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| 1032.1 | do you gator hunt | OASS::SOBCZYNSKI_L | | Tue Sep 17 1991 11:31 | 9 |
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Brian
Let me put it this way, if an offer to go gator hunting is made, and
there is no bait in the flat bottom, don't go.
Never hunted in W Va. but have been, folks are friendly.
Leonard
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| 1032.2 | yes'm | ODIXIE::RHARRIS | only one shot, please! | Tue Sep 17 1991 12:23 | 11 |
| I can't speak for W. Virginia, but here in Georgia, the heart of the
south, I have not experienced any problems with hunters on public land.
I don't like to hunt public land, to many drunk idiots with big
foreheads. Like their relatives are movie stars, Deliverance was the
movie. My friends have land that is private and I hunt that. Just
don't walk out all dressed in solid orange, unless it's the law. Talk
with a drawl, and put a massive hunk of chewin tobacco in yer mouth
boy, and jus pass on through. mercy!
4 days for full draw. bob
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| 1032.3 | No problems in N. Carolina | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Tue Sep 17 1991 13:02 | 7 |
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I hunted N. Carolina a couple of years back, the only problem I had
coming from New Hampshire was that they made me try Grits for
breakfast one day, kinda like eating tasteless oatmeal :-).
--Bob
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| 1032.4 | West Virginia | CSOA1::VANDENBARK | | Tue Sep 17 1991 13:38 | 9 |
| I would have to agree with Bob, chewing tobacco does wonders. As long
as you let them win in poker every-other night, you will be fine. I am
from Kentucky and hunted around Romney WV about 5 years ago. There
were 6 of us in our group, we tagged 3 bucks opening day. They
averaged 110-130lbs. There were 2 guys from "Yankee-land" with us,
they never had a bit of trouble, and from what I understand, still go
almost every year.
Wess
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| 1032.5 | | DATABS::STORM | | Tue Sep 17 1991 14:06 | 17 |
| I've never tried W. Virginia, but I've hunted on the Virginia side
of the Allegany Mountains (within a few feet of the boarder). That is
beautiful country with a good deer population as well. I've heard that
this year Virginia will allow you to take 2 deer in one day. I enjoyed
hunting down there, but had to give it up. It was just too long a
trip, usually over the Thanksgiving holidays.
I wouldn't worry about being a yankee hunter down there, as long as
you can take a little good natured ribbing. Re: .3, you were lucky
if you only got to sample grits. I was "treated" to breakfast at
the landowner's house. Didn't want to affend the host, so I graciously
ate Deer brains and scrambled eggs. It could have been worst, on other
trips the crew were treated to mountain oysters.
Enjoy your trip,
Mark
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