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RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

crump — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 17:59:45 GMT

[quote]ADjam5 (4/2/2008)

OK OK...Here is the reason behind the legs in the truck so long.

My neighbor is a anti hunter and our properties are not too big. Everyones on about 80'X175' lots.

So in my driveway where I park my truck she can see into the bed of my pickup from her kitchen deck and admire them.

Want to know how I disposed of the legs?...Your gonna love this...

The anti next door aways lets her dogs out without a leash and they crap all over everyones lawn.

I don't fight with them over that. I like it better to shovel it and wing it back on their side, sometimes it rolls down the roof in their gutters...Whatever, thats their property and I don't wan't it if it don't belong to me.

I left those deer/yote legs out in the woods behind the house where her dogs could find them and bring them home...for her.

She is lucky to have a neighbor like me.[/quote]

That is coolest thing I have ever heard of for one-upping an anti.

Carry on brother!
Nice finds. I remember arrowhead hunting with my Dad when I was
a kid. Never found any as nice as the ones you and your son found.
But the memories are priceless.

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

BowBo — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:16:14 GMT

EXCELLENT WORK!

I like your style bro!

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

Jason — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:19:43 GMT

Now that is an awesome story!!! I don't have any anti's next to me that I know of. Most all my neighbors either own guns or begging others around them to shoot the tree rats, possums, coons, and other critters. If I have one live next door to me, I'm afraid a new deluxe cleaning station with stadium lighting would be built next to the property line where they can watch me clean the next night's supper! WOOT!!!

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

FL_Cracker — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:08:56 GMT

Ah, the old give the neighbor's dog a rotten deer leg trick...I'm tracking! .

My old neighbor was an anti hunter too, until a coyote killed their favorite Taco Bell dog...

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

pabowhunter — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:01:42 GMT

Now that's funny I need to stop my dogs from bringing back my scrap

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

Blazin270 — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:51:11 GMT

ADjam5 (4/2/2008)

OK OK...Here is the reason behind the legs in the truck so long.My neighbor is a anti hunter and our properties are not too big. Everyones on about 80'X175' lots.So in my driveway where I park my truck she can see into the bed of my pickup from her kitchen deck and admire them.Want to know how I disposed of the legs?...Your gonna love this...The anti next door aways lets her dogs out without a leash and they crap all over everyones lawn.I don't fight with them over that. I like it better to shovel it and wing it back on their side, sometimes it rolls down the roof in their gutters...Whatever, thats their property and I don't wan't it if it don't belong to me.I left those deer/yote legs out in the woods behind the house where her dogs could find them and bring them home...for her.She is lucky to have a neighbor like me.

Perfect!!!

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

ADjam5 — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:46:42 GMT

OK OK...Here is the reason behind the legs in the truck so long.
My neighbor is a anti hunter and our properties are not too big. Everyones on about 80'X175' lots.
So in my driveway where I park my truck she can see into the bed of my pickup from her kitchen deck and admire them.
Want to know how I disposed of the legs?...Your gonna love this...
The anti next door aways lets her dogs out without a leash and they crap all over everyones lawn.
I don't fight with them over that. I like it better to shovel it and wing it back on their side, sometimes it rolls down the roof in their gutters...Whatever, thats their property and I don't wan't it if it don't belong to me.
I left those deer/yote legs out in the woods behind the house where her dogs could find them and bring them home...for her.
She is lucky to have a neighbor like me.

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

Blazin270 — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:29:15 GMT

Hey!...Don't be beatin a guy up for savorin his deer legs! My Dog still has a few stashed I'm sure!

Nice finds at the least!

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

FL_Cracker — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 15:45:07 GMT

[quote]ADjam5 (4/2/2008)

[quote]pabowhunter (4/2/2008)

so did you find a few deer legs also?[/quote][quote] Would you believe those deer and yote paws have been in the back of my truck since December? They are gone now. The warm weather made them stinky. Yes those arrowheads were cool finds.
BTW we were in Iraan,Texas[/quote]

Sure...I believe you...it must've been a long cold winter there in Texas...

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

BowBo — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 15:26:32 GMT

Very cool..... I love finding neat stuff like that!

Sounds like it was a good time down there.

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

ADjam5 — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:16:04 GMT

[quote]pabowhunter (4/2/2008)

So did you find a few deer legs also?[/quote]

Would you believe those deer and yote paws have been in the back of my truck since December?
They are gone now. The warm weather made them stinky.

Yes those arrowheads were cool finds.

BTW we were in Iraan,Texas

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

FL_Cracker — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:02:29 GMT

Great scores! Thanks for posting. I love hunting for arrowheads too. There's nothing cooler than killing a deer with a bow in the same spot you've found arrowheads. Great hunting ground for sure.

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

pabowhunter — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 09:55:45 GMT

Nice finds! I never seem to find any arrowheads.

So did you find a few deer legs also?

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

TrailCamMan — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 09:47:25 GMT

Awesome finds! I love looking for arrowheads.

RE: Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

Jason — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 08:57:51 GMT

Nice Finds!!! I bet that was fun finding all that!

Javelina skulls and arrowheads from Texas

ADjam5 — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 08:54:17 GMT

My son and I got back a few weeks ago from a West Texas Ranch.
These are some of the Javelina skulls and arrow heads we found in the 40,000 acre ranch.
The skulls will get cleaned up a bit and whitened with peroxide and go up to the hunting house.
The arrow heads are already in a case being cherished.
We felt a sense of hunting in the right place... when you find Indian arrow heads.
Thought I'd share the pics.