Not exactly a stellar start but a good laugh none the less..

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Not exactly a stellar start but a good laugh none the less..

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Hello everyone...

I have only been able to get out for one afternoon hunt (Friday) since the season opener due to work and my minor hockey coaching obligations.

On Friday afternoon I snuck out early and headed to the one property between North Dumfries and Ayr and set up my blind along a natural funnel. I have never hunted deer from a blind before but in this area there are no trees suitable for my climber. I arrived at the property and started arranging my gear when I noticed that I had forgotten to bring a piece of equipment.... :oops: ......Can you guess what??

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Well, Im sure I looked like an idiot becuase for some reason I got the biggest laugh out of my "new" look~!

The evening ended with a doe and a fawn coming through the funnel and just as I thought I had a tag filled the wind must of swirled and the pair trotted back from where they came.....Maybe they smelled my feet?? :roll:

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I can smell them feet!!! :oops: :oops:

That pic is a keeper! One for the hunting journal. :D
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Not to cold yet,no thorns either not to speak of water. I've done worse :D


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I should add that I normally wear my sandals in the truck so my feet dont get too warm and then change into my boots when I arrive.......Any idea how hard it is to walk through the bush in sandals?

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Good one...I thought maybe the ex got your boots too...just a little divorce humour my friend nothing serious here...

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Hipwader wrote:Good one...I thought maybe the ex got your boots too...just a little divorce humour my friend nothing serious here...

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All the more humour the better :lol: :lol: I figure to keep the set it cost me a heck of a down payment and a monthly rental fee as well.....

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Post by sumner4991 »

Some things you just need to keep to yourself . . . I think this qualifies. :lol:

I am always second guessing . . .I stopped on interstate 75 the other morning, half way to the property to see if I had arrows. :shock: I'm sure everyone thought I was about to blow something up. :lol:
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And I was going to guess your quiver. :oops:
I seldom wear more than moccasins on my feet, so the sandals looked perfectly acceptable. :lol:
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wabi wrote:And I was going to guess your quiver. :oops:
I seldom wear more than moccasins on my feet, so the sandals looked perfectly acceptable. :lol:
I had my skates in the truck and in about another month or so I would have looked like I belonged on a game show as that would have been a better alternative which was turning around~! :wink:
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i was going to guess your bow :lol: :lol:
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I didnt know if it was Boots or Quiver.
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you had socks n sandals seems good to me. i have hunted barefooted in Dec. when i was young and tuff
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Golden Eagle wrote:I didnt know if it was Boots or Quiver.
At least I remembered the quiver....
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