The curse of the Hunting Gods

catman529

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It's true... what is not in season, you will see plenty of. When you take your gun out to hunt something, they disappear.

Just this evening it happened to me with squirrels.

I see so many rabbits when I am not rabbit hunting, and they disappear when I have a shotgun in my hand during rabbit season. Same with doves.

But when I do have a gun in hand and I have a shot opportunity at an animal, I probably won't take the shot because I am deer or turkey hunting and don't want to screw up my hunt. Just the way it seems to work.....
 

Atchman2

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I call deer the new "roaches". Around the suburbs where I hunt squirrels I see FAR more deer than small game. I haven't shot a rabbit in TN in years, of course I don't hunt for them that much. Maybe I will again with the new dog.

In South Carolina, I would see 20 plus hogs to any other game. The other most prevalent game was DEER!
 

FOX FIRE

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Depending on the season...I think deer turn onto turkeys during the fall, then in spring turkeys turn into squirrels and/or deer.

just a thought.
 

Atchman2

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FOX FIRE said:
Depending on the season...I think deer turn onto turkeys during the fall, then in spring turkeys turn into squirrels and/or deer.

just a thought.
Amen! Preach on brother! Last year I was waiting for some turkeys to amble by so I could ambush them. I was messing with my camera and a deer walked right by me! By the time I got my bow up it was moving at high speed. :(
 

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