Possum Creek Hunting Club

07/22/2025

07/22/2025

Ok guys we got a plan

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06/10/2025

Update

06/08/2025

Rain update at the Possum

06/08/2025

At 7:15 and it still rising!!! Thank you Lord!!

06/07/2025

Super excited to get our deer and dove plots planted prior to this rain.

A cultipacker is one of those things you hate to buy cause it’s not a “must”. But man does it make for a pretty seed bed!!!

Milo, brown top millet, Lab Lab, Sun H**p, Iron and Clay peas gonna feed the deer, turkey, and birds for several months.

Now let’s sit back and let the Lord do His part!!! And admire the progress of our sweat equity investment!!!!

Thanks to all who helped!!!

05/02/2025

Next year at Possum Creek since we only killed one turkey

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01/30/2025

Congrats Brent!

01/25/2025

Congratulations Ken!

01/18/2025

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01/13/2025

For those of you who are newer to our lovely area once a year I always put out a reminder. We are going into the coyote mating season. Januar and February they are extemely agressive and active. Coyotes will be on the prowl looking for food. They have been known to scale a 12ft fence with ease. Here recently two hunters found a coyote den with over 50 dog and cat collars. There's no telling how many they killed that didn't have a collar on. A coyote can literally wait in the shadows you take your little dog out for potty break and turn your head and that is how long it can take for you to lose your precious fur baby. They have adapted to being the best skilled hunters and they go into peoples backyards all the time and on front porches. All of these pictures that I am posting are coyotes with beloved cats and dogs in their mouths. This is disturbing. We live in a very rural part of town where coyotes don't really have a natural enemy in our area. Protect your dogs and cats when outside especially.

01/12/2025

Congrats to Ryan Barker’s guest, Tyler! Art Powers and his dogs made the track look easy!