The main purpose of this blog is to give myself and others a space to discuss our geocaching adventures. I will also reflect about my military deployments.
Friday, December 5, 2014
Changing hobbies
My caching has slowed down greatly. At current rate, I am doubful I will have 300 finds this year, thus my slowest caching year since 2010.
I retired with 25 years of military services and draw disabilty from the VA. Due to the disabilty from wartime service, I learned I could obtain the Lifetime Tennessee Sportsman License for $10. Normally, for my age group the cost is just over $1,600. For last two years, I only have to purchase the Type 94 Doe permit and Federal Duck stamp.
With that, I re-newed my interest in hunting; I can't seem to find the patience to fish. Long prior to geocaching, I've been a gun owner and last 4 years have increased my collection to include a Panther Arms AR-15. When my daughter was taking the Tennessee Hunter Safety Course, I learned that any centerfire rifle can be used for deer. So for the past two years I've used the .223 caliber AR-15 for deer, harvesting 3 deer with the pictured rifle. I did harvest one deer last year with a 30-30 lever action.
I have not re-newed my efforts with small game, but am preparing to hunt coyotes this spring. Last year I did go duck hunting once and wild turkey a few times. As my geocaching career slows down even more next year, I will increase my hunting efforts.
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