A-5_Guy
Member
So I'm off for the next 11 days, besides scouting for turkey what should I do?
Off for the next 11 days...live in AL - what to do?
- Thread starter A-5_Guy
- Start date
LCH
Well-known member
You are welcome to come up here, fix my truck and paint my house.. 
Seriously though, in Alabama, I'd be fishing and hog hunting every day.
Seriously though, in Alabama, I'd be fishing and hog hunting every day.
3855WIN
Well-known member
Fly fish for trout in North Arkansas.
Frazier
Active member
Drive south to the coast and chase bull reds, that’s what I’ll be doing 
dirtclod Az.
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2018
- Messages
- 2,776
Fishing!!...Help With disaster relief?
TwistedSage
Well-known member
What part of Alabama? I'd be in the gulf eating seafood and looking for a fishing guide. I work in Mobile every so often and have looked into fishing guides. Local Drum/trout or offshore you name it fishing can be had between $400-800 and it is some great fishing down there. The Biloxi area is nice too if you want to eat and play. Good food and new casinos.
A 5 Guy
OMG, the options are endless. dont know if your married and/or have children but
with children--disneyworld great family time, depending on age of children --or possibly grand children
or
with or without children a trip down the Colorado river in the Grand Canyon, a cruise to the Bahamas or fly to the Bahamas and stay at the Atlantis --both the wife and children will thank you and/or just the wife, fly to Alaska ( the peninsula ) this time of year and fish, fish and more fish or even jump over to Nome and watch the finish of the Iditarod dog sled race---that is a real experience, and it is happening, right now. If just you and your wife, Las Vegas can be fun for a few days, treat her to a spa day while there, plenty of ocean fishing down south of you and we haven't even headed to Europe yet--or Hawaii or Tahiti --if Tahiti reserve a suite build over the ocean with a glass floor and watch the fish swim by, get a tan, relax on the beach, and swim in the ocean off your porch --also up by Jackson Hole Wy, they have dog sled companies that will take you to a natural mineral spa via a dog sled through the snow--later snowmobiles, plus go on a sled pulled by horses when feeding the wild Elk in the reserve at Jackson Hole--wonderful experience --pm me if you have questions or want more suggestions
p.s. oops, sorry, got all wound up and forgot. Regardless of what you do sir, enjoy your time off.
OMG, the options are endless. dont know if your married and/or have children but
with children--disneyworld great family time, depending on age of children --or possibly grand children
or
with or without children a trip down the Colorado river in the Grand Canyon, a cruise to the Bahamas or fly to the Bahamas and stay at the Atlantis --both the wife and children will thank you and/or just the wife, fly to Alaska ( the peninsula ) this time of year and fish, fish and more fish or even jump over to Nome and watch the finish of the Iditarod dog sled race---that is a real experience, and it is happening, right now. If just you and your wife, Las Vegas can be fun for a few days, treat her to a spa day while there, plenty of ocean fishing down south of you and we haven't even headed to Europe yet--or Hawaii or Tahiti --if Tahiti reserve a suite build over the ocean with a glass floor and watch the fish swim by, get a tan, relax on the beach, and swim in the ocean off your porch --also up by Jackson Hole Wy, they have dog sled companies that will take you to a natural mineral spa via a dog sled through the snow--later snowmobiles, plus go on a sled pulled by horses when feeding the wild Elk in the reserve at Jackson Hole--wonderful experience --pm me if you have questions or want more suggestions
p.s. oops, sorry, got all wound up and forgot. Regardless of what you do sir, enjoy your time off.
Last edited:
Northwoods Labs
Well-known member
bass fishing?
dirtclod Az.
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2018
- Messages
- 2,776
Put your feet up and BBQ/Swill Beer!
A-5_Guy
Member
All wise suggestions my friends! Money is pretty tight, but I've got a few ideas - mainly fishing related. Turkey season opens here on the 16th, so I'm sure I can keep myself busy prepping for that.
Bullshot
Well-known member
Shed hunting, turkey prep, target shooting, fishing, bow tune-up, scout public lands, sell unwanted stuff on ebay, have or shop at a garage sale, go kayaking or canoeing, do some light camping, finish your big-game apps, reloading, collect a ton or two of scrap metal and sell it to buy hunting gear, plant some food plots, prune your trees, re-pack a go-bag, make some sausage from leftover meat.
I really hate that I don't have the next 11 days off too......
I really hate that I don't have the next 11 days off too......
A-5_Guy
Member
I went out this morning to my listening post on public land to try to locate some turkeys. I didn't hear any, but I did find this 6pt whitetail deadhead. Unfortunately, it looks to have been there for quite a while and the squirrels had ravaged it. Still a cool find though and was good to put some miles on the Kennetreks.
