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Debbie Does the DEC....

I am hoping to load up on button bucks. I keep hearing how delicious they are.

I expect to get Turkeyfeathers set in good spot for a shot during archery and then him and his daughter for gun as they have doe tags. I also hope the oldest member of camp gets a good opportunity at a shooter. Expect my.2 nephews to get a good opportunity to fill a tag during youth hunt.. as for myself I'll enjoy the company and stories.. hope someone gets a crack at a bear or two .. if we do then it will be 4 bear in 7 years off property.. that's kind of exciting if it happens.

At my age I get all the sympathy I need ..........

Reverse sear/smoked ribeye, carmelized onions, roasted potatoes and green beans. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Beef, barley, veggie soup, perfect soup to think about life.

Football Sunday under way!!! Fancy cheese platter Mac and cheese balls Should have saved this spread for a Packers game Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Seared Foie Gras Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Been looking for one of these Vintage Honda Scramblers for several years, finally found this 1974 CL 200 Dual Sport in Syracuse for a great price in nice condition with only 1800 miles. I have a lot of good back road riding up this way and this little Honda will be a great way to travel them. Al

Just wanted to say hi and that I look forward to learning a lot from you guys Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Green stuff and venison goulash. Daughters bf over Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah..Just consider me the DR RUTH of HNY.....Is your grandma good looking ? How about your Mom ??

Fixed it for ya.

Rage 2 blade mechanicals are on sale at DICKs this week for $14.95 . For those of you that don't shop at DICKs ,,,,,, $39.95 .

I recently found out that two neighbor's kids 14 and 18 want to hunt this coming season and their Dads don't hunt so their looking for someone to hunt with and show them the ropes . Well I have to tell ya the first thought that came to mind was " no need to drag Deer this season " ! The 14 year old I will take during Bow/Crossbow and allow him to drag his or my Deer (I have no shame) and the 18 year old during gun season and do the same . I'm just trying to be a Team Player .... LOL !

The wife and I are in Wellsboro Pennsylvania for a couple nights, celebrating our anniversary. Tonight we went to "The Steak House" on some strong recommendations from a couple friends down here. I've been coming to this area for almost 35 years and never ate there. I had a 16oz prime rib (end cut, of course) and my wife had a pork chop with some sexy sauce on it........both were outstanding! Three sides from a long list of choices gave us salad, baked potato and green beans. Even those were great. What a great meal............ https://www.thesteakhouse.com/index.html

Treeguy helped me get it dialed in. Started at 20 yards , then 50 then to 100. Love the trigger. Broke it in using Savages suggested shoot , hoppes , dry patch , brush etc etc. Decent bark but less bite than I anticipated. Daughter will have no troubles shooting it. Don’t have but 15 rounds thru it so still honeymoon phase. Last few shots are the best. Can’t wait til more range time and get her out in the woods this year. Thanks Andrew

Grandson and I were at the farm today. Fall colors are coming on strong now. The most beautiful time of the year in NY I think. Feel free to share some foliage pic's here!

Welcome ...to the club ... theres alot to be learned from these guys . Just watch that pygmy character around your grandmother's..

Reminds me of a joke... A woman has a pet Schnauser and is tired of trimming him, so she decides to try some NAIR hair remover on the little pup.. Shes rides her motorbike to a drugstore, goes in and takes a bottle of NAIR to the counter The druggist tells her..." That stuff is very caustic....I'd advise using it half strength on your legs and quarter strength on your underarms".. The woman says " You don't understand...This stuff is for my SCHNAUSER"... The druggist replied, " LADY, if you put that stuff on your SCHNAUSER, you won't be able to ride that Honda for w WEEK !! "....

Haven't gotten to the bench in a week or so . Whipped up one this morning in a hurry. Steelehead love purple and pink so .....

Revenant was a good movie .

To be honest I do not remember seeing many hunting movies that I cared for if I had to pick one it would be the Ghost And The Darkness. The best hunting stuff I have ever seen on film was the old American Sportsman TV show.

The one filmed in Africa titled, "In the blood". Hard to find anymore. It was hard to find the DVD when I got it a few years ago. Hollywood did it's best to keep it out of the public's eye due to their hatred of hunting. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099838/mediaviewer/rm112892928

Running man

Three deer of any combination - hopefully a doe from the “forest rehabilitation program.” I would love to stick a coyote with the bow it would be a yote of opportunity while deer hunting.i would love to see my hunting partners father knock one down- he hasn’t killed a deer in over 20 years. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I need to not wound any deer this season. That is my biggest goal. Last year wounded more than in my 7 years of hunting before that. It was a sobering experience. Got a new used bow and it is tuned well. I am with robhuntandfish,an early doe would be nice and then a decent buck.

I'd like to kill two 1.5 year old deer for the freezer... Other than that, my goal is to have a safe and enjoyable season, and hopefully spend some enjoyable days on the property with my friends and perhaps see them kill a deer or two also... Another bonus would be to see someone shoot one of the PITA bears running around up there....

My biggest expectation this year, is to be with my grandson when he kills his first deer! This is his year! Second, is to be hunting with Moog when he kills a giant at the end of October. Lastly, I may go all or nothing, on a buck I've got a three year history with. He'll be five years old this season. And yes, he's still around. Last two years I've been within 30 yards of him, late season. But no buck tag. I really don't need to kill anything, to have a great season.

The Ritual 35 is a dream I highly recommend you at least try it before purchasing anything else .

Another vote for the 7mm\08. Very mild recoil, and devastating on deer. Adult size rifle is what I'd go with for your son. Savage Axis and Ruger American, are just two of the low budget rifles that shoot as good today, as some of the custom rifles from back in the day. Of course if you have a bigger budget, there are a bunch of options out there to choose from. As far as make and model. And the 7mm\08 will surely not disappoint, for what you are looking for. These are among the best of times for you and your son. Enjoy every second of it!!!

Easy peasy

Assume you hunt rifle area. 7mm08 is what my daughter will shoot on the property where rifle is permitted.

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No.. That's my favorite LOVE story....." Take down them PANTIES, BOY !! "…..

YOU ARE WRONG!!! Kidding of course! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No new members approved until shirts are in the mail!! Welcome to the site. See TF for beer, Bionic for shraamp recipes and Pygmy for relationship advice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sounds divine. That glass apparently half full ?

Challenge accepted! If I am so blessed bb count as does in my forest rehab program so down his goes! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Jaws is top 5 movie of all time in my book due to the cinematography and music and acting and one liners...and certainly fits the “hunting category” J.J. is a solid choice as is the Reverent Red Dawn has that amazing hunