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Post by kevin1 on Aug 30, 2015 8:19:58 GMT -5
Must be a local problem, I see them all the time.
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Post by ms660 on Aug 30, 2015 13:13:22 GMT -5
ly I bet my Dad and your Dad probably hunted some of the same hogs back in the day. Dad said it was nothing to kill a couple hundered+ each summer. He was born and raised in Princeton and hunted them all over Gibson county in the 50' up into the 70's. I'm starting to see a few here in Pike county, but the yotes play hell on them now instead of guys riding around with 22-250's popping them. Very possible..my dad is from the Princeton / Patoka area. I'm sure they did and may even hunted together. When I was very young probably 7-8 we had a river camp on the White near Gordan Hills off the KMK gravel pit road and some where in that area I killed my first whistle pig hunting with my Uncle in a bean field. We stepped it off at 157 yards. Used a 222 Remington model 700. I'm 51 now and can still remember it like it was yesterday.
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Aug 30, 2015 13:32:38 GMT -5
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Post by swilk on Aug 30, 2015 13:32:38 GMT -5
I hunted Gordon hills for years....dad had a river camp on the white but up near a place called Cunningham ferry.
The best squirrel woods I've ever seen was on the back side of Gordon hills....where the Patoka snaked through there. It was hundreds of old hickory trees. That woods sold about 15 years ago and all those trees got taken out.
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Post by jimstc on Aug 30, 2015 15:21:31 GMT -5
Only good thing I've seen coyotes do is help control feral cats and dogs Good point. Got plenty of rabbits here, but the feral cat population is almost gone. Maybe one or two. Used to be a lot more.
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