Hi everyone I figured we should go ahead and get a new thread started for this year. I've been hunting the Davy Crockett every year for the past 35 years. Wishing everyone the best of luck and excited about the upcoming weekend the big boys should be on the move
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Originally posted by Cali_hunter86 View PostAre talking about near louisiana, if so does it all work out there been wanting to go
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Gonna go ahead an post the usual links for any new folks to DCNF hunting
Forest maps: http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/texas/...fswdev3_008441
Alabama Creek WMA map & info: https://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwil.../media/904.pdf
The old 2013-2014 thread. Good place for new folks to look for FAQs: http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...d.php?t=395467
Wear your orange, tell someone where you're going, and stay hooked up to your tree!
Good luck to all!!
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also, you dont get real good cell reception at alabama creek spotty at best. i always leave coordinates with a buddy and if he dont here from me by midnight he knows what to do i carry gps and compass, w extra batteries. i set my gps toi nad83 and use the UTM system that way if any of my friends get hurt alls they have to do is tell me the digits and i can find them. of the 3 guys i hunt with i set them all alike all carry whistles and have a red safety light that blinks, if you get lost in alabama creek (its easy to do) it could be a while before you find your way out
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yes sir i use a game cart and my mountain bike thats how i move my stands, carry my climber etc, im so far in down a closed road it would be impossible to walk in hunt carry game out etc, i found riding my mountain bike its very quiet moving from location to location. another good point is to always bring a compas as well. i always have topo maps as well and no the area im hunting as well. As another poster mentioned it all looks the same after dark. my gps is pretty good i get glo mass plus USA satelites which is russian and usa sattelites so far no lost signals even under the heaviest canopy
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Thanks howie.
I'm considering put wheels(somehow) on a ladder stand so I'll have options on stand setups. Got a climber, but I was wanting a bit of flexibility. Also, it was gonna cost a considerable chunk of change for a dedicated cart, might as well make it dual purpose for a bit more.
Ben out carrying my climber around the countryside where I live and it seems to carry ok, but I've also got a pack that needs toten', for odds and ends. Exploring ways to attach it to the climber. Things might get heavy and/or burdensome.
A decent cart/stand setup up might make things somewhat more workable.
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