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re: Outdoor Board Demographics and maybe a little sappiness
Posted on 1/15/14 at 3:43 pm to RollTide MJ
Posted on 1/15/14 at 3:43 pm to RollTide MJ
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Pow pow on both sides gone early, the oldman married the Army so wasn't around. Always loved the outdoors and weapons, got my .22 Remington at 9 or 10. When I got too many I decided to start hunting, didn't take to it except for being outdoors. I fish as often as I can now.
NOLA born a raised, still here for the time being.
Pow pow on both sides gone early, the oldman married the Army so wasn't around. Always loved the outdoors and weapons, got my .22 Remington at 9 or 10. When I got too many I decided to start hunting, didn't take to it except for being outdoors. I fish as often as I can now.
NOLA born a raised, still here for the time being.
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Posted on 1/15/14 at 3:54 pm to QuietTiger
30, grew up in Mississippi, lived in Mandeville a while, and live in BR now. We didn’t have much money so we hunted public land, but pulled some nice deer out of places like Copiah WMA, Bens Creek WMA, and Pearl River WMA. Killed my first deer (4pt.) at 13 with a bow and thought I was king of the world despite shooting the deer in the hip just below the back . Luckily, the arrow hit a renal artery and bleed like crazy dying about 40 yards from where I shot it.
My dad taught me everything I know (not just about hunting, but life too) and those memories are some of the most cherished I have, especially with his passing about two years ago. Those were the quintessential “good ole days.”
My dad taught me everything I know (not just about hunting, but life too) and those memories are some of the most cherished I have, especially with his passing about two years ago. Those were the quintessential “good ole days.”
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