Tits Up! - 01/07/19
Had the opportunity to go to the "Petting Zoo" last Thursday. It was closing weekend for rifle season in Texas.
I've been hunting with the same group of guys for the last 19 years and have not missed a closing weekend yet.
The deer and hoglets did not co-operate. In fact after 14 years of hunting the "Zoo" it seems that the hogs have totally gone nocturnal or have completely changed their range. I had traps set and feeders that the corn was not disturbed between Wednesday eve and Saturday morning. Un-figgin-believable.
Anywho, had the opportunity to put the smack-down on a Aoudad ewe. I hate going back to town empty-handed, so I nailed her.
Took me two hours to get her loaded and back to camp. I was already tuckered but what the hey!
I had brought one of the Menefee A2 Skinners that I had not taken the opportunity to destroy the collector value of. Figured this would be a good opportunity to do so!
so it was Tits Up, as the campfire and a beverage wuz callin'
caped her out in a jif (pix from the next mornin')
I luv it when I can let meat hang over-night. It was to be 32 degrees so I did just that!
As usual, the Menefee skinner worked well for caping, gutting and quartering!
makes for a pretty good cutter for a breakfast stogie to boot!
ya!
GWB
I've been hunting with the same group of guys for the last 19 years and have not missed a closing weekend yet.
The deer and hoglets did not co-operate. In fact after 14 years of hunting the "Zoo" it seems that the hogs have totally gone nocturnal or have completely changed their range. I had traps set and feeders that the corn was not disturbed between Wednesday eve and Saturday morning. Un-figgin-believable.
Anywho, had the opportunity to put the smack-down on a Aoudad ewe. I hate going back to town empty-handed, so I nailed her.
Took me two hours to get her loaded and back to camp. I was already tuckered but what the hey!
I had brought one of the Menefee A2 Skinners that I had not taken the opportunity to destroy the collector value of. Figured this would be a good opportunity to do so!
so it was Tits Up, as the campfire and a beverage wuz callin'
caped her out in a jif (pix from the next mornin')
I luv it when I can let meat hang over-night. It was to be 32 degrees so I did just that!
As usual, the Menefee skinner worked well for caping, gutting and quartering!
makes for a pretty good cutter for a breakfast stogie to boot!
ya!
GWB