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I haven't seen any bucks larger than a spike or small 4 point yet this year and was getting worried about the "local inventory". This was the first pic on last night's card pull. Happy to see him! I'm fairly sure that this is the same one I've been watching for the third year now. We have a bit of history. See you in the fall, big boy!. BTW, the pic was from 7/11, so he's still growing a bit since this pic.

First shot was the one to the right at 10 yards. Not bad for my third arrow ever shot.

25 yards slightly downhill moved to 28 for tomorrow Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

ahhh, the good ole 70's........

Not a Damn Thing ! LOL

One of my old girlfriends had a thong made from a black bear pelt... At least that's what it LOOKED like...

Venison tacos. Round 1 and round 2.

Just thought to share with all you baseball fans and also because im a proud dad. Heres my 12 yr. Old son who was chosen based upon his ability and grades to attend a clinic with only 17 other kids throughout NY . Clinic was held at LIU, kids spent 4 hours being trained by Hideki Matsui "Godzilla". heres a couple pictures of my boy pitching to Hideki, he also hit off of Hideki, was also interviewed by a japanese new station, and at the end Hideki signed baseballs for the kids. Last picture is of my 8 yr old who i brought along to watch. They both play travel baseball and are both lefties, so proud of them both and a great experience for all.

First arrow of the year ! 25 paces , that's how I measure and guess distances . Walk the dog guess at driveways , mailboxes the whole walk . Anywho very pleased with shot although my bow shoulder hurt quite a bit . Can't see me shooting each day in this thread as I never ever shoot each day to begin with . Great idea though !

Not at all. I can even shoot my traditional bows with it on and they are much longer requiring greater clearance. I haven't tried all of the others, but I would have a hard time imagining any improvement on the FHF. Easy to put on, doesn't tangle, stays close to the chest, very adjustable for size. I don't wear it much hunting just because where I hunt, binos arent really needed, but I like having the option.

I hung a new trail cam yesterday.

Here is my first from 25yards when I shot on Tuesday evening, 2 inches low Sent from my VS980 4G using Tapatalk

I drove up to the property this morning to do some mowing on my food plots. About half a mile before I got there , a sow bear and four cubs crossed the road in front of me. When I drove the tractor and mower up to the food plot, there was a flock of turkeys in the field, probably about a dozen. They ran and flew out before I could get a full count, but there were 3 or 4 adults and about 7 or 8 pheasant sized poults. It was obvious what they were there for..The field was FULL of grasshoppers and other insects.

Had to buy a new grill, old was was shot. BBQ chicken breast with Sweet Baby Rays, side of broccoli with cheese.

Singlecut softly spoken magic spells. I'd put this up against Pliny and Heady Topper. 97 BA rating. A great IPA

And it's so nice of him to stand broadside in your shooting range !

Guy who I used to play a lot of competitive golf with son qualified for The Porter Cup . He shot 66 a few weeks back to get in. Held at Niagara Falls CC every year. Phil Micklelsin amongst a lot of others have played in this event before becoming pro. Today's field had the runner up in The Canadian Open last week , second place at Amateur losing to De Chambleau , mostly college kids that should be your worthy soon. My guy shot 72. Gavin Hall a lefty just made the turn on front 9 at 5 under. These kids can play. 3 more rounds to go. I can't loop as we're headed to Ithaca for the remainder of the week. 86 and sunny out , lots of water to drink but I'm whooped

I hope he's not the same one as then you'd then have twice as good as a chance of seeing a nice buck like that.

Dress up like a giant game camera come hunting season. He won't be the wiser

GOOD LOOKING BUCK HOPE YOU GET A SHOT THIS FALL

As of today nothing......................But I plan on starting soon...

All natural casings on that venison sausage stuffer!

Hey - first post. I know a little about ratting as I have a show in development following a NorCal group that uses dogs to eradicate rodents on organic farms where it's illegal to use poison. This shot has about 300 rats after about 3 hours of work. Heading down there on the weekend to shoot another hunt. A lot of hard work ripping apart old barns, then exploding action with rats, dogs and people running everywhere. At the end: dead rats, tired dogs and grateful farmers.

Been doing a great job!! Not just this recent upgrade, but for all the years this great forum has existed!! Kudos from all the members!!

