Sitting in truck blind

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encore06

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Sitting at the gate at one of the farms I haven't hunted this year. Truck blind is comfortable but not my idea way of hunting. Just wanted to get out for a while. Something other than his cows may cross the field. I can't open gate to get to my shooting house on the other side of the farm due to the slight hill it's on.
 
hitek7":35uy8pp4 said:
Scratching my head on this one...

Why, he did not mention the vehicle running and in motion. Given the circumstances above, he is within the law. And the last statement, he is wheelchair bound so sometimes elevation can be a pain. Don't knock a man for wanting to hunt and doing what is takes to make that happen.
 
Roost 1":10mjyapl said:
I wish I could come open the gate for you brother, you have my utmost respect for your determination to be in the outdoors.

Amen to that. I'd have come opened it if you were in my neck of the woods.
 
This is a tough one. I find myself putting myself in your shoes. I wish I could help you out. Good luck to you and may god bless you with the deer you dream about.
 
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Deer dont spook off vehicles parked in fields on my farms. They are used to us checking and working cows, cutting hay, etc. I've had some great hunts from the bed of my pickup. Now walk away from the vehicle and it's a totally different story!

Hope you had a great morning and just got to enjoy Gods creation and your part in it!

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I have a friend who was helping the land owner with putting roofing on a shed there Monday and saw 8-10 deer in the field. Today I saw nothing but cows. lol.
 
JeepKuntry":bzjbudwh said:
hitek7":bzjbudwh said:
Scratching my head on this one...

Why, he did not mention the vehicle running and in motion. Given the circumstances above, he is within the law. And the last statement, he is wheelchair bound so sometimes elevation can be a pain. Don't knock a man for wanting to hunt and doing what is takes to make that happen.

Was not what I was saying in any way. Evidently I do not know his story. Was not knocking the guy, just not understanding what he was saying.
 
hitek7":1q6c234f said:
JeepKuntry":1q6c234f said:
hitek7":1q6c234f said:
Scratching my head on this one...

Why, he did not mention the vehicle running and in motion. Given the circumstances above, he is within the law. And the last statement, he is wheelchair bound so sometimes elevation can be a pain. Don't knock a man for wanting to hunt and doing what is takes to make that happen.

Was not what I was saying in any way. Evidently I do not know his story. Was not knocking the guy, just not understanding what he was saying.
I can see where my part is confusing to those who are unaware of my situation. I'm a paraplegic and small obstacles becomes very difficult for me to overcome/ get around in my wheelchair. The gate post is up off of the road bed which prevents me from opening it. I sometimes refer to sitting in my truck as a "truck blind". I didn't take your post as anything other than; "what the heck is he talking about?" When my wife or stalkhunter don't want to hear my whining, I get on here. Members on here have listened to my rants for years. This morning I'm sitting on a cut corn field hoping a buck will come in for a mid day snack


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I admire your drive to still get out there. I broke all 5 metatarsals in my foot 2 years ago and that made it rough enough for me. Where there is a will there is a way! Good luck to you this season.
 

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