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Finally!!
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Re: Finally!!
by Txpapa » 09:17 am Aug 31 2009
twice70 wrote:Who all is going dove hunting tomorrow? I have to work, but I'm excited just the same, dove season kicks it all off!! Good luck everybody!!
I'm working also but going this weekend
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Re: Finally!!
by slimpickins » 10:33 am Aug 31 2009
Will get my liscense this afternoon and have to work tuesday but will hit 'em hard wednesday evening.
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Re: Finally!!
by WstTxLady » 11:33 pm Aug 31 2009
I don't think I'll make the morning hunt, b-rat will be out shredding anyways. But that will give me time to get all my gear lined up for the afternoon/evening hunt. Kids are excited to be my retrievers. Got the mojo & another mojo type dove ready & full of fresh batteries. The other mojo type dove I found does this flapping thing, pretty neat & cheap too @ $14.
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Re: Finally!!
by cezar » 11:51 pm Aug 31 2009
Leaving tomorrow at around 4:30 p.m. to go about 10 minutes west of Lamesa. A friend of mine's dad owns about 800 acres of CRP land with some nice tree lines. Last year, during our "not so successful" quail hunt, the trees were heavy with dove. 'Hope to have same results. Y'all be safe!
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