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omw to the flat iron gathering sale this is some of my catch couldn't fit it all in the pic .. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Riding out the blizzard on the eastern end of LI with venison stew in the crock pot.

A ground blind hunter myseft. To mimic your fence structure into the forts I once build as a kid provide great blinds for the friends and family. This one, called Ten Point after a wall mounter, has produced deer just about every year. You might consider it the resort hotel of deer blinds.

Don't think he was looking to jump into anyone's honey hole...this guy is a pretty accomplished deer hunter from what I have seen posted the last few years...he was simply looking to see if anyone wanted to team up and knock down some dogs. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Beef pot roast, noodles, broccoli, and some heat-n-eat dinner rolls. Perfect snowy-day meal!! Pictures to follow.

We are the only ones in our right minds....

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I believe I am a nice person Just last week a guy at work says, you don't like me do you? I Smiled and said you are correct once again. I can smile and give a compliment at same time. ????

Whatever works for you, my friend... These two schools of thought have existed for a long time...The "expend all the energy on the target" group verses the "exit hole" group... Just another interesting subject for us to discuss on forums like this..

Pumpkin sweet potato venison stew!!!! Pumpkin/sweet potato bisque 1 onion 1 sweet potato 2 apples 2 pears carrots celery venison It is awesome give it a try!!!

I wouldn't call it storm watching only a dusting here so far.Just another enjoyable afternoon beverage.

By my estimate, 2 feet so far in the Philly suburbs, and it won't stop until tomorrow morning. Heading back out to shovel (3rd time).

still steering the deer...but I need to build itand the others, back up after last years rains and heavy snows....I am never lacking in materials...this winter hammered the trees....

let's not forget this epic battle......couldn't resist.

a box full of sail boat fuel LOL

At a family Xmas gathering it seems both a nephew and a brother-in-law acquired crossbows for Xmas. In a short time one side of the basement was converted into a 20 yard archery range. They placed a shooting block on a table and relocated storage boxes to the center of room. Soon half the family was shooting crossbow for their first time. A great way to enjoy both family and sport.

One comment I will make is that a lot if not all those listed wmu's are private land and some urban areas. I don't think the dec takes that into effect either. They see and hear about car and people property damages. But some of these same people will not let you hunt their property. So instead of figuring out away to control deer populations in urban areas the whole wmu pays the price. Just my 2 cents.

I might stop in tomorrow just for shits and giggles. I really should clean out the safes and bit and sell a few, alas living in NY I think buying is a better idea then selling.

I Need to ask ..."I only kill what I eat". Where is your out rage for wood chucks? No season, ,hunted during their rearing phase...don't know of many that eat them. They are no harm to other game animals. So what puts them on a lower level than Coyotes for you?

. I didn't bow hunt the first two weekends and for ML since I had the license from going up north I went to came in another region. I will shoot does with both bow and ML but I wanted to have the opportunity to shoot that buck if if came by as well.

all I see are the beginnings of a blind...lol

Oskar Blues death by coconut. This is crazy good. $14 for a 4 pack though

...and the dance goes merrily on... We're all on 'a list' somewhere.

In the grand scheme of things, some of you folks are complaining about $25 per coyote, but NYS spends $1000 per deer shot by a sniper. X-Calibur Lighting Systems http://facebook.com/XCaliburLightingSystems

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Went to St. Josephs Brewery in Indy. Awesome...beer in church!

Yeah Baby!!! Garlic and butter with a little salt and pepper. Delicious! If I had another pack thawed ,I would cook them up right now..

I have not read every post, but I don't recall anybody mentioning the fact that PA already has a year round season for coyotes...In fact the only time that you can't shoot them is before noon during spring gobbler season and during deer rifle season IF you do not have a valid deer tag.You can even shoot them on SUNDAY, Praise The Lord ! Ain't too many critters you can legally shoot on Sunday in PA. Soooooo, do you really think a $25 bounty is REALLY going to get more people shooting coyotes ? I think it's going to waste taxpayers money paying for coyotes that would be shot REGARDLESS of the bounty...

Quote: "I've yet to meet a hunter on the field that didn't want to shoot a coyote, anytime, anywhere it's legal." And yet 99.9% of hunters will only shoot one as a target of opportunity. They do not hit the field ever with coyotes as the primary target. Longer seasons and/or bounties will not change this or increase overall kill in a statistically significant amount.

The other 2,499 beers I've tried

Think of a month with her at home after you tell her she can't go... LOL

Crossbow all of bow season "yes" You have my vote . BB guns no way . whatthehellareyouthinking ......

If elected, I would put venison in every pot and a firearm in every "Law Abiding" citizen's hand!

So walking outside at work admiring all the deer tracks eating the shrubs. I find these "odd" things below a tree I've never noticed bearing any such things. In work shoes so couldn't tread thru the snow. I think they're too small for any Osage orange , not a berry of any sort. Ah, you dumb arse. They're fry cake Timbits from Tim Hortons ????

"Of course, he's an excellent rifle shot, dumb as a stump and as recoil proof as a tractor tire." Pygmy, I snorted my beer when I read this .......

