My son is heavily into the Brazilian Ju Jitsu.
He won second in his weight class at the world championships held in California last year.
He lives in Lewisville Tx.That’s awesome. My competing is probably over and my training way down these days but I still try to make it in at least once a week.
Where does your son live?
I do participate in finding artifacts at least. LOL.Well may get me shunned from the group but here goes, you asked and I keep no secrets as I am only judged by one. Besides hunting I like to hunt Indian and prehistoric artifacts, brew beer and grow and breed cannabis. Let the criticism begin!
Thats quite the haul!We have found thousands of points, many bison skulls, prehistoric horse and Mammoth teeth and an 8 foot Mammoth tusk that came out of the bank of Cooper creek along with some petrified tortoise shell some of which is nearly 2 inches thick.
Welcome to Oklahoma Hunter!Besides hunting & fishing I'm a Trapper.
Between seasons my wife and I travel to Washington Ok to visit our daughter SIL and grandkids for a few weeks.
I'm also a Hunter Trapper Education Instructor here in Pa for the past 26 years.
I also work on Conservation Issues at the capital in Harrisburgh, Pa.
Several trappers on this forum too. What specie do you target?Besides hunting & fishing I'm a Trapper.
You just drove me to look at the Kaw Lake levels on their website. It appears it's actually 1.5' above normal level which is 1010'. Inflow has been really high from some Ks rains maybe, but the outflow is almost zero which is hard to believe. I'd think they would be dumping the lake getting ready for the spring rains and running the hydro. There is nothing but a trickle of water running below the dam which got me on the atv to go looking for holes to catch sandbass. In the last month, there has only been one day of generation.As low as Kaw is now it would be a good time to go explore and mark some new shallow areas.
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Just about the same way we do it here, but different trees.It's not bad.
Just sit by the bogs or the beechnut ridges and sooner or later a dandy buck will come along.