Most people do not realize this but the opening of deer hunting season cost us over 5-7.5 thousand people in attendance. This is a long time family tradition for people who hunt. I don't think anyone has brought this up, but it was a major factor in the attendance not being higher.

This weekend opens snipe hunting season.

(11-24-2014 11:41 AM)budtigerm Wrote:  Most people do not realize this but the opening of deer hunting season cost us over 5-7.5 thousand people in attendance. This is a long time family tradition for people who hunt. I don't think anyone has brought this up, but it was a major factor in the attendance not being higher.

Why would this only affect Memphis and not the $EC schools? They have more deer hunters collectively than the city of Memphis.

I get it. There are some conflicts. Most people are talking about the entire season, but these last two games are the chance to make history.

Yep, just about every SEC stadium was completely empty on Saturday.

I am sick of hearing about the excuses for last Saturday's attendance. It was very disappointing....period.

40K is the minimum acceptable number for this Saturday.

Lmao that's a good one

When I deer hunt I am generally done by 9-10 am (at the latest). You either got one by then or you didn't

and coon hunting too

(11-24-2014 11:41 AM)budtigerm Wrote:  Most people do not realize this but the opening of deer hunting season cost us over 5-7.5 thousand people in attendance. This is a long time family tradition for people who hunt. I don't think anyone has brought this up, but it was a major factor in the attendance not being higher.

Deer season (gun) opened in Tennessee. Duck season opened in Arkansas. I know some that hunted ducks in the morning and went to the game.

What's gonna be the excuse this weekend? Too full of turkey or the dog ate your homework?

(11-24-2014 12:04 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  What's gonna be the excuse this weekend? Too full of turkey or the dog ate your homework?

Explosive diarrhea from bad cooking.

(11-24-2014 12:01 PM)bluebacker Wrote:  When I deer hunt I am generally done by 9-10 am (at the latest). You either got one by then or you didn't

this is true. unless you travel 8 hours to go hunting, which I have to do these days.

My grandson got his first deer last weekend here in Texas. About two hours out of the city.

(11-24-2014 12:04 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  What's gonna be the excuse this weekend? Too full of turkey or the dog ate your homework?

The dog ate my turkey.

(11-24-2014 12:00 PM)TigersRuleAll Wrote:  I am sick of hearing about the excuses for last Saturday's attendance. It was very disappointing....period.

40K is the minimum acceptable number for this Saturday.

looked great to me...





I'm hoping we can break 36k next Sat.

(11-24-2014 11:41 AM)budtigerm Wrote:  Most people do not realize this but the opening of deer hunting season cost us over 5-7.5 thousand people in attendance. This is a long time family tradition for people who hunt. I don't think anyone has brought this up, but it was a major factor in the attendance not being higher.

I'll be on m couch Saturday
I don't have tckets


Is it sold out?

My son and I Hunted and made the game BUT we did have to leave the camp early and hustle to make it. At 10:30 he jumped a good buck while leaving. I hate it for him. Maybe next time.

We have missed 11-12am games before when we were forced to make a choice. We love both sports activities.

We haven't missed a game in 2-3 years and try to never miss more than one. Unfortunately, you cannot be in two places at once. You have to make a choice.

Get there early and stay late . . . Wear blue!!

That Eric Church show I went to was awesome....

So was Brett Michaels.

(11-24-2014 11:41 AM)budtigerm Wrote:  Most people do not realize this but the opening of deer hunting season cost us over 5-7.5 thousand people in attendance. This is a long time family tradition for people who hunt. I don't think anyone has brought this up, but it was a major factor in the attendance not being higher.

cost us over 5-7.5 thousand people in attendance. This is a long time family tradition for people who hunt. I don't

Where did that figure come from?