Posted by Paul Shuler on November 20, 2007 at 16:32:59 from (170.29.248.3):
In Reply to: Feel a little guilty posted by MH on November 20, 2007 at 12:49:18:
A few years back I was bow hunting on a nice evening when I guy drove his truck right up through the woods. No road or even a trail, not sure how he did it. He got out and fired up a chain saw and went to work. I sat there about a half hour and decided my day was done. Lowered my bow to the ground, took off my saftey strap and started down the tree. Half way down I look down and right under me is a nice 6 point buck watching the guy cutting wood. Oh if I would have been patient. He walked off toward the guy cutting so I got down and walked into an 8 pointer about 30 steps away doing the same thing.They seemed to be curious about all the noise.
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