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Is this why Lynch is not prosecuting mateens wife? She's hoping that if other Muslims see her get away with murder they will then come forward and take responsibility for the innocent they murder? Good Plan! Oh wait, Isis and AQ already do! Why not quit playing this game. Obama, just claim responsibility for the deaths yourself. The blood is already on your hands!

What bathroom will these neutered buck use? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Didn't see the one I was looking for last night, but he'll be back. I had to switch locations to get a little closer to the action. This field is the first to fall into the shadows as the sun sets. While not very good for photographing deer, it's a great spot to see them before they hit the main field. .... and a shot from the adjacent "boneyard".

The Just-us Department doesn't even know where Mateen's wife is. I don't imagine they even care at this point because they have their official story. "An innocent Muslim boy was kidnapped by an angry, homophobic gun which commanded him to kill 49 gay American citizens."

That's a dingleberry bush ????

Coming along....I just picked/pulled the 3rd and final harvest from my first Spinach crop...the second is up and growing great...same with my lettuce and today I will be planting more...I have flowers on the cukes and a small zucchini that should be ready tomorrow...the second planting of swt. corn has broken ground and I have bird netting strung 3ft over the top of it. All other plants are growing great some of the peppers/tomato are in flower. The plot garden,I share with deer, is growing all except the corn...4 50ft rows ,4 20ft rows and 3 100ft rows of swt corn. not one seed came up...I went to check and at the end of the 20ft rows a near perfectly round 2" x16" in dusting bowl sat....so I'm pretty sure I didn't plant it too deep and the wire worms didn't get it. Birds ,including turkey, have been a real PITA this year....may just skip corn next year..Could have bought frozen all winter for what this cost me...lol The pumpkin ,acorn and melons are all out of the ground and looking good...well as of yesterday...we'll see So how are your gardens doing?

Was walking through an area and spotted this tree/bush. More like a tree because the trunk was 8" round. Had big green leaves and huge berries. Would love to have one of these at my place!

Sorry to throw a curve in the great beers you all are drinking but could not pass up on the price.Bush 16 FL.OZ. at 1996 a case out the door.Not top shelf but are very cold and taste good after a long warm week.

Just saw this an hour ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ok I almost feel bad for this twit...lol Seriously dude...you might as well give in ...cut off your own nads and hang them out to dry...you're never living this one down...Ohhhh I'm sorry...you already did that.....hahahahaha

Mom and newly hatched poults strolled out onto the lawn kept laneway yesterday, just 15 yards or so ahead of the tractor. I quickly shut the engine down and watched eleven poults struggling to get through the 2 inch freshly cut grass. This is the second group seen in a week. The first group was smaller in number and had their wing feathers. It surprised me in the number of chicks she had hatched out. This group was all in down and very young. It made me laugh to watch the little fellas keeping up with mom so well. She would stop, allowing the stragglers to catch up looking at me very cautiously. I would have got pics, but with all the excitement with the honey bees;( in the Pumpkin Post of Land Management Section), I ran over my new pop and shoot camera with the tractor. Had quite a day yesterday. I'll try to get some pics in the days forth.

This one is my favorite lol

Redneck I hate to feed you and you'll never change BUT. How can Liberals say there for peace, humans rights & equality when there funded by China, The Saudi's, Iran ETC... Hillary and Barry embrace countries where Sharia Law & Sex selective abortion on and on. I hope you travel a lot some day and open your blind eyes. Hilary and Barry have and the message is lets be more like them, twisted and concerning.

This only lasted a minute last night from the observation stand. The sunsets here glow spectacular-iilly if you catch them at the right time! It literally painted the forest orange, and was pretty amazing to see! Unfortunately buck sightings were limited to two punks the entire night. Would have loved to have caught one in this light!

Yes, that's a mulberry, they are trees, not bushes. I planted one at my house a few years ago, but it never took. The fruit is better tasting than any berry I know of.

Looks like it to me

Box trap set. Bunnies beware

You grow girl.

grossed 128 and net 125

I don't know any one named Scott Allen. There's an actor named Tim Allen I like though. Does that count? Why didn't you answer this Scotty on the site he posted on instead of asking people here? Not picking on you Mike, just asking. If I have a reply to something on another site I will post my reply there.

