Mullet Hunting

wayupthere · Unread postby **wayupthere** » Wed Jul 02, 2003 7:46 pm

rainbowgirl28 wrote:Bubka had a mullet for a bit! Anyone have a picture?

i started readin this thread and i was gonna post the same thing till i scrolled down to the bottom. haha! i got a tap of him with one but nothin on the PC.

crashoconnor · Unread postby **crashoconnor** » Tue Aug 12, 2003 6:11 pm

Brother has a mullet at this time...

Unread postby **rainbowgirl28** » Tue Aug 12, 2003 6:32 pm

Nice! When are YOU going to grow one?

My roommates this summer gave another roommate a mullet, but I never got to see it :crying:

jmayesvaultmom · Unread postby **jmayesvaultmom** » Tue Aug 12, 2003 10:29 pm

That is what I have always thought of as a "mohawk"???

Unread postby **rainbowgirl28** » Tue Aug 12, 2003 10:37 pm

jmayesvaultmom wrote:That is what I have always thought of as a "mohawk"???

He's talking about the guy on the right... you have to look closely... it's not much of a mullet... yet :dazed:

JMP8928 · Unread postby **JMP8928** » Mon Nov 29, 2004 5:03 am

i hear lano used to rock a beauty

breaker · Unread postby **breaker** » Mon Nov 29, 2004 3:54 pm

walmart in the evening is a wonderful spot for mullet scouting, you can find just about every classification of "the mullet"

JMP8928 · Unread postby **JMP8928** » Mon Nov 29, 2004 3:59 pm

you are reffering to the wal-mart in beautiful JonesVegas?

Unread postby **rainbowgirl28** » Mon Nov 29, 2004 5:38 pm

JMP8928 wrote:i hear lano used to rock a beauty

I've heard the same. I'd really like to see pictures sometime!! Or video!

Peepers PV · Unread postby **Peepers PV** » Mon Nov 29, 2004 6:51 pm

breaker wrote:walmart in the evening is a wonderful spot for mullet scouting, you can find just about every classification of "the mullet"

there are no finer mullets than those found in jonesboro. that is a fact.

Mecham · Unread postby **Mecham** » Mon Nov 29, 2004 7:35 pm

Ah, the mullet. the mullet is not viewed as just a haircut. It's a phenomenon...a culture...a rare breed

Hunting Techniques
These are the techniques that have worked for hunting thus far.

STEALTH: The pic is taken from a distance or behind an object (tree, car, etc.) The mullet usually has no idea you have hunted him. It's a really good technique to use when you sense the mulletude and you need the pic.

BAIT: (Most common) You have a friend stand next to the mullet and pretend like youre taking a picture of you're friend (the bait). This works well because you can get a nice close up of the mullet. You might get a few strange looks from the prey...but whatever, that's part of the fun of hunting.

GUERILLA:(My favorite) Walk straight up to the mullet and snap the pic in their face (3/4 head shot is best). This will cause a reaction of confusion and bewilderment. It's totally legal, so don't sketch. It's up to you how to handle the post-hunt reaction. Your main focus should be to somehow distract/confuse the mullet. (Fortunately, mullets are easily distracted and not difficult to confuse) You'll need to divert their attention from what has just happened. You will have to make quick, instinctive and reactionary type decisions. For example, if you're sensing that the mullet is not going for the whole distraction angle, you might have take off running. Keep in mind that every case is different, therefore each post-hunt reaction will be also. Obviously, this is a very dangerous technique that should only be practiced by the most CONFIDENT of hunters.

-mulletjunky.com

SlickVT · Unread postby **SlickVT** » Tue Nov 30, 2004 12:01 am

Let me put this into perspective:

Southwest Virginia. Walmart.

I saw a whole family of them, with the juvenile mullet wearing camouflage.

The mother mullet was still in the larva stages, but it was growing rapidly.

It seems as tho Walmart is seen as a breeding ground of sorts for this curious specimen.

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