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Re: Pinhoti Project
[Re: JUGHEAD]
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06/19/18 10:06 PM
06/19/18 10:06 PM
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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 500
Birmingham, Alabama
Tailwalk7
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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 500
Birmingham, Alabama
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I know one thing. It takes a different breed to go down to Big cypress and kill birds like they do. That’s the most impressive thing Iv seen in a while. If anyone needs a real challenge instead of going to kill 5 birds in 3 days out west, head on down to the Everglades and test your skills... I dont know much of anything about hunting down there. What makes it so tough? Just curious. The hardest part for me when I hunted it was just how demanding the terrain was. Any sort of rain and you will be walking in water part of the time. I hunted the bear island section mainly and was always on foot which I believe was the main factor for not having much success. I lived down there for 5 years and every year I’d go get spanked for a few days before heading to private land to pop an Osceola. It has birds and a lot of people have success who know how to get around down there. If you like the thrill of possibly being hunted while hunting than it’s the place for you....
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