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[singlesix]

oneshotcowboy, on 13 January 2012 - 12:00 PM, said:

wow , if i got a small tat for every one id have a whole lot of them. back in eastern kansas i bet i killed close to 400 in 7 years

Wow your way ahead of me. Im only at 16, but i just count the ones that I called in and killed myself not for others that iv called in and let others take. If i was to count the ones that iv just called in and either missed or couldnt get a shot, that number would be way up there.

[Mattuk]

I keep records of everything I shoot.

[NattyB]

Ok, I haven't been formally diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder, but I keep notes on every big game animal I kill. I have notes on: deer, bear, caribou, turkey, coyotes and fox. I find if I don't keep notes I'm poor about remembering details such as what call sequence was used. The log books are in my office, not my truck. RS, NattyB

[sos1inmesa]

I'm new to Predator hunting, so no impressive numbers here, but you gotta start somewhere right? I've been saving my bullet shells for every predator I get, then stick the shell back in an empty case of bullets. Then I've labeled on the case next to each bullet, what kill it represents (fox, coyote, bobcat). I feel a little bit like Dexter Morgan each time I ad a shell to my collection.

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As some may know, Dexter kills killers. Anyone see a correlation.....???

[youngdon]

NattyB, on 02 February 2012 - 07:50 PM, said:

Ok, I haven't been formally diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder, but I keep notes on every big game animal I kill. I have notes on: deer, bear, caribou, turkey, coyotes and fox. I find if I don't keep notes I'm poor about remembering details such as what call sequence was used. The log books are in my office, not my truck. RS, NattyB

I think you may have self-diagnosed....

I don't keep records or notes, but i can remember most all of them and the misses even more vividly. I'm not concerned about the sound I used, as i find that a variety of sounds will attract coyotes and i would not likely use the same sound in the same place...Unless it is a hand call, and then the sound is not even close to identical.

[eshunter86]

i keep a log book of everything i kill, and a seperate log book for everything a i catch. Its not so much for competition, however i love shoving it under my brothers nose every now and then, but more so fore the memories. i have a picture for each hunt and every detail that i can remember about the hunt so that one day when my kids and God willing my grand kids ask me about my hunts i have something to refer too and something to show them.