For some reason I can walk around the woods with a shotgun hunting squirrels with the bow hunters all out there sitting in tree stands. I don't mistake them for squirrels and shoot them out of their tree stands and they don't mistake me for a deer and shoot me through the chest.
Apparently the intelligence level of firearm deer hunters is much lower. I can't be out in the woods hunting squirrel because of the possibility that one of them may mistake me for a deer. I think it has more to do with the fact that a good percentage of them are out wandering the woods with a loaded gun and are drunk. But that's just my personal opinion based on experience with firearm deer hunters.
Since pheasant and waterfowl hunting is too much work right now, I got nothing for the weekend.
With sunny skies, temps in the low 50's and rivers pretty much back down to normal, if the fishing gods, and Di's doctors, are kind to me and let me run out the door at some point, I just may have to go fish some where.
The Fox is easy.
Was thinking if the time is right of hitting the DuPage. So, Sam . . .
Plainfield around 126, Hammell Woods or Shorewood below the dam?
Spinning gear or fly rod?
Jigs and twisters or something else?
Clousers?
If I get out I'm going on a meat hunt for my smallie taste test. So if you don't want me eating any of your pets, you don't have to respond.