Bubba and Cooter are out fishing. Bubba says " I think I'm gonna have to get a divorce. My wife hasn't spoke to me in two months. " Cooter replies " You better hang onto her.. A woman like that is hard to find . "

tree sets and buckets, though even with 55s you'll catch coon and skunks. easiest way to target only fisher is to make tree sets as straight up as you care to, the more slope the better your chances of catching bobcat the down side is most fisher contrary to urban legend stay on the ground not in the trees so you will miss a lot, even with cubbies and buckets sometimes they play on them and don't go in, so shrug and smile and wait some more. Can you use cage traps in NY ?

Both my daughters love the .410 even after moving up to my .20 ga, It provided them with a sense of control and ease with handling it. My oldest daughter will usually shoots a round or two of skeet with the .410 and does well. I think the .410 is a tough gun to hit anything with sometimes but it builds handling confidence.

Well, this 'house warming' has gotten out of hand thanks to the g/f. Supposed to be max 20 people. Pfft! Looking at close to 50 from all the people she invited. Changed the menu. Just box burgers for everyone.

unless you live in an area that doesn't allow rifles in the field...

Not sure yet but will figure it out...I know where there's 2 that have been in same area for last 2 years and neighbor has another one visit his trail cam once a week at least...so I will have to learn Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

I was a .410 kid...killed more rabbits, quail and whatever else I hunted, I still have it....one of the most cherished guns in my cabinet.

I called it the hunter but mine is actually the classics. Differences being straight comb (better cheek weld) and no open sights since there is no point having open sights on this long range shooter. Sorry for the mistake on model name. That said, for everyone (EXCEPT LAW) see photos. Note that I am not great at catching wood grain in photos but this stock is really nice. I ask eurooptic to send me photos of the five they had in stock and selected the best: there is one very slight indentation that I am sure could be steamed out. Was able to catch it at this angle (lower corner) PYGMY, This gun is calling you!

Rare pizza night for me Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah, Stoney, I think you are right. Last year I saw a bear on the property with 3 cubs. I'm getting bears on the trailcams nearly every check now.

At this point Trump could grow a set of horns and garner a split tongue and I would still vote for him. If I thought that evil "Beouch" Hillary wouldn't get elected. In fact I'll say it...I wouldn't overt my eyes if she ,wearing one of those K-Mart looking pant suits she wears, were to get too close to and open flame and went up in a blaze of glory,as it were.... phewww...I feel better...

Debbie got caught

Bow hunters need to start filling doe tags early. There is no reason not to. They can be a very efficient means of controling deer numbers. I am guilty of passing doe early and waiting on that buck.everyone has at some point. If bowhunters killed more deer x bow would of never been an issue. I think they will have to adopt a earn a buck in those 2 week doe only areas..and you'll see doe hit the ground quick.

Nice shot Larry couldn't have placed it any better.I will not be posting pictures daily myself either as living in the city I don't shoot everyday but plan on shooting once or twice a week Sent from my VS980 4G using Tapatalk

They do not fold back when pulled out. They are sold in every hunting store in NY yet are not legal here.

The firearm weighs in at about 6-3/4 lbs... A dream to carry afield!

Long Island doesn't allow them either......but most of the small game habitat is gone now anyway so it doesn't much matter.

Whatever you choose, you can add a doubler to serve as a spotting scope. It works great as long as you put the binos on a tripod. I have vortex vipers and they are great for $5-600. The razors should be better but I doubt I could tell the difference. I should add, doubler works great at the range. Might not be optimal for in the field.

We'll shot a few at 25 yards and they flew just like field tips. Pretty impressed actually. I have a block xbow target from field and stream and with my heavier arrows and those broadheads my arrows go almost all the way thru it...until late I figure out a better target to stop them I won't be shooting them don't want to have to refletch my new arrows. Blade on backside of target was open as expected. Man did it make a hell of a wack when it hit. Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Browning A-bolt Stainless Stalker with walnut stock. chambered in 30-06 Spring. light gun. 22" bbl. drop out box mag. 60 degree throw chromed bolt. Nikon 3-9x40mm to match. not the most accurate but sub-MOA and enough that i've take deer out around 300+ yards. had a buck on a dead run 50 or so yards out through the timber. rolled him on the second shot. skinning it out both bullet holes were no more than 2" apart. it's revered DMAP filler too on co-op grounds. it fits me like one of my own arms and handles like a dream for me. crisp trigger just under 3lbs. Took a pic. Bad light in basement.