. Looks pretty fun. I particularly like the one of the archer outside the cave w/ the chuck peeking his head out.
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Got 2 last year.I think i had a 2to13 ratio.Seen a lot of holes being cleaned out.Got the one hide tanned.Would like to get one mounted this year.Also gotta get closer shots.Some were out their for a long shot.Thats why i had a bad ratio last year.Lots of fun!
-------------------- Harold Wetzler Posts: 619 | From: PA | Registered: Feb 2008
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I went out again today after the rain. Not really hunting just get-n out with my new dog. ( 3 yr old J -Russell, the previous owners had no idea how good a dog she is, unbelievable hunter) Tryed a couple stalks with no results, then geting ready to leave saw one where I could use a ditch line for cover, left the bow and leashed the dog for the stalk. Got 40 yds and let the dog see it and then turned her loose, man you should've seen that! She did'nt get there in time but talk about fast, the dog and the g-hog. Mother nature sure is something. To much fun !
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BTW, 2-Big, thats a good un. Nice shot to. Boil the head for a unique eruo mount and soak the tail in denatured alc. for a few weeks for another unique trophy. Thats what I do.
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