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It amazes me..........................
- Thread starter Elton
- Start date
Diggler
Member
I am amazed too. I found these forums years back when I thought I was one of the few diggers in the world. Turns out I was a real lightweight! It is hard to believe how many people enjoy this hobby. It seems normal to us because we read the forums daily, but when you step back and think about it, it is truly amazing.
I would still in the DARK age if not for the help and info here and elsewhere.
Like everything , the better you understand it the more enjoyable it is.
A person could easily get frustrated using the wrong technique's , equipment or site location.
To think if you read and heard nothing , just went out hunting WOW .
Even if you played baseball or golf chances are you watched someone else do it.
Like everything , the better you understand it the more enjoyable it is.
A person could easily get frustrated using the wrong technique's , equipment or site location.
To think if you read and heard nothing , just went out hunting WOW .
Even if you played baseball or golf chances are you watched someone else do it.
dewcon4414
Well-known member
My uncle started way back when. I remember he never had a problem finding places to hunt. People were friendly, interested and always willing to help him find new sites.
Dew
Dew
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
We are fortunate to live is a small town, 10,000, with many other small towns nearby. Permission granted is much more likely than denied. My Nancy grew up in a town of about 1,000 and when we were hunting there, neighbors walked up, chatted and offered their yards to be searched. We hunted up one side of the road, and back down the other side. Small friendly town rule....