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BuckFeverZ Senior Enthusiast

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Gah!! Started getting a sore throat last Sunday and by Tueday I had a HORRIBLE cough and runny nose :fume: I felt like I was dying on Christmas day and I think I went to bed at about 5:00 and didn't get up until noon on Friday...

 

I still don't feel good and think I've went thru about 683 hankerchiefs throughout this whole ordeal :P Hopefully I'll shake this bastard by New Year's Eve so I can go out and get drunk with the rest of you fools :lol:

dietz4ibanez Senior Enthusiast

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Gah!! Started getting a sore throat last Sunday and by Tueday I had a HORRIBLE cough and runny nose :fume: I felt like I was dying on Christmas day and I think I went to bed at about 5:00 and didn't get up until noon on Friday...

 

I still don't feel good and think I've went thru about 683 hankerchiefs throughout this whole ordeal :P Hopefully I'll shake this bastard by New Year's Eve so I can go out and get drunk with the rest of you fools :lol:

 

 

So thats why we havent heard any hunting stories.... Or are you out of season there? I was sick like that Christmas day... But I am an idiot and sat out in the rain hunting for the past 2 days.... But at least I can sleep it off tomorrow and try again hunting on Monday!

 

Hope you feel better!

BuckFeverZ Senior Enthusiast

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Normally the season would be over but because they found CWD in deer around here 5 years ago the DNR has been having power trips by having extended seasons and all sorts of bullshit. So technically we can still gun hunt here until Jan. 4th but it is "earn-a-buck", meaning you have to shoot a doe before you can shoot a buck. :fume:

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Normally the season would be over but because they found CWD in deer around here 5 years ago the DNR has been having power trips by having extended seasons and all sorts of bullshit. So technically we can still gun hunt here until Jan. 4th but it is "earn-a-buck", meaning you have to shoot a doe before you can shoot a buck. :fume:

 

 

Do you not need the meat? I would be game for that..!!! I only killed 1 this year I would like to at least kill 2 more before the season it out!

BuckFeverZ Senior Enthusiast

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I got a doe earlier this year and then I got those two bucks that I posted pics of this year as well so we have plenty of meat considering its only me and my dad who eat the venison :fume: We actually gave some sticks of sausage to friends/family for Christmas presents since we have so much.

 

Plus, up until today we had over a foot of snow on the ground so it would have been a bitch to get to the stands and an even bigger bitch trying to drag a deer out of the woods if you got one :P

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Make some hot totties. Best cold/throat medicine there is. Just keep track of how many doses you take... Everyone makes them different, I just like the basic ingredients...Jack, Lemon Juice, and Honey.

BuckFeverZ Senior Enthusiast

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Make some hot totties. Best cold/throat medicine there is. Just keep track of how many doses you take... Everyone makes them different, I just like the basic ingredients...Jack, Lemon Juice, and Honey.

 

I actually have been drinking those. We didn't have Jack in the house so I used Korbel instead.

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