Watching the Tennessee sky for occasional Dove . Trusty old Remington 870 .
Hunting 2024 .
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We have a lot of doves around here this year. They like to hang around the chickens and the bird feeders. They also hang around our water tanks and the pond.
I haven't hunted doves since I was a kid.
I haven't hunted doves since I was a kid.
I always start my hunting seasons with a few Dove hunts . Nothing special needed . I just set up a camp chair in the back yard .
I like fried dove .
I like fried dove .
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Alot of doves on our place, too.
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As soon as it starts cooling off some I'll start grouse hunting.
I guess it's archery deer season around here. There's already some ******* flatlanders camping out by our lower gate. No way would I ever hunt deer in hot dry conditions like this.
I guess it's archery deer season around here. There's already some ******* flatlanders camping out by our lower gate. No way would I ever hunt deer in hot dry conditions like this.
We used to grow soybeans loaded with millet on 30 acres behind a insurance salesman we knew house. Had to have it cut and baled before labor day which was opening day of dove season. Any of his clients that wanted to hunt were welcomed. So were we.
It was amazing watching them fly up as we mowed, raked, bailed, and got up the hay. I spent many hours each of several years in that field prepping, planting, and having it. Much of it alone. What a wonderful time that was. Hunting it was icing on the cake
It was amazing watching them fly up as we mowed, raked, bailed, and got up the hay. I spent many hours each of several years in that field prepping, planting, and having it. Much of it alone. What a wonderful time that was. Hunting it was icing on the cake
