Re: Guinea Fowl chick is not well
- From: "Jacob Johnston" <aracauna@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 17:01:42 -0400
Actually, it sounds like it'd be cheaper to just buy a moderately sized
flock of turkey poults, raise them to maturity and then sit outside the pen
and shoot them. Then again, hunting is never about saving money. I deer
hunted as a teenager. I quit pretty much the season I bagged my first and
only deer. It wasn't guilt, I eat meat and understand where it comes from
and it was a clean shot and instant kill. I just didn't get enough
gratification from the kill to justify sitting in a tree stand for 2 months
every year. Guys who really love hunt seem to enjoy the relaxing and doing
nothing out in the woods more than the actual achievement of the goal.
Jacob
"diddy" <diddy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Xns97B26E8DB2070diddydiddynet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Spent most of the morning turkey hunting. Saw no turkeys, and got to
feeling bad because my puppy was probably ready to bust a gut, and came
home to find him in a flooded crate. I called in no turkeys, but peaked
the curiousity of 12 does wondering what I was doing. I've got about
$200 wrapped up in turkey hunting gear, $25 in a turkey tag, and will
probably spend about $200 in gas before I'm through in pursuit of
turkey. It would be cheaper to go to the store and buy one
.
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