Jalstat we have plenty of grey's we get into them more so around my area when accorn hit the ground, just starting to have that happen now. The Farm we went to has a ton of walnuts that's more of the fox squirrels that cut those. We seen some grey's but they are also more wild and hard to catch up with them with .22s before they are gone 6 trees down In a flash. And I'm to fat and slow to chase them down

We use to use dogs, I sold my dog because I didn't get him out much and he just needed hunted. I miss the dogs but actually sneaking through the timber real slow with dad was enjoyable and been a while since we have done it that way. I actually sold my last dog to a guy on here. I'm glad I did so he gets to see more woods time.

I remember being the dog when I was little, lol sneak as quiet as a young kid could be when dad see one on the ground he would point it out I would take off running to chase it up a tree. We loss more then we shot that way but I think dad knew no way I was quiet enough to sneak up on it and figure maybe I get one dumb enough to go sit on a fork of a tree and feel safe. I eventually learn to be sneaky. And be still turkey hunting was introduced into my life and dad took that serious.

My dad isn't that old only 62, but I know one day this won't be possible, so I try as much as possible to do things with him, and now that my son is big enough to pack a gun and enjoys hunting I want him to get as much time in with his grandpa as possible, all my grandpa's were passed away before I was born other then my great grandpa and he was to old to go hunting, we did fish some. So I know how that feels not to have any storys with them so I want cam to have as many and learn as much as he can from dad.