first time alone!

yall have big bucks up there?

 

yeah....some pretty good ones, and one in fact i missed(long story) this past year was friggin huge.

 

me to ! i have 16 acres where i live and we hunt coyotes and rabbits and a lot of doves! haha i actually just got back from sitting my 22 for rabbits haha

 

good to hear you have land. i lost all my hunting property this past year when my dad died. its alotta family bullshit.

 

ive gotta boat, & the gear, just gotta go! im in tn.

 

I miss fishing.....there's so much friggin DDT & crap in the water here they quit stocking.

Quote from NM Fish & Game
Brantley Reservoir
Data released by NMED and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) show that elevated concentrations of total DDT, a banned pesticide that is a probable human carcinogen, are present in channel catfish and walleye from Brantley Reservoir. Although only a small amount of data is currently available, the concentrations of DDT are high enough to cause a health concern to people of all ages and to suggest action be taken now to advise against eating the fish.
A composite sample from five channel catfish had 1,761 parts per billion (ppb) DDT, which is more than three times the EPA do-not-eat guidance level of 550 ppb. A composite sample of five walleye had 485 ppb DDT.
These data suggest that no channel catfish should be eaten and that no more than 4 ounces of walleye should be eaten per month from Brantley Reservoir. Other fish species from Brantley have yet to be tested. The state is in the process of collecting more data from Brantley Reservoir fish, which may result in a revised advisory.
The agencies are working together to post the advisory and minimize disruptions to recreational fishing at Brantley Reservoir.
A fish consumption advisory due to mercury contamination is already in place for several fish species at Brantley, advising limited eating of channel catfish and walleye. This new advisory recommends against eating any channel catfish and further limiting walleye consumption due to DDT contamination

 

Looks like someone is telling fish stories again!