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I was mowing my lawn one day and my neighbor was gutting a deer in his backyard. I vomited in every mulch bed. The smell was probably worse than anything ever.
YOU BIG SNATCH!!! HOLY HELL
I was mowing my lawn one day and my neighbor was gutting a deer in his backyard. I vomited in every mulch bed. The smell was probably worse than anything ever.
I was mowing my lawn one day and my neighbor was gutting a deer in his backyard. I vomited in every mulch bed. The smell was probably worse than anything ever.
YuppiesYOU BIG SNATCH!!! HOLY HELL
I did make my cousin yack one night when I was cleaning his deer. Told him to get close to it and I poked thesack. He vomited everywhere. Lmao
Lol that'sed up
Really the most difficult thing about a bow is that you have to get the deer so close. Yeah there is a little more skill in shooting a bow but practice a little and it shouldn’t be a problem
I don’t know of any bow hunter that would do that. Most bow hunters are very serious hunters. The ones that aren’t serious are usually your gun hunters. They go out for 2 weekends a year so they can say they hunt.That, and the lazy jerks who shoot the animal with a bow, and don't bother tracking it if it doesn't fall right away.
I don’t know of any bow hunter that would do that. Most bow hunters are very serious hunters. The ones that aren’t serious are usually your gun hunters. They go out for 2 weekends a year so they can say they hunt.
I’ve also never seen a deer shot with a bow that dropped instantly. If you’re bow hunting it’s pretty much known you’re gonna be tracking.
I mean I’ve shot a deer with a bow before and not been able to find it. It sucks but it happens sometimes.Longbow hunters understand that. The problem is more with crossbow hunters who act like they are using a gun.
I don’t know of any bow hunter that would do that. Most bow hunters are very serious hunters. The ones that aren’t serious are usually your gun hunters. They go out for 2 weekends a year so they can say they hunt.
I’ve also never seen a deer shot with a bow that dropped instantly. If you’re bow hunting it’s pretty much known you’re gonna be tracking.
Ohio is known for big bucks. So our parts of Illinois and we get lots of transplants but almost all for gun season. Either that or they come to hunt fenced in deer.We get one hell of a lot of city boys come to the area to hunt, drink and play cards during deer seasons. Emphasis on drink.
The hours near sunset are especially hazardous in rural areas. We always keep the speed down then.How true. I hate deer. If it was up to me it would be open season year around on them bastards
Hell, I used to go to the hunting cabin just for the cards and booze.......lolWe get one hell of a lot of city boys come to the area to hunt, drink and play cards during deer seasons. Emphasis on drink.
fixed it for youHell, I used to go to the hunting cabin just for the hookers and blow.......lol
Hell, I used to go to the hunting cabin just for the cards and booze.......lol
Thanks. I didn’t want to just come out and say it.fixed it for you
I have two of those butcher shops on my route. I’m going to have to have a talk to those boys!!Yeah, but those flatlanders all gotta prove how macho they are.
There was a butcher shop on my route out in the eastern part of the county that would give me four or five pounds of venison every time I stopped in rifle season.
They knew those big time city boys had no idea what they got.
Don’t tell our backwoods secretsYeah, but those flatlanders all gotta prove how macho they are.
There was a butcher shop on my route out in the eastern part of the county that would give me four or five pounds of venison every time I stopped in rifle season.
They knew those big time city boys had no idea what they got.
There is one of those on my route. First time I walked in and saw all the deer carcasses hanging from the ceiling it about freaked me out.Yeah, but those flatlanders all gotta prove how macho they are.
There was a butcher shop on my route out in the eastern part of the county that would give me four or five pounds of venison every time I stopped in rifle season.
They knew those big time city boys had no idea what they got.