Moving in from Texas

[apfroggy0408]

Hey guys

Moving in from west Texas to the Columbus area. I'm big into duck hunting, fishing, recreational shooting, and any hunting really.

I'll be moving up there and settling in first week of February. I'm hoping someone would be willing to show a new guy around the area to to good fishing spots and potential duck spots!

Thanks
Alex

 

[sartwell]

from New Haven.

 

[w_ADAM_d88]

Welcome to the Hoosier state! As a transplant myself, I will say that the "Hoosier Hospitality" really is pretty awesome. Plenty of fishing and hunting spots in the area, you just have to get to know the right people, and pay your dues. Good Luck on the move and be safe!

 

[HICKMAN]

hope you're a patient fellas, bass fishing up here is a whole new world.

Spent quite a bit of the 90's down in Texas.

 

[HotPocket]

 

[ZbornacSVT]

Welcome!

 

[cosermann]

Welcome.

 

[nascarfantoo]

From Sullivan Co., welcome to INGO!!

 

[chocktaw2]

to the show!

 

[rgrimm01]

Hello and Welcome to INGO... Quite a bit of information and lively debate to be found on the site... Look forward to your input...

 

[Kedric]

Well met and welcome

 

[ParaManAR15]

to fellow Texan

Where in west Texas? I'm originally from Abilene.

 

[Lonestar6]

Welcome. I spent some time in the Houston area and earned my screen name there. Not going to be able to help you in the hunting / fishing department as I am rather north of you, but you have picked a good part of the state to relocate to; especially if you enjoy the outdoors.

 

[HandK]

Welcome to INGO, glad your here.

 

[boozoo]

Ditto. Originally from Hereford (near Amarillo) but went to school downstate and did three years in Houston before I came up here.

If that sounds like a prison term.... it felt like it.


You definitely picked a good spot to move to.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

from Mitchell!

 

[Sylvain]

Welcome!

 

[Alamo]

Welcome. I mirrored imaged your move -- I grew up near Columbus (Brown County, actually), left, and 20 years later arrived in Texas via the Air Force. Texas was the only place of all my career moves that felt like "home," so I stayed after I retired. I suspect you will find southern Indiana a good fit.

 

[Apistoman]

Alex,

Welcome to Indiana. Lived in San Antonio (John Marshall HS) myself, wife is from the Columbus area. You'll find lots of good people, but not much bass fishing. Crappie start hitting in the Spring. There's a lot of lakes to the west of Columbus. You might want to look into turkey and goose hunting. Camp Atterbury is near you and has the best shooting range around. If you're working for Cummins, the employee rec area (Ceraland) has a decent range too.

John

 

[Fenway]

Welcome home!!!!