where in VA if I may ask, I was stationed at A.P. Hill in Bowling Green. sure nuff gorgeous country, great deer
When you say saddle, I think id go a little off strict hunting boots, but when I'm in the saddle, I'm maybe riding a bit harder I don't know. I have a pair of Justin lace up work boots for warmer weather, fine in fall and early winter, waterproofed and I'd not be afraid to hunt in them by any means. But I'm a strict believer in leather soles when I'm on a hoss so my foot can get free if everything goes to hell working cattle or young horses..Just a thought, and those are built more to fit a stirrup as well.
haha, sorry, my apologies for my stupidity
yup my animals are much smarter than me..in fact so is the dirt beneath my feet.
Buck, I live in Chesapeake, but I hunt AP Hill a few times a year. I mostly hunt in the Suffolk area.
It's been alot of years..There's good hunting, especially on the range side of AP Hill. Or on the post side if you go all the way back. That was along time ago, presume it's still the same..I was younger. Did you ever see the marker there for what's his face, Abe Lincolns assasin(can't remember crap anymore)
John Wilkes Booth. As an aside, AP Hill was a West Point graduate. My understanding is that AP Hill and his Sargent were riding at the battle at Petersburg(there was a breech of the Confederate lines) and came across two Union soldiers with rifles. AP Hill asked for their surrender. Not having a clue who he was, they shot and killed him. Later when they found out that they killed a General and one of the highest ranking Confederate officers, they were afraid they were going to get into trouble for shooting him. Both of the Union soldiers were from the Harrisburg, PA area. I was just reading about AP Hill last week. Not that anyone asked or cares.
