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« on: August 20, 2025, 08:13:02 am » |
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There ya go Cajunl!
Cajun that was always the impression I was under of Florida. I could be on that geriatric crew myself. I’ll 53 in a few weeks. I’m blessed in the way of young help. My youngest boy (15) and his buddy Kingston (16) are really good hands and they always have a buddy or three that want to go and some of them are pretty handy. When my oldest boy (25) goes, he’s a top hand. Of course Deputy Dawg (my nephew) and I don’t make many trips without both of us being there. Then there’s Barbie (Kyle), Kohl and Hunter, they are all in their mid 20’s. You couldn’t ask for better help. Amber is old too but she’s still a hell of a hand. Keldon isn’t young but he doesn’t qualify as old yet. He’s as good as you could hope to hunt with as well. Our little buddy Kendal is like hunting with a little jack rabbit. Jay, well he’s fun to bs with and he’s always got a “cold beverage”. He’s semi retired from
hunting. Still sounds like a good idea to him but getting up and going is a challenge. My old buddy Lamont hung it up. The last time he hunted with us he fell out tired and hot. The only thing that got him up going was me getting down next to him to start mouth to mouth resuscitation. He went from dying to revived with just the thought of it. What a miracle! I hate it because he was a heck of a hand. Those guys are our regular hunting circle. Them and a few more all hunt these collie dog crosses. None of us live very far apart so we usually get to go with each other and see different spots. It helps me because I get to see our dogs work that other people have and not have to take anyone’s word about a dog. Then I can see what needs to be tweaked for my liking. I feel very blessed to have the circle I have.
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