HmongRock

[hmgROCK]

I know that Wisconsin woods aren't frequented by just Wisconsinites. We Minnesotans aren't afraid to buy those more expensive out-of-state licenses to go into those woods and the woods in Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri or even Oklahoma.

I know that because a Hmong hunter whose daily .22 rifle ammos were limited told me he was going to Wisconsin the next day and that his 200 rounds were just not enough.

ammo is hard to come by these days
gotta stock up when you find them
i have like over 20,000 round of 22

p=pebhmong

[Reporter]

You know that the Hmong pros prefer that silver jacket kind by CCI, right?

[Dok_Champa]

I know that Wisconsin woods aren't frequented by just Wisconsinites. We Minnesotans aren't afraid to buy those more expensive out-of-state licenses to go into those woods and the woods in Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri or even Oklahoma.

I know that because a Hmong hunter whose daily .22 rifle ammos were limited told me he was going to Wisconsin the next day and that his 200 rounds were just not enough.

I went into woods far out, those really rural counties that only white folks lived in and was thinking I must be the first to venture there only to find I'm mistaken when the path through the woods looked worn out, well used, fresh, etc...  I'm just amazed how people find such places but then again, I found them so not surprised..   Oh, the efforts hunters go through to find new hunts 

I really like going to those rural communities/counties and see how folks there lived.  Sometimes I got to thinking I need to get a cabin in those far places  as my santuary,retreat from the city life.  The nature there are so beautiful and life seems so simple, carefree....

[hmgROCK]

You know that the Hmong pros prefer that silver jacket kind by CCI, right?

i got a little bit of everything
everytime... i go get minnow, bait, etc...
if there cheap ammo... i buy

[hmgROCK]

I went into woods far out, those really rural counties that only white folks lived in and was thinking I must be the first to venture there only to find I'm mistaken when the path through the woods looked worn out, well used, fresh, etc...  I'm just amazed how people find such places but then again, I found them so not surprised..   Oh, the efforts hunters go through to find new hunts 

I really like going to those rural communities/counties and see how folks there lived.  Sometimes I got to thinking I need to get a cabin in those far places  as my santuary,retreat from the city life.  The nature there are so beautiful and life seems so simple, carefree....

it's not about killing part
it's about the grind that gets you there
traveling, stalking, prepping, etc...

killing is the easy part


right now people already scouting deer....
putting up their trail camera and etc...