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Ricky T · 06-29-2007, 10:09 PM

To get so close to elk in the dark timber you can smell them.

A ruffed grouse exploding at your feet as you slink along looking ahead.

The deep-freeze cold of a mountain stream.

Everyone owes it to themselves to get in the "big woods" and hunt SOMETHING. Preferably with a bow, preferably with some time. You'll never be the same.

Thanks, Widomaker, for calling those things to my remembrance.

06-29-2007, 10:09 PM	#3
Ricky T Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Liberty, Texas Posts: 12 Points: 0.00	To get so close to elk in the dark timber you can smell them. A ruffed grouse exploding at your feet as you slink along looking ahead. The deep-freeze cold of a mountain stream. Everyone owes it to themselves to get in the "big woods" and hunt SOMETHING. Preferably with a bow, preferably with some time. You'll never be the same. Thanks, Widomaker, for calling those things to my remembrance.