Things are coming together for me this season

[Caveman]

This will sound like bragging but I really just need to vent my excitement since my gf's tired of hearing about it. Last season I was hunting heavily pressured public land and working a job that made me work 6 hour days 6 days a week. Not a lot of time for hunting.

This year not only did I take a job that has me working 4 days on 4 days off allowing me to go out 4 days a week every week if I wanted to, but my better half's uncle gave me permission to hunt his 100 acres in Catt county and when I mentioned bringing a tent up he told me he would make me a spare key for his "Cottage". Oh yeah, his "cottage" is actually a 2500 square foot log mansion complete with a game room and fully stocked bar.

Not trying to brag but I'm giddy like a fat chick the quarterback just asked to prom.

[moose]

HAVE FUN AT THE DANCE.

[hunter]

Run out and buy some lotto tix. Good luck on the season.

[Karpteach]

It seems that you better marry you girlfriend since her family has the hookup! Does she have a sister/ cousin/ grandmother available ?

[bubba]

sweeeet. If I were ytou I would jump on it, but remember it can be held over your head forever, but still worth it

Edited September 5, 2011 by bubba

[fasteddie]

Sounds like you hit the JackPot . Don't dump the GM any time soon !

[burmjohn]

Make sure you take care of that uncle with booze or whatever to keep him happy.

[Geno C]

It seems that you better marry you girlfriend since her family has the hookup! Does she have a sister/ cousin/ grandmother available ?

Karp go for the grandmother, that would be classic lol jk

[Geno C]

Make sure you take care of that uncle with booze or whatever to keep him happy.

+1 , this is great advice. keepthat land owner happy and respect his cottage and land as you would yours! and enjoy your season

[Caveman]

I think that's a big part of why he was so generous. He's seen the way I take care of my own things and I keep in mind that I'm a guest on someone else's property.

Offering to maintain his ATV trails and fell and split wood throughout the season probably didn't hurt either.