I've always like Texas,...but it's full of Texans.

Flyway Stalker wrote:I would probably plan on living in two seperate locations depending on the season. If I had it my way (and I never do or will because I'm married) I would spend late spring to mid to late fall up north for Walleye, Pike & waterfowl, then head south to finish the waterfowl season, stream fly fishing & golf.
I'm going to have to play it by ear on locations and see where the other 2 of 3 son settle down at, the one is already sunk pretty deep roots in Kansas around Milford lake, so I can go there anytime for great hunting & fishing. He has 3 kids and I'm sure the other 2 boys will give us some Grand kids as well and MaMa isn't gonna want to get to far from her babys.
I can about guarrentee you I will not be anywhere in eastern Nebraska, for the type of fishing I like the opportunities completly suck around here, and as far as waterfowl, it can be ok but is usualy short lived because of the season dates and how suseptible the birds are to pushing out or completly through with out stoping during a cold front.
Many good idea's offerd here though.
sws002 wrote:Flyway Stalker wrote:I would probably plan on living in two seperate locations depending on the season. If I had it my way (and I never do or will because I'm married) I would spend late spring to mid to late fall up north for Walleye, Pike & waterfowl, then head south to finish the waterfowl season, stream fly fishing & golf.
I'm going to have to play it by ear on locations and see where the other 2 of 3 son settle down at, the one is already sunk pretty deep roots in Kansas around Milford lake, so I can go there anytime for great hunting & fishing. He has 3 kids and I'm sure the other 2 boys will give us some Grand kids as well and MaMa isn't gonna want to get to far from her babys.
I can about guarrentee you I will not be anywhere in eastern Nebraska, for the type of fishing I like the opportunities completly suck around here, and as far as waterfowl, it can be ok but is usualy short lived because of the season dates and how suseptible the birds are to pushing out or completly through with out stoping during a cold front.
Many good idea's offerd here though.
I can agree that Nebraska's fishing leaves a little bit to be desired, especially in the eastern half. I'll have to disagree on waterfowl though. As far as numbers go, we are typically hard to beat come December when it comes to mallards and Canadas. Finding a spot to kill them can be troublesome, but we are the last stop for a lot of honkers, and the hearty ducks seldom move past us until after the seasons have closed.
sws002 wrote:Duckdog wrote:Not that I'd retire there, but Oklahoma gets overlooked a lot. Not near as cold, but it is plenty hot...
Sportsman's paradise though...lots and lots of coyotes!
I've never met one motherfucker from Oklahoma that I didn't immediately think "that dude fucks farm animals".
Woody wrote:sws002 wrote:Duckdog wrote:Not that I'd retire there, but Oklahoma gets overlooked a lot. Not near as cold, but it is plenty hot...
Sportsman's paradise though...lots and lots of coyotes!
I've never met one motherfucker from Oklahoma that I didn't immediately think "that dude fucks farm animals".
That very well might be the most insulting about a group of people ever posted on here. Lol
AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
Woody wrote:sws002 wrote:Duckdog wrote:Not that I'd retire there, but Oklahoma gets overlooked a lot. Not near as cold, but it is plenty hot...
Sportsman's paradise though...lots and lots of coyotes!
I've never met one motherfucker from Oklahoma that I didn't immediately think "that dude fucks farm animals".
That very well might be the most insulting about a group of people ever posted on here. Lol
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