This is where I see denial and arrogance in those who promote non-lead ammo. When someone uses the lead ban for waterfowl hunting to defend the elimination of lead rifle bullets, they spin it as voluntary, but want it to be mandatory. And that would be mandatory with all of the government imposed penalties that come with it. Also, implying that most hunters are not aware of the issue and cannot make informed choices is really calling them stupid, mainly because they don't want to go along with the program for whatever reason. Finally, saying they will make better choices when they have more information is a sign of a superiority complex, believing you know the only right answer to the problem and do not question your own choices. Yes, lead is bad, deer bullets using lead may be affecting raptors, (but so are many other things) they may even be contaminating some venison for consumption if not properly butchered. But do we want the government telling us it is now making the choices in this area for us by force, because they make better decisions than we do? Do we want to hand over freedom of choice here, like we did for waterfowl, without being absolutely sure the actual effects claimed are caused by deer bullets? If you believe it's harming you, choose not to use lead bullets. But do not think you have the authority, or even moral high ground, to tell others what to do. If you can't sway hunter's opinion on lead ammo with information, unless you are a total statist, you cannot use that same information to pass a law effecting others against their will. That's where America is going on many issues these days. It is completely against the original concept of freedom of choice and liberty this country was founded on.

I agree as well! A ban would do more harm than it could do good, which is why no one here has advocated one.

Just got done cleaning the pool. Man the weather the last two days has been super! Off to Denver for 5 days then Oakland for 2. It's looking hot out there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have hunted the ADKS since I was a young kid with some success. Get a gps and a map and a compass and don't ever forget any of them. Get boots that are comfortable and light. My success has come from covering a lot of miles, sometimes 10+ miles a day. The important part of this is knowing when to move fast and when to slow down. I pack very light and carry light guns that have had the barrels sawed off for better portability. Most of my success has been when I found a spot with buck sign where I can see a long ways. I have shot a bunch of bucks over 150yds in the ADKS. My buck I shot last year I shot in a spot I had found 3 days earlier and it was 3 miles from the road. When u find a spot that has buck sign you want to be there before light. This usually means early mornings and long walks in the dark "compass and gps." Hunting the ADKS is my personal favorite place to hunt and can be very rewarding and very frustrating! My cousin and I have had a camp for 11 years and he has yet to kill a buck. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Don't expect many here to read the entire article, but for those who choose to, it explains a lot of the disagreements going on here lately in many threads. Pretty darn accurate IMO. I thought it was rather post worthy to open a few minds to new possibilities of working together around here. http://www.visiomundi.net/openjournals/index.php/wildliferesearch/article/view/8/html_8

Venison sliders, avocado and onions on world famous Martin potato rolls!

Be careful those redheads will getcha. And whatever you do never piss them off or there'll be hell to pay Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I agree it was intentioned to be directed at the fool of a writer, that I do not disagree with. My only issue was the potential for the message to be misconstrued, especially by those when taken out of context may have no idea who that clown is in the pictureSent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

That's great! The population needed a good hatch. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No sir..Thats the point i was trying to make. High powered rifles blasting the heart and lung section of a whitetail? Cant see where the fragments are being found in these tests?

Nightcap

No, I don't think I can...lol... After some research, I think I am wrong.. there are a number of pieces up here that have been heavily logged in recent years, but they are either recent acquisitions or easements... This is one example of a state easement that is logged.... http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/39883.html

I'll give you some incentive. I dare ya ! ????

Actually, a ban would cause a serious backlash. Non-lead allies in CA fought that ban. They felt they could do what was necessary for the condors by working cooperatively with hunters. They were making great progress. I believe a lawsuit forced the ban and caused battle lines to form. If you read what is going on in the other thread, the technical arguments have become meaningless. The people who don't want us talking about this issue are really just concerned about a ban or regulations. If that wasn't casting a big shadow over the conversation, it might progress a little easier.

Smooth beer. Weird yellow tinge to it when poured in a glass.

