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    Default One last 2019 hunt

    Went out for afternoon solo hunt on some public lands.
    The plan was to cover as much ground as possible, check-out some specific spots that looked promising on google maps. And... burn-out as much fat as possible, had way too much food and drinks over the Christmas break so far.
    Managed to limit-out on grouse quite fast, then focused on bunnies and got a bonus snowshoe.
    It was another good day to be out in the bush, and love my Sabatti OU.

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    “Think safety first and then have a good hunt.”
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    Nice well done. What part of Ontario do you hunt in?

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    Very nice

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    Nice finish to the season congrats
    "Give a man a fish and he eats for a day, Teach a man to fish and he eats for the rest of his life"

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    Very nice, sounds like a great way/day to enjoy the outdoors
    Congrats
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    Awesome, that's a great way to cap off the year!

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    Nice mixed bag.
    Do snowshoe's circle back like cotton tails?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jburl View Post
    Nice mixed bag.
    Do snowshoe's circle back like cotton tails?
    Yes, they do.
    It may take a while, but it is worth waiting. I give it 5 to 10 min. myself. Got a few this way, good memories
    “Think safety first and then have a good hunt.”
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