giant piebald whitetail freak

brown down said:
damn you guys are old :old::old: :rofl::rofl: hahahah:sofa: when I first started hunting 23 years ago I think a bear and a back tag cost around $20 and a doe tag around $2 now they broke the state up into zones. I hunt 3 different zones so I need 3 different doe tags at $6.75 a pop. I drop at least $60 a year on doe tags. now I can't understand why these went up so much as they don't stock deer and have the overhead of raising them like they do fish or pheasants which they cut the stocking in half in my state! but at the end of the day I will continue to pay these prices to continue to fuel my addiction! I have a lot of pics from this seasons hunt! found so really weird stuff in the woods this year. like a small pistol safe on the edge of our land! either A. someone broke into someones home and robbed them and opened it in the woods or B. it could have been one of that lunatic Frien's stashes!!
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Started hunting more then 55 yrs ago. Multiple tags??? then and now there is only 1 deer allowed.
 
Dad started me hunting at 6 - he started me fishing though when I was old enough to walk. I can't even remember a time when I wasn't with my dad fishing.

Texas fishing & hunting laws have changed a bunch since then.
 
Mike and his clan hunting when Mike was still a young man . . .

 
My buddy next door called me yesterday afternoon about 2 pm and asked me to help his 3 sons, seems like they all got an elk tag for the late cow hunt (flatlanders from down south) so I went over and find 2 cows on the trailer not gutted (they had never shot a thing didn't know how to gut them) and not tagged, two of the boys still in the woods tracking a wounded cow with the tags in their pockets, had to have Dad call them and make them come in and tag the 2 before I would touch them, long story short after all was said and done I ended up with a hind quarter a case of beer and a bottle of Crown also drank too much whiskey standing by the fire after I cut everything up but I had a blast!
 
You done a good turn for them Joe and they learned something: always ask the experienced fellas what to do BEFORE you go out trying something you don't know a thing about!
 
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