Koolazzkat

Hell yeah!! What ammo?

Saw a 2-3” spike walking aimlessly through the cutover but that’s it besides red birds and crows. About to get down and go eat a couple bologna sammiches and probably sit on a small food plot with the wind in my face this afternoon.

Hope the dogs push a doe all the way to this porch in Greensburg.

Rome will be built by late August or the Lane train will leaveth.

Yeah, let’s ride with what works.

The last shoot I attended was put on by Hilltop hunting club off of hwy 449, south of Pine Grove, LA. The finale was a 75 yard shot at $10 shot to win $100. Most people were shooting turkey guns and chokes with the “new” 3.5” lead loads. All I had was an 1100LT20 gauge with the issued 7.5 dove load and I was impressed that 4 pellets hit the paper. The turkey guns didn’t do any better at 75 yards but they did beat my little 20, lol.

Playoffs or go shopping again.

Set up on the water’s edge, where the hardwoods turns to cypress swamp, you’ll get an opportunity at a doe or pig fosho.

Hunted an 80 acre tract just south of you in Easleyville back in the 80’s. Miss that place, loaded with wild persimmons and crabapples. Early October evenings were magical there.

Just what in hell happened to this event. When I was a kid, I’d run targets for the American Legion or the volunteer fire dept or whoever was putting these on to raise money. Seems like every small town in southeast Louisiana used to do these but ain’t heard anything about one in a long time.