I thought of all of you when I saw this so I had to pick it up. $13.96 for a 12pack at Walmart. Going to my BILs cabin in PA this weekend with my 10yr old son and his 8yr old cousin. Guy weekend fishing and hanging out. This will be the weekend 12er. Will report when we get back Sunday.

Not too shabby

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We've got a piper down! Down the hatch that is. Pretty tasty. I'm not going to say I'm sick of IPAs but I like to change it up some.

Water was a key element in both Adirondack deer that I managed to harvest over the last 5 or 6 years. The first was a big doe I took with my ML, on private land, up on an oak-covered ridge, near a small lake about 30 miles from the northern edge of the Adirondack park. I knew there were deer in the area, having heard some "snorts" while out fishing on the lake. The next morning, I snuck up into the general area before daylight, but when I saw several deer after daybreak, they were on the next ridge, and well beyond the effective 125 yard range of my in-line ML. Persistance pays off however, and the following year, I was right up on that ridge at sunrise, as a group of 5 antlerless deer ascended towards my position. The largest doe was out front, clearly the leader of the group. When she reached about 30 yards and stood broadside, I put a bullet behind her shoulder. This was an extremely remote area, and I have to believe this was the first encounter these deer had with a hunter, based on her reaction after taking the bullet. She calmly walked closer to me, stopping about 10 yards away, staring in apparent disbelief. Soon her knees began to buckle, and she tumbled down the steep incline. Clearly she had no clue what had hit her. With no snow and extremely noisy walking conditions, that harvest was completely dependent on being in the right place at the right time, based on a food source. The buck I killed right on the Northern edge of the park, 2 years ago was on the far bank of a creek, a mile or so above a beaver dam. That was late in rifle season, when downed leaves and a complete blanket of snow made visibility much easier. From high up on a ridge, I could see that buck coming from miles away, as he walked along the opposite bank of the creek. His body was so big, that at first I thought it was a moose. I missed on my first well-rested shot with my 30/06, probably because it came from a cold, lubricated barrel, complicated by a little "buck fever". My second shot, taken offhand when he reached the next opening, also missed. By divine providence, he must have heard that second shot, above the noise of crashing ice along the creek from the late morning sun. He stopped just as I reached a perfect branch to rest my heavy rifle on. My third shot, from a rested and warmed barrel, hit him just right, traveling diagonally thru his chest, dropping him in his tracks from a range of about 300 yards. Good luck with your hunting up there, it gets pretty addicting, especially after you taste some of the venison. I will keep hunting up there as long as I am able. Keeping yourself in top physical shape helps out a lot, as there is a ton of ground to cover (largest block of public land in the lower 48), and it takes considerable effort to reach the higher elevations. You might also want to concentrate more on the edges of the park, where more food means more deer.

Well, this beats being in bed with the Saudis and selling your nations secrets to the highest bidder. Killery has no chance.

The Muslin Brotherhood Enabling award.

The Hound is back...I LOVE the hound... The Dragon Lady and her kids put on quite a light show...I'd crawl through two miles of broken glass naked just to hear her fart over the telephone.. The Battle of the Bastards....What can I say other than the overused term AWESOME ?? Hated to see the Giant get snuffed, tho...I don't think they are making any more of them, or mammoths, either...

Almonds. Just almonds

Not today, this was yesterday afternoon at Indian Lake. A cold RR on the dock while fishing.

Tracking is big in Maine just like the Adks, maybe a book from hunters in those areas would be helpful to you too. NFA, I got to see guys looking for tracks in Maine that drive hundreds of miles some days. They also work in crews covering more distance that way, I even saw guys communicating on CB radios. It seemed effective as I saw a couple hanging and in the back of trucks after just a dusting of snow. I was impressed to say the least.

Wooly that is cool. Years ago I was at the top of a mountain in the Catskills at sunrise. There was only a sliver of clear sky the rest clouds. When the sun shined through the opening it washed the whole forest in burnt orange color. It was truly amazing. I have never ever seen anything like it again. Those moments are made to reflect upon. Glad you had a camera!

Deer on the Island come over from New Jersey when gun season starts . Stupid plan what happens next year when other deer come over ? Granted some deer stay but there will new deer every year to compound the problem.