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Hunting or Fishing?
#31
Fishing
#32
Hunting.
#33
Hunt, but I do think it is because you can only do it seasonal which makes it more exciting b/c you cant do it all year like you can fish anytime you want!
#34
yes i would have to agree that hunting is better (but by a slim margin) me being a big ol'e city boy i dont get a lot of time away from my wifeConfusedhh: so when turkey season comes in you can bet your golden coin that ill be in the woods blowing a hoot owl call.. :biggrin:
#35
tomcat_fan_for_life Wrote:yes i would have to agree that hunting is better (but by a slim margin) me being a big ol'e city boy i dont get a lot of time away from my wifeConfusedhh: so when turkey season comes in you can bet your golden coin that ill be in the woods blowing a hoot owl call.. :biggrin:

city boys sure dont know nothing :lmao:
#36
When there is a fish on the end of my line i wouldn't trade places with the king.
#37
hunting. I would like to see more youth get involved in hunting!!!
#38
The Private Wrote:hunting. I would like to see more youth get involved in hunting!!!

Amen to that. :Thumbs:
#39
Fishing on Douglas Lake
#40
In my early days, I would have said fishing. I used to fish at least 3 or 4 times per week when I was young. With my parents, with my brother, by myself: I didn't care. I just loved to be out there listening to the water and relaxing with my pole in the water waiting on that bass.

Now that I'm over 50 years of age, I will say I would rather hunt than fish. Hunting has drawn me closer to my friends and family. But, most of all, hunting has drawn me closer to my two sons whom I love. I'm so glad that they came to appreciate the outdoors as I do. It is simply a gift from God that we should not disregard.
#41
I got to say Fishing. It's my passion.
#42
Fishing
#43
Hunting
#44
Hunting No doubt, waking up at 4am getting all your clothes on so u dont freeze to death before a good deer hunt, theres nothing like it,
#45
I'd have to say Hunting....
#46
I would rather lean back (with a beverage of choice) and listen to the singing of the Loons on a lake in Canada. This would be after a big meal of fresh Walleye, fried taters & onions, with a few pork and beans. By the way, Northern Pike is also very good. The trick here is knowing how to clean one.
#47
outdoorsman43 Wrote:I love to do both but I would rather go hunting. To me, it's a time of relaxation, getting away from the ruckus of the everyday world, and getting to know a little bit more about yourself.

What would you rather do?

I totally agree..
#48
I like the option of Catch and Release...... Never heard of shoot and release...


These guys and gals, on a T.V. hunting? preserve where all is baited or pre-scouted, shoot a lured in unsuspecting animal and then they themselves go into esophageal spasms. How weird does it get.......
#49
fishing in the creeks of south fork
#50
It really depends on the weather alot of the time
#51
Fishing by far.
#52
Fishing
#53
hammerhead Wrote:I like to fish more then hunt cause its easier fish are dumb

What does this say about me? I can't catch anything. I still like fishing better.
#54
hunting
#55
Two sets of bones to contend with. Eh?
#56
My first post is in reference to cleaning a Northern Pike.
#57
fishing all the way
#58
I love to do both!
#59
I love fishing.. Chris's paylake, cant beat it.
#60
outdoorsman43 Wrote:I love to do both but I would rather go hunting. To me, it's a time of relaxation, getting away from the ruckus of the everyday world, and getting to know a little bit more about yourself.

What would you rather do?
Wow!Thats a tuff one,but if I had to pick one it would have to be fishing.Fishing has been a big part of my life every sence I was a kid hitting up the creeks and ponds.....

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