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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby 3GKnight » Wed Apr 27, 2016 4:39 pm

I fish a little (see profile pic) but have never gotten into hunting. I really like to target shoot though. All my kids have shot my .22 rifle and they'll shoot my new .22 revolver and G19 the next time we go camping. They don't seem to like it as much as I do but danged if I ain't gonna force them to be at least a little comfortable with guns.
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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby CanuckShooter » Thu Jul 07, 2016 1:28 am

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Bull Elk, British Columbia

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Wolf, BC
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Bull moose

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Char, BC
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Mule Deer

And lots more, hunting and fishing is a major part of our lives here.
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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby felixx » Sun Jul 17, 2016 6:04 am

Nice!
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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby Harry2027 » Thu Apr 20, 2017 8:34 am

I am thinking of buying Sougayilang Rod, does anyone has an experience with it?
https://www.bestadvisor.com/fishing-rods
- Type: Telescope Fishing Rod, Boat Fishing Rod
- Power: Medium Light
- Material: Carbon, Metal
- Suitable for spinning reel
- Easy and portable design:
- A plastic cap for protection of the guide rings on the pole
- A bag for protection of the rod
Seem interesting and the price is good.
What's your opinion about this rod?
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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby dogpound101 » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:56 pm

Image. This years kill


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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby PanelDeland » Mon Aug 28, 2017 7:33 pm

Whether you hunt or fish or not, I am a firm believer in knowing the circle of life thru interaction. In other words you should know where your food comes from. My poor wife at 58 asked me what part of a cow was meat. She truly did not understand. "The chicken may squawk when you have breakfast but the pig, he's really invested in it".
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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby lrrowe » Tue Aug 29, 2017 6:12 pm

Harry2027 wrote:I am thinking of buying Sougayilang Rod, does anyone has an experience with it?
https://www.bestadvisor.com/fishing-rods
- Type: Telescope Fishing Rod, Boat Fishing Rod
- Power: Medium Light
- Material: Carbon, Metal
- Suitable for spinning reel
- Easy and portable design:
- A plastic cap for protection of the guide rings on the pole
- A bag for protection of the rod
Seem interesting and the price is good.
What's your opinion about this rod?



I am also interested in hearing about the experiences of others with this telescopic rod. To have one that is always in the truck behind the seat would be nice.
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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby DaddyJeep » Tue Dec 04, 2018 12:24 pm

Not a bad year in the Pennsylvania woods.

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Re: Hunting and Fishing

Postby cheaterparts » Mon Feb 25, 2019 12:35 am

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117 cm ( 3 ft 10 " ) Cobia caught off shore from the kayak - Coffs Harbour New South Wales Australia

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and a small but tasty Long Tail Tuna 86 cm ( about 34 inch ) caught at Scotts Head again NSW

these were from our last road trip north in May 2018 I also pulled a 5 ft Hammer Head but cut the leader beside the yak - I didn't need that on board with me

I would love to get up there more often but the 15 hour drive from home is a bit off putting and there is a lot of water in between
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