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True Stories

I'm sure you have some great True Stories to share!
I would also like to know your opinion, comments, ideas...
Show us what you have harvested, and tell us about it...
Thanks for your interest, Buck
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My Grand-dad was a wonderful, kind, honest, Christian man.

true stories He took me hunting, but more often fishing. A favorite story is from one
our last fishing trips together.

We were in a small flat-bottomed boat
when he hooked a big bass. The bass actually pulled the small boat around
(a little) as grand-dad played the fish.
It was a very good 8.5 lb bass.

Grand-dad loved to retell the story as he got older.
That fish grew as he repeated the story, soon it weighed
10 pounds, and the boat was pulled all over the lake.

These men and their stories are precious to me. I'm not making fun of Grand-Dad. It just happens, fishing and hunting stories get better with age. I always say, "If I'm not honest, I'm not anything." My true stories, will be honest; but... Buck

I started hunting with dad when I was about 8 years old; dad loved to quail hunt, sometimes squirrel hunt, and rarely deer hunted.

Dad never got a deer, but one of his stories
was when a buck caught him, literally, "with his pants down".

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Hunting in the dense vegetation of a Northeast Texas swampy bottom, dad "had to go". He leaned his gun up against a tree, and "got down" a few feet away to take care of "his business".

He had the "white paper work" in hand when a curious buck stepped out. The deer seemed confused about the strange looking "whitetail" (dad).

Dad dropped the tissue, and tried to shuffle over a couple of feet to reach his gun.

That had to be a sight! The buck got over his curiosity
and took off when dad reached for his gun. Buck

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