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""so if you need any info on a particular area there is a good chance that I’ve been there or close by.""

Mornin WildShot, I will keep that in mind,, And I thank you,,
Ya know, When the thunder rolls thru the hills here, Seems you all are just used to it, But that is a sound that is new to us, And we really enjoy it,,

It don't take much to make us happy,, huh ,,
 
Nother thing,, You got creeks all over here, This one is just down the road, My lady likes it there,, I don't think there is a road in there that parts that don't cross one,,[url] http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/hobbles/u-creek.jpg[/url]
 
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It’s that way all over the state, the interesting thing is that they are different depending on which part of the state you are in. Alaska is the only state that has more miles of free flowing streams. Most are full of fish too. I know of a steam over in Simpson County that looks very much like the pic where you can pick up pieces of flint in its raw, native form. The field next to the stream is cultivated so there are pieces scattered across the field that come to the surface each rain. You can find whole stones or fragments where farm equipment has hit it. Also see a few pieces of farm equipment when the flint wins. Got a few bags around the house. I have clamped a few pieces in the flintlock and got good sparks out of it but not good enough to knap my own. What is the Lady gathering?
 
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Afternoon WildShot

ROCKS,, I am lucky enough to have a Lady that likes ROCKS,, I got em everywhere round here,, ROCKS,,
 
Mornin Idaho PRB
If you get down this way and are close, Our habitat door is always open to friendly people

Thanks Hobbles. Same goes here in Idaho.
Idaho PRB :v
 
When you find out where you might be hunting I can post some links to sites with maps (quad and roadways) and aerial photos of the area.
 
There aint no deer in ky, they all swam the river and now Illinois has even more!

Illinois...yeah that is where you want to hunt.
:winking:
 
Nope, most I have seen lately have been sunbathing in the median of the Western Ky Pkwy watching traffic go by. :winking:
 
Headed to hunt in a few hours around E-Town for some flintlock'n good times!

Good luck if you guys are getting out.
 
KyFlintlock said:
Headed to hunt in a few hours around E-Town for some flintlock'n good times!

Good luck if you guys are getting out.
Afternoon KyFlintlock
Good luck to you,, I'll be headin out in the mornin,,,,,,,,,,,
 
Oh yea........He didn't tell you about the bubonic plague outbreak and the flying goliath fire ant infestations and the killer bees....that's another story.....You're right it's a horrible place unless you enjoy pestilence and misery. So you gun hating PETA Treehugger city types need to stay where you are. :shocked2: :bull:
 
My last post was just a bit of foolishness. On a serious note, it will be alot different as far as the terrain. Things will be on a smaller scale than out in the western states. In the farthest east you have mountains (nothing like the Rockies).There is not much bottom land and they are mostly forested and steep sided.The exception is the reclaimed stip mines that form plateau like areas that are more open.That's where our elk program has been started. Then you have foothills like I live in. There is alot of variation in height and steepness from area to area. They can still be rough hunting in many places. As you get toward Lexington, the topography changes into gentle rolling hills and the forested areas are patchy. The western part of the state is also more rolling type hills that varies from tree covered to midwest type farmland. There you go.... the 10 cent tour. Treat my folks with respect and you will most likely get it back. Give them time to know you and you will make some friends for sure. Do a little "networking" and your daughter will find you a place to hunt. If you can't find private lands, there is alot of underused public hunting land if you look for it. Good luck,, KB
 
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