Amarillo, up here and far from down there. Big place our state. Have fun bros.

Zapata, bout as far south as you can get in TX

Hey any of you guys work for National Oiwell?

No, but they've worked for me for about the last 30 years.

OK Texans, So where's a good place to find some Jack Rabbits? I use to have access to a lease in Midland that was covered up in them but I don't have it any more.

Any of you guys that hunt Type II land know of any properties that hold good/decent populations of Jacks?

I'm in Lake Dallas, between Denton and Lewisville. Member of Denton County Archers.

I live in West Columbia, Texas south of Houston and am looking to get into traditional archery after a long dry spell.

Got you beat Gatorgar,
am farther south.  Down
here in Mission.
Johnny

Texas born, Texas breed and by the grace of God Texas dead.

Dodd City, Texas 75 miles NE of the Metroplex called DFW.

"Ya'll can go to HELL! I'm-a-going to TEXAS!" Davy Crockett

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Texas born, Texas breed and by the grace of God Texas dead.

Dodd City, Texas 75 miles NE of the Metroplex called DFW.

"Ya'll can go to HELL! I'm-a-going to TEXAS!" Davy Crockett

Hey Bill, "I like th' way you talk"!!! (said in my best SlingBlade voice!)    

Mike, we have some public land here in San Angelo that has a bunch of Jacks runnin' around. Cottontails too!

Even a few carp and gar cruising the shorelines about half the year.

QuoteMike, we have some public land here in San Angelo that has a bunch of Jacks runnin' around. Cottontails too!

Does that mean Type II WMA land? I'd come that far to shoot some Jack's. I haven't bow fished since I was a kid but I loved it and I've been thinking about buying an inexpensive bow off **** for bow fishing. No lack of Gar or Carp around here.

San Antonio at the present.  Transplant been here since 1992.

If you're a Texan once, you'll ALWAYS be a Texan; and all my college friends still call me "Tex" (well, at least the ones that are still around to do so). I'm Texas born and reared, and my family was there before it became Texas. My Great, Great Grandmother was a Caddo Indian. In fact, despite a lifetime of globe-hopping and the fact that I rarely get back "home", I'm still a Texas resident!

Often, in very remote areas of the African bush I've been asked by natives where I came from. Many times I would enounter a blank expression when I said "USA" or "America", but every time those had failed, and I then said "Texas", they ALWAYS knew where that was! Their usual reply was "Cowboy"! (In English, I might add!)    

Ed

Followed an old trail that led to my Commanche and Scottish ancestors lands. Born in Compton, CA..now home between the Pease and PrarieDogtown fork of the Red River...

Hey, snakewood.  You meant to say the Pease River. Correct?

M.E.B Deer Park, East of Houston

Oh, that "public land" Danny (ylee) is talking about is city owned property.  Only need a license; no parks permit required.

You guys watch for the bunny hunt after deer season closes.

Either yleecoyote23, myself or one of the others who's attended the last 2 years will post come December.

Hope some of you can make it.  Its a lot of fun.  

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I'll try my best to make it. Love to meet some of you guys.

Another one.  Not here by choice.  Things just worked out that way                    ...Van

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Another one.  Not here by choice.  Things just worked out that way                             ...Van

Yeah, me too Van.