Beefy onion soup with garlic bread topped with vermont chedder

Just a little wind up here..Not even any flurries.... GRIN..... Biz... I LOVE the hot tub picture..!!..I'll be down as soon as I can gather up Jennifer Lopez and Halle Berry to come with me...

Yeah, I would think a Daisy Red Ryder would be a little extreme for hunting deer.

The wonders of the internet, thanks to Al Gore....... I Googled Jim Kassman & Jim's Sport Shop and found that it's been 20 years since he passed away. Damn..... "James F. Kassman, 66, who operated Jim's Sport Shop in Clarence, died Sunday (Feb. 25, 1996) at Mitchell Campus of Hospice Buffalo, Cheektowaga, after a brief illness. The Hamburg native graduated from Hamburg High School in 1948 and had lived in West Seneca for 30 years. He was a staff sergeant in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War. An avid fisherman and hunter, he provided financial and program support for several area sports groups, including the Northtowns and Southtowns Walleye Associations, the Lake Ontario Fishing Association and the annual Pepsi Challenge Fishing Tournament on Lake Erie." It's funny what you remember about a person or place from your past. Jim enjoyed smoking a pipe and quite often he'd be burning some Borkum Riff and BS'ing with a customer when I'd walk in. Like I mentioned, he was one of the first around the area to rent hunting videos. Boy there was some great early ones and some real crap too!! $3 a night I think it was....WELL before all the Hunting shows on TV now. It was ground breaking stuff back then. Jim wasn't too much of a hunter as I remember. Seems he wanted to hear about all my hunts when I went in....at one point he sent a picture of me and a pretty big buck into whatever was the state wide equivalent of the NYOutdoors News we have now. Another thing I recall about Jim's shop was that he had a tannery that he worked with that would take salted raw deer hides in and make garments from them of your choosing. I sent a number of hides in and about all I have left are one or two pairs of fleece lined buckskin choppers. I still have two tanned hides (no hair) from back in the day, one gun and one bow. The bow one is cool because I used a Razorbak5 head to kill the buck and you can see the entrance/exit holes in the hide still. Those had to have been tanned almost 30 years ago. Man does time fly........... OP.......sorry to derail/sidetrack this thread. Once I get wound up, I can't stop.

Selective but not recoil operated. "Mechanical selective". Only drawback with that was the fact that once the safety was off, the selected barrel could not be changed W/O putting the safety in the "on" position. The plus side was that, unlike recoil operated selective triggers, if a dud failed to go off, the other barrel was ready. The DeHanns were the mechanical twin to the Cz doubles being marketed today albeit at a higher level of finish with many custom options not available W/the Cz offerings. Dehann shotguns were imported way before Cz slid in & took the market away from them. Both were made by HUGLU in Turkey, perhaps the finest arms making COOP in Turkey. I'm not in the habit of naming guns, but I called that sweet little number Caterine Zeta Jones.

Gosh I saw the the title and thought id eliminate jails because the death penalty would be mandatory for all crimes, and nuke alomst every country to sand, then I opened the tread to disappointment.

I would much rather get my info from a hunting site by a guy that lives,hunts and deals with real life problems then by a book smart guy that does not even hunt coyotes so is pretty much clueless. We can only hope that some day you walk out your door and find a dozen of your sheep killed without even being ate on like my neighbor did a couple years back. Maybe the state of Pa has enough hunter info and facts that these so called long term coyote studies now hold very little water and are willing to do something about the problem. To say you cant wipe them out because they just breed back is years apart. Running dogs,Trapping, Shooting during deer season,Shooting during Turkey season and a couple other treats in different areas and you will put a damper on them that they all but disappear for a couple years and that will do amazing things to the desired wildlife in the area. I am also sure that they have problem areas in their state as we do here. They will live in numbers where the living is the best.

Geeze, Growie, I don't think Brownings have been made in Belgium since the 1960s... Of course, a sweet young thing like you might not remember that...<< SMILE >>....

Another observation is the fact that the coyote in eastern parts of the country are for all practical purposes at the top of their food chain. So am I hearing that a species with no predators other than automobiles and disease should simply be allowed to multiply totally unchecked? I'm not sure just when or if the "bounty card" should be played, but it does appear that hunters and trappers are not really doing much of a job on them in some parts of the state. I'm guessing that the PA. DNR is feeling like there is a lacking of motivation to hunt coyotes. If they are correct, extending the season to year around probably won't have much of an impact. I really do not know what the answer is. I guess that's why I asked the question.

If they make them legal before xbow during archery I will lose all faith in new York Dec completly it's the dumbest thing I have ever heard...bb guns awsome one more way for them to take your guns...don't need your shot guns or rifles bc you can hunt with a bb gun.....great let's pass that guys Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Since we are talking about PA here I just want to point out that PA has had a year round season on coyotes for years and still can't relax. So I say it is a waste.

Tuna fish sandwich on wheat and a friggen salad, woo hoo... I hate carpool to practice nights.

here you are http://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/chicken-pot-pie

Sounds nice!!!

Lawdwaz is the huntingny.com forum champion buck slayer. I've been here a few years and he puts a nice one down every season. Pretty impressive to say the least. I take my hat off to you, man!