Cool Experience

Alex Svenson

So my buddy and I went out hunting in Wisconsin over the weekend. We went out for predators at night with a spotlight and went out for Goose and Duck in the morning. Anyway, last night we found a nice spot to call from on the outside corner of a barn. I was leaning up against the building and working the call and the whole time we were sitting there I kept getting the aroma of a very familiar smell but could not place. Probably because i was freezing my ass off LOL. Anyway, we called in a coyote and took some shots at it and chased it down some. Coming back to collect our gear, I caught a glimpse inside the barn with my spotlight and ohhhh baby, it was full of stalk cut tobacco curing. It was about halfway through the curing process and the leaves were all brown but the stalks were bright green. Amazing. I didnt have my camera or I would have grabbed a pic. I knew the smell, but I am so accustomed to being in curing barns in Nicaragua that I just did not make the connection. Who knew we were hunting on tobacco fields all along.

Joeyjoe21_8

you of all people should have been able to tell that smell a mile away my friend....Am i to start losing my faith now lol...jkjk

stephen_hannibal

Joeyjoe21_8

im here to please my friends lol

Alex Svenson

I hear ya. I guess I am just used to being around it in tropical climates. The cold weather really threw me for a loop. I had my guard down. Definitely going to do some research on this tobacco.

wwhwang

Nice lol. Wish I could go hunting. Especially in tobacco fields. But I'm guessing the sheer majority of the tobacco is gonna be used for cigarettes. Such a waste

Nick2021

Joeyjoe21_8:

you of all people should have been able to tell that smell a mile away my friend....Am i to start losing my faith now lol...jkjk

lol

dennisking

I hate coyotes. what's the gun of choice.

kuzi16

NYHCx516x

seriously gotta hit me up next time you are in wisconsin!