The Hunt Is On
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I notice nowhere is food gathering a goal.
That’s a real shame.
I just got my Senior Lifetime Hunting and Fishing license here in South Carolina.
Never have been big on hunting, but it was only $9, so what the heck.
Shot rabbit and groundhog as a teen many years ago back in Ohio. Had to keep them from tearing up the garden.
But now I can legally shoot the vermin and varmints like coyotes and feral hogs (Mmmmm, BACON! Maybe?)
May go fishing off the pier in Myrtle Beach sometime.
I will most likely buy another shotgun for Turkey in the Spring. Sold my other one, 12Gauge is a bit much for my shoulder, maybe 20 or 410 next time.
Big Game? I don’t know. License covers them. I have 2 30 caliber rifles, 300BLK and a Mosin Nagant. A 30-06 maybe sometime?