The State of Arkansas, for whatever reason, has decided that bears that don't adjust well to state parks, because they wander too close to the public on repeated occasions, should be dropped off in the woods bordering our hunting ground. And since they did it in my favorite wooded area, hunting during the fall has taken on a new meaning. I hate to sound like a puss, but the idea of being mauled on my way to a stand causes some consternation. And also constipation. Pucker affect around 5:15.
My ass didnt get up in time, so Im going to get in the stand this afternoon As far as the panthers, they are in West Tennessee whether the TWRA want to admit it or not. My dad saw one in the Forked Deer river bottom one evening, right before dark. Ran out of a thicket right in front of him.
The first time I heard a bobcat I almost pissed myself. I know a guy in white bluff that swears he has a panther/mountain lion on his property
I have seen a few of these around Marrowbone Lake. Em Dickson folk are bout like em Robertson folk. Lol
I'm not sure how close you are to Smith County, but I know a guy who has 400 or so acres there that he uses to hunt on and he swears there are bears on it. I'm not sure I believe him because his only proof so far has been what he referred to as a "mountain" of shit that couldn't have came from deer.
Whoa don't be making fun of us Robco folk. Yall drilled my alma mater last night. Heard our rb and wr both got acl injuries in the game. But anyways this is the hunting forum.
It is pretty eerie to hear a pack yelping at night during the winter. Sound carries forever. Lots of calves have been attacked in my neck of the woods.
