For those of you who hunt: Nice bobcat I shot this weekend!

[TiMopar]

Shame.

[farmertan]

  Very nice,congrats,i love varmit hunting but up here its mostly wood-chucks and coyotes,i prefer the 223 but none of my shots go beyond 200 yds,mich just passed a law to shoot wild pigs on site as there way too destructive to the ecosystem as proven by southern states w/that problem.i would love to trade you a mich white tail hunt for a texas hunt anyday.Our biggest problem is wild dog packs they kill the young calves for fun.

[lemming303]

When I was in High school about 10,00 acres burned close to my house. It displaced a lot of animals. The neighborhood dogs usually played around together. That fire pushed a decent sized bobcat into our neighborhood. It wasn't a city neighborhood, but outside of town. After a few weeks most of the dogs in the neighborhood had been killed by that cat. It was crazy.

340Chall, I'm not sure about non-resident fees or anything like that. I can look it up. I do know that you must have a valid Texas hunting license to hunt any animal, from hogs to deer.

FarmerTan, I would love to trade, but as of right now I have no more lease. It expired on the 31st and right now I can't afford to renew it. My first son is due by next Tuesday so I'm trying to concentrate on those bills. I would love to make a trade, but I can't right now.

I have a .223 AR that is all camo, but I haven't finished working up the handloads for it. Once I do though I will probably use it quite a bit, although my 22-250 is one of my favorite guns and I have taken plenty of varmints with it.