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http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/010908dntexdog.1319641.html Too Weird.

Here are mine. Debbie 21 months and Wesley 4 months. Dave

Texas Link. Still way cheaper to keep em alive http://texasdeathpenalty.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=62

I hate my mossberg. Love my 870. nuff said

It is more expensive to kill murderers than to let them rot in prison. I have no problem with killing them, but would rather have them rot in jail with their new boyfriends than pay millions to let them get off easy. Click here for numbers: http://www.deathpenalty.org/index.php?pid=cost

I'm going tomorrow as well. Haven't been yet, but hearing some good things.

Just letting you North Texans and Okies know that the Sportsmans Warehouse in Lewisville, TX is going out of business. Almost everything is 50% off. They are open on new years day from 10 am to 6 pm. Dave

I think I would take the money. I could always guide my kids on hunts. It would be nice to not ever worry about cash again.

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pm'd you again.

BobbiJo!!!!!!! my wife's name. There is just something about a "classy" southern name.

I live here and work in Dallas for Bank of America. But don't hold that against me.

Good deal. Glad DG got back to you so fast. DG has told me about that campsite. The owner just cleaned up about 15 acres of oaks that we camp under: probably not a good camp site because everytime we woke up/came back there were deer blowing at us. Jeramie, this place has it all. Any type of outdoor activity you could dream of man. You would not regret the drive. I live in Denton, Tx and drive 3.5 hours one way. It is worth it. We have several family trips planned as well. The smallmouth bass fishing on Honobia Creek is supposed to be awesome, according to the locals. There is a ton of deer and turkey. It is extremely isolated from any major town, but there are several little stores within a 5 miles of the lease for supplies. If you do get in, YOU WILL LOVE IT.

You would take a right on H trail, or northeast depending on which way you are coming from. Sounds like camp road and H trail are the same road. Not sure about if they let it go or not or even if it is the same piece of land. Wish I knew more specifics. I will call DG tonight and try to pinpoint it down a little better.

The 1,300 acres is between Honobia and Talihina. It is on "H" trail. I think it is roughly 4-5 miles North West of Honobia. Someone has painted "H Trail" where you turn into the lease on the highway. I have never been on that section, but DG says it looks really good. Heck, everything I have seen looks awesome. On a side note... DG is trying to get an additional 5,000 acres leased just east of Ludlow (towards Octavia). That was our lease last year but it sold. If he can get it, him and some guys he knows are going to make it a bow hunt only lease/club. If they can get it and get enough people willing to bow hunt only, it would defenitely be the best of the best. He is also going to do DMAP on the entire 16,000. We saw entirely too many does with yearlings and fawns this year. In fact I didn't see a lonesome doe all year long.

I wanted to put the pics up, but was waiting for the ok. Thanks Kevin.

yup. pretty much western arkansas.

Just wanted to let you guys know that my uncle has some land for lease in Push county near Honobia. Currently he has around 1,300 acres and he asks for $3.00 an acre. He sub-leases around 16,000 acres for a lawyer from Texas so he may have more available in the next few months depending on how many groups release. There are a lot of deer and turkeys. There are some hogs, but not an over abundance. There are also several bears and hopefully we will be able to hunt them in the not so distant future. You get year around access for pretty much anything you want to do on the land. When turkey/deer seasons aren't in you have access to the entire 16,000 for riding four wheelers, fishing, and camping. I know at least one member on here that leases from him, but I'll let him chime in if he wants to. My uncles email address is listed below. Thanks for looking, Dave [email protected]

If there are a lot of squirrells in your area, make sure the spin plate is metal. They will eat through the plastic ones the first time the corn gets low. We use Moultrie timers too, but we use the dusk and dawn models.

Pretty good article. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/eticket/story?page=bojackson

Yeah I got him on the lease. The picture is from my dad's home away from home in Poteau. We didn't get him off the mountain until 10:00 pm. Needless to say we were tired and didn't get any field pics except for this one.

Country courthouse's here have them.

I shot him close to honobia in the SE part of the state. This little dude had a monsters additude. If you look close you can tell that all but one of his tines and both main beams were completely rubbed to a blunt tip. Loved the attitude. We figured him to be a 3 1/2 year old. He dressed around 130lbs and had a neck to match.

Pulls the hair on my legs too bad. Can't wear it.

Grunted this buck in the third day of the OK black powder season nearly a month ago. Shot him with the TC Omega, 100 grains 777, and a 250 TC shockwave. He was quartering to me really hard. Bullet went it about 12 inches below the white patch on the right side and exited right behind the left should. I figured he would drop, but suprisingly he made it about 100 yards before piling up.