mowin

When I took my nephew together his the other day, they asked to see my driver's license. Said they needed it/someone's license to be able to issue the youth license.

I looked at a couple vests at Dicks the other day. Couldn't believe the price. $120. I'll stick with my cargo pants. And small fanny pack.

I hunt in northern Columbia County. The ticks are thick up here. Last fall, I was in a rush to get on stand for the first time this season , and didn't spray anything down. I walked 200 yrds thru 8" field grass. I sat up in my ladder stand and picked 54 ticks from the outside of my camo. I'm sure there were many more I didn't see. I sprayed the boys camo and mine yesterday. I'll use deep woods off on hands, ankles, neck ect tomorrow morning. We've got 500 yards of field to walk across in the morning. Hopefully I'll have a decent barrier between the little buggers and ourselves.

I woke up to 7 bags of garbage strewn all over the place. Apparently, a bear likes my trash. Like your morning better. Lol

Now that's funny. "Spatching" a bird is taking the spine out so it lays flat on the cooking surface.

Taking my nephews boys out. Only one is old enough to hunt this spring tho. We're going to sit under the same tree his dad and I sat under for his first bird many years ago. There dad passed away 4yrs ago, and kayden is excited to use the same shotgun his dad used. I'm sure Adam will be looking down at his boys, and be proud their continuing the hunting tradition. Good luck to all the youth hunters this weekend. And thanks to all the dad's, uncles, mentors ect, that take these kids out.