Favorite place to hunt?
05-08-2007, 11:32 AM
#11
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: galesville, wisconsin
Posts: 229
RE: Favorite place to hunt?
hop out the backdoor and into the woods..i love hunting right on our farm in galesville wisconsin, trempealeau county. has bit of everything and the deer are finally coming back after the apple orchard was told they couldn't kill every deer they see anymore.
05-09-2007, 09:35 AM
#13
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Darien, IL
Posts: 6,744
RE: Favorite place to hunt?
My Grandfather's old kinda overgrown apple and pear orchards in Williamson county IL.
Grampa died and the orchards were sold by my "Grandmother" (his second wife - Lucielle). The orchards were supposed to be left to my Dad so we could always hunt there. Grampa loved seeing his son and grandsons hunting out there. He was so proud.
Grampa's "will" was written out on paper. He didn't like lawyers. After his death, Lucille said there was no such will that she could find. She said he "probobly had it hidden somewhere like all the booze bottles". She didn't need that property. Grampa was well off and she was left with plenty. Heck she was 80 then anyway.
He used to lease it to a guy who made cider. She sold it to him w/o even offering it to my Dad or uncles.
Well no use cryin over split milk.
Grampa died and the orchards were sold by my "Grandmother" (his second wife - Lucielle). The orchards were supposed to be left to my Dad so we could always hunt there. Grampa loved seeing his son and grandsons hunting out there. He was so proud.
Grampa's "will" was written out on paper. He didn't like lawyers. After his death, Lucille said there was no such will that she could find. She said he "probobly had it hidden somewhere like all the booze bottles". She didn't need that property. Grampa was well off and she was left with plenty. Heck she was 80 then anyway.
He used to lease it to a guy who made cider. She sold it to him w/o even offering it to my Dad or uncles.
Well no use cryin over split milk.
