300 Pounds of Flathead and Blue CATFISH in 1 Trip Challenge (24 Hours at Fish Camp)

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  @bionicman6969 · 2 years ago

  Thank God Tommy lived to tell what happened and teach people how very important identifying your target and hunters orange is. To live after getting hit in the chest with a .308, that's a tough man right there and it weren't your time. I got shot in the leg with 6 shot rabbit hunting but luckily my Carharts ate most of the pellets up. Happy hunting everyone and for the love of God be safe out there.

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  @mikhail2400 · 2 years ago

  This place is where I call home, the Altamaha is where I learned to swim, hunt and fish. Gardi is about 8 miles outside of Jesup where I live but we usually fish that area. Im surprised they didnt catch and blues and that was a hell of a nice channel cat. I cant say Tommy and I are close but I have met him and I remember when this happened. It was pretty big news around Jesup at the time. Nice to see him doing good and teaching his son about the river as it can be extremely dangerous for those who dont respect it, hell it can be dangerous for those who do respect it. If any of you do come down to fish the Altamaha do us a big favor and carry out just a little more trash than you carry in to help keep this beautiful waterway thriving

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  @rlcourson998 · 2 years ago

  Growing up with fire ants in South Georgia, the perfect relief after being stung by ants and bees is plain bleach.  I keep a small amount with me everywhere outside.

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  @jd9008 · 2 years ago

  27 years ago GA firearm opening weekend, which was this past weekend. I got shot with a .410 slug by a kid playing with a gun at hunting camp. I'm lucky to be here for sure. Glad you fought through Tommy! Took me 10 years to get back into hunting.

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  @nomnomnomnomnom9349 · 2 years ago

  Hunting or fishing, I started taking along a IFAK years ago once I got trained as a police officer. I realized I needed blood loss control soon the off chance of an accident/animal attack in such remote locations. I would suggest a tourniquet and quik clot and some training for the gear. It is better to have and never need. I'd glad it all worked out and your are better. I've been recently started shopping for satellite rescue beacons, the areas in Everglades National Park has no cell service like 5 minutes entering the park or when going off shore.

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  @fishstix4209 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlafMel9js8&amp;t=145">2:25</a> theres a joke somewhere in there but i ain&apos;t aiming to be canceled 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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  @fishstix4209 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlafMel9js8&amp;t=1945">32:25</a> &quot;the way she goes boys&quot; - ray lafleur from the trailer park boys

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  @timothyoestreichii1553 · 1 year ago

  I agree with you. I always use circle hooks when going after cats. I also make bait bags with nylons. Keeps the bait on the line better.

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  @Pilgrim771 · 2 years ago

  That&apos;s too bad about Mr. Tommy. It&apos;s a miracle that he survived. Orange vests, etc. are no substitute for staying switched on. Hunters (or anyone shooting anything) would do well to remember, and practice, the Parachute Riggers Code: &quot;I will be sure - ALWAYS!&quot;

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  @leskobrandon3497 · 2 years ago

  I bought some catfish nuggets from Ingles for less than $2.50 a lb. Shook them up in a bag of Paco Italian flavored , and baked them in the oven on 400 degrees for 20 minutes &nbsp;and I was amazed at how good they turned out . Easy peasy Lemon squeezy . StaleKracker ain&apos;t got nothing on y&apos;all when it coes to catching catfish

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  @adventuresrus7394 · 2 years ago

  Need a video with you and deer meat for dinner asap I’m sure the fans want to see something special ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

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  @HomesickforAlaska · 2 years ago

  61 now but as a young man I was privileged to have my dad take me on hunting and fishing trips all over Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, and Canada. I have been shot at 3 times, once semi unintentionally by rabbit hunters using rifles on San Jaun Island which at the time was shotgun only (and may still be), and twice by &quot;Sound Hunters&quot; while Elk hunting in the Cascade Mountains. The last time was a barrage of bullets from 3 hunters and I was struck in the face from tree splinters from a bullet that hit a tree a foot from my head. The only thing that saved both my Dad and myself was that it was a heavily wooded area and most of the bullets were stopped by trees. <br>My Dad and I were wearing orange vests on all three occasions, I have not been back in the woods during ANY hunting season in over 30 years. <br>I don&apos;t understand how anyone can be so irresponsible as to shoot at something from a sound, or a movement in the bushes or whatever, when they obviously didn&apos;t even identify the target to know if its legal to kill, much less pick the shot placement for a humane kill.<br>ALL hunter shootings should be investigated as a crime, if you were shooting at a sound or movement you were at best poaching as you had no idea what you were shooting at and should lose all hunting privileges as you are a danger to every other hunter out there. I am not a lawyer so I don&apos;t know all the terms, but shooting someone &quot;accidentally&quot; like this man was shot should be a negligent criminal charge of some kind.<br>I may be extreme, but when you have bullets whistling past your head you get a different opinion.

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