TexasCHLforum.com

I've thought about getting into the trapping trade but I don't think there's a market for pelts anymore. I used to make quite a bit of walking around money doing that when I was a kid but that market is gone I think.

TDDude wrote:I've thought about getting into the trapping trade but I don't think there's a market for pelts anymore. I used to make quite a bit of walking around money doing that when I was a kid but that market is gone I think.

I don't know if there is as much money in it as there used to be, but It can be a fun hobby that can easily pay for itself... Unlike my hobbies. I have what you might call an "over active" trigger finger.

First off geocaching ROCKs! I'm a fellow cacher (Matthew2000tx).

we see many cyotes here in the Helotes area which is a subrurb of San Antonio. As the poster from grapevine stated there are green ways that run in major cities and wild things like to travel in those; that "Where the Wild Things Are!"

Geocaching is big fun. I have been doing it with the neighbors for a while but just logged on not too long ago. Seems like like minds are like minds :)

I initially hesitated in replying to this post, as I didn't want to bring it off topic. One of the reasons (not the main reason) I wanted to obtain my CHL was to be able to legally carry while geocaching. My caching name, Lefty Writer, is the same one I use on other forums.

Lefty Writer wrote:I initially hesitated in replying to this post, as I didn't want to bring it off topic. One of the reasons (not the main reason) I wanted to obtain my CHL was to be able to legally carry while geocaching. My caching name, Lefty Writer, is the same one I use on other forums.

Hey, whatever it takes to get guns on hips. Whatever "GeoCatching" is, if it requires being armed, it must be fun!!

(Hey, this thread is dead so HiJack away)

My wife and I too enjoy geocaching. She's from Michigan so when we drive we use it as an excuse to break up my temptation to drive non-stop between fuel stops.

And more on topic, I ranch for myself and manage another ranch nearby, so I get to have similar Gov. experiences quite often. I usually just refer to them as drive-by shootings though. It's hogs more often than coyotes but either will die if they lose their situational awareness at the wrong moment.