THE HUNTING HUDDLE

by **darren** on Sat Jan 16, 2010 8:54 am

We are at Brushy Creek and I just got a call from stand 4. Chance Lane has taken a doe :!:

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by **darren** on Mon Jan 18, 2010 7:23 pm

While looking over new potential hunting area for COA-NETO on Sunday morning I got a call from Booyah :!:

Elic Camp shot an 84 lb doe aged at almost 3 years. It was Elic's first :thumbup:

by **Booyah** on Mon Jan 25, 2010 11:07 am

I know Elic did not smile for the camera, but I promise, he sure was happy when he shot this doe. He couldnt' wait to get back to the camp to show his Grandpaw.

by **darren** on Mon Jan 25, 2010 11:32 am

Yeah, he wasn't to sure about getting "painted" for his first deer. I told him we supposed to cut off his shirt tail for missing the first one the day before. He seemed a little happier after I told him that :lol:

by **Coach14** on Mon Jan 25, 2010 6:53 pm

He wasn't too sure about Gilley either after he kept asking to keep certain parts of the deer.Elic even walked over to me and asked later if I was keeping an eye on Gilley so he couldn't take his meat.Tried to explain that he was just teasing and Elic eased up a bit.

by **darren** on Mon Jan 25, 2010 8:13 pm

Coach14 wrote:He wasn't too sure about Gilley either after he kept asking to keep certain parts of the deer.Elic even walked over to me and asked later if I was keeping an eye on Gilley so he couldn't take his meat.Tried to explain that he was just teasing and Elic eased up a bit.

Yeah if someone asked me if they could have the hooves, lips, ears, and eyes I'd be worried too :lol: