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 help find a spot at LBJ
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10/20/10 09:57 PM
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samsamthemex
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i am planning on taking my daughter out on our first ever deer hunt and i wanna find a good spot at LBJ!!i plan on stalking i think!
if anyone has any info on where to go and what to do send me a pm!!! i have a few questions!!
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Re: help find a spot at LBJ
[Re: samsamthemex]
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10/21/10 12:11 AM
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JDavis7873
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be careful stalk hunting out there. good way to get shot at, or at the very least screw up someone elses hunt.
Check the areas around cottonwood lake. find creeks and hunt edges and well traveled game trails. OR get out there and scout and walk at least a mile off of the main roads.
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clowns creep me out.
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Re: help find a spot at LBJ
[Re: JDavis7873]
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10/21/10 12:24 AM
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PaulsBunyan
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be careful stalk hunting out there. good way to get shot at, or at the very least screw up someone elses hunt.
Check the areas around cottonwood lake. find creeks and hunt edges and well traveled game trails. OR get out there and scout and walk at least a mile off of the main roads. my thoughts exactly. be very careful if you decide to try stalking. most veteran public lands hunters do not attempt stalking during general deer season to avoid being shot at and or messing up another hunters luck.
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Re: help find a spot at LBJ
[Re: PaulsBunyan]
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10/21/10 12:36 AM
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erathar
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The northern part is the best hunting...
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Re: help find a spot at LBJ
[Re: erathar]
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10/21/10 01:30 AM
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10pointdoe
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fid a tree and sit down by it and cover yourself with leaves
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 Re: help find a spot at LBJ
[Re: 10pointdoe]
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10/21/10 07:22 PM
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Chuck P
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Walking in public hunting land is a bad idea. Find a good suitable spot and stay put. Like others have said hunt the trail crossings and look for funnels. Scout the area and try to stay off the beaten path. Look for areas that are hard to get into. Wait thru the morning, the average hunter will get up and leave by 9 to 9:30 am and there is a good chance that they will cause deer to move and give you an opportunity. Good luck, stay safe, and remember to wear the required orange.
Last edited by Timber Trout; 10/21/10 07:24 PM.
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