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tinman · 03-17-2008, 11:28 PM

Who's interested in having a little fun in May?

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There is a Rabbit Season running May 1-31 at the Tawakoni WMA and I am planning to go the first weekend (May 3 & 4)...and I'm taking Liam (6) & Jadyn(4) with me.

Anyone interested in joining us for a youth bunny hunt?

It'll be well worth the cost of the AHP for this weekend alone...but I may take them back more than just the one time.

There's primitive camping at the Pawnee Inlet area where I plan to go but since we are taking my little Princess with us we may need to look for a cabin or screened enclosure near the hunting area. There used to be a place (named Windpoint Park I think) near there with screaned shelters and cabins but that was years ago...I'll check into this more.

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For me, this is going to be more about teaching the kids how to carry a longbow through the woods without getting a low-hanging branch caught-up in the string, but serious wabbit hunters are welcome too.

03-17-2008, 11:28 PM	#1
tinman Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 LSBA Region: 75 Location: Rowlett, TX Posts: 629 Points: 1700.00	Fudd '08 - East Texas (Tawakoni WMA)... Who's interested in having a little fun in May? smilewithrabbit.JPG There is a Rabbit Season running May 1-31 at the Tawakoni WMA and I am planning to go the first weekend (May 3 & 4)...and I'm taking Liam (6) & Jadyn(4) with me. Anyone interested in joining us for a youth bunny hunt? It'll be well worth the cost of the AHP for this weekend alone...but I may take them back more than just the one time. There's primitive camping at the Pawnee Inlet area where I plan to go but since we are taking my little Princess with us we may need to look for a cabin or screened enclosure near the hunting area. There used to be a place (named Windpoint Park I think) near there with screaned shelters and cabins but that was years ago...I'll check into this more. smilewithhorns.JPG For me, this is going to be more about teaching the kids how to carry a longbow through the woods without getting a low-hanging branch caught-up in the string, but serious wabbit hunters are welcome too. __________________ "Today there is no need to battle with the beasts of prey and little necessity to kill wild animals for food; but still the instinct persists. The love of the chase still thrills us and all the misty past echoes with the hunters call." Saxton Pope Last edited by tinman; 03-17-2008 at 11:33 PM..