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 Re: Beeville TX
[Re: skinnerback]
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10/20/20 12:58 AM
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BOBO the Clown
kind of a big deal
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Obi Juan lives in Goliad County. Technically he floats... With the force of course 
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Re: Beeville TX
[Re: BOBO the Clown]
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10/20/20 01:11 AM
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Creekrunner
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Obi Juan lives in Goliad County. Technically he floats... With the force of course He's been sighted all over the place, "But we decide which is right And which is an illusion."
...and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. Gen. 1:28
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Re: Beeville TX
[Re: bill oxner]
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10/20/20 03:27 AM
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scalebuster
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Its been my experience that the dryer years are better for bob white quail in the coastal prairies. We found a record number in 2011 in a pasture in Wharton county. As long as we have more in south Tx than we did last year in Throckmorton county I’ll be happy. That won’t be hard to do. Last year we found two small coveys with 12 hunters and 75+ dogs on 19K acres. A few years ago it was 25-30covey days. The blues in west Tx were the only thing that saved our year. I’ll wager I’ll have two good dogs and a pup next year, and I’ll also bet they’ll all be brittanys.
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Re: Beeville TX
[Re: scalebuster]
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10/20/20 09:32 AM
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Hudbone
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No Shorty's in Beeville no longer. Their 32 oz sirloin would lap over the plate.
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Re: Beeville TX
[Re: scalebuster]
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10/20/20 11:45 AM
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bill oxner
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Its been my experience that the dryer years are better for bob white quail in the coastal prairies. We found a record number in 2011 in a pasture in Wharton county. As long as we have more in south Tx than we did last year in Throckmorton county I’ll be happy. That won’t be hard to do. Last year we found two small coveys with 12 hunters and 75+ dogs on 19K acres. A few years ago it was 25-30covey days. The blues in west Tx were the only thing that saved our year. I’ll wager I’ll have two good dogs and a pup next year, and I’ll also bet they’ll all be brittanys. We do better in dryers years because there is less grass and more weeds. Quail are not good scratchers and the seeds are easier for them to eat.
Quail hunting is like walking into, and out of a beautiful painting all day long. Gene Hill ![[Linked Image]](https://texashuntingforum.com/forum/pics/usergals/2017/07/full-3669-105539-full_16668_105507_image.jpg)
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