I've got a friend who thinks that Arkansas has an unlimited bag limit on doves instead of understanding that Arkansas & Tennessee's laws on the subject are just worded differently but mean the same thing.
we live in Bonneville Arkansas and are looking for a place to hunt dove this year we respect the property and all ways pick up spent shells and are sure to leave hunting area just as it was the resent flooding has caused us to look else wear willing to swap secretes on our places
Next week I'll drive 3 days and pay $3000 for 3 days of dove hunting in West Texas. But I will be with a couple of guys I've hunted with for 30 years and have not seen in 8. The doves don't really matter.
The woman tilted her head every time she shot. Our heads should be positioned straight up and down when we shoot. Not a criticism, just an observation and advice.
Maybe there was no one on the other side of the field.They might not have shown that part. Still,I agree lower than 45 degrees is a dangerous angle to be shooting in large groups. Opening Day a few years ago,two guys were taking low shots despite everyone around them yelling about it.Several of us started threatening what was going to happen the next time pellets went by our heads. It even caught the game warden's attention so he came down from where he'd been checking plugs and licenses to see what the matter was. As people explained what was going on,Tweedle Dumb and Dumber let fly again,only this time,they caught the side of the official TWRA batmobile. That got the warden out of the truck like theyw ere already more trouble than they were worth.
I've got a friend who thinks that Arkansas has an unlimited bag limit on doves instead of understanding that Arkansas & Tennessee's laws on the subject are just worded differently but mean the same thing.
we live in Bonneville Arkansas and are looking for a place to hunt dove this year we respect the property and all ways pick up spent shells and are sure to leave hunting area just as it was the resent flooding has caused us to look else wear willing to swap secretes on our places
Next week I'll drive 3 days and pay $3000 for 3 days of dove hunting in West Texas. But I will be with a couple of guys I've hunted with for 30 years and have not seen in 8. The doves don't really matter.
Aman
We need more people like you , its not about the quantity. Its the time we spend outdoor .
liked and subbed . great video . bring more this year .
Man that looks like fun!
great video!!!
te trae recuerdoa de tu hijo cortando flores para la novia en la Finca de Julio Medina
que bueno tiempos aquellos!!!! saludos galan
Do you really have to call him wild man every sentence? We get it, his nickname is wild man.
He gets paid $5.00 every time he says "Wild Man"
It's a sponsorship thing.
Nice clip I like for hunting
Can someone answer the question I've been trying to find out if Arkansas has a pigeon hunting season and if not does that make them fair game
The woman tilted her head every time she shot. Our heads should be positioned straight up and down when we shoot. Not a criticism, just an observation and advice.
At 10:13 he is putting in a dip
great for him.
Something that make hunting better
Thanks I needed to know that
i saw alot of low shots...dangerous
Maybe there was no one on the other side of the field.They might not have shown that part.
Still,I agree lower than 45 degrees is a dangerous angle to be shooting in large groups.
Opening Day a few years ago,two guys were taking low shots despite everyone around them yelling about it.Several of us started threatening what was going to happen the next time pellets went by our heads.
It even caught the game warden's attention so he came down from where he'd been checking plugs and licenses to see what the matter was.
As people explained what was going on,Tweedle Dumb and Dumber let fly again,only this time,they caught the side of the official TWRA batmobile.
That got the warden out of the truck like theyw ere already more trouble than they were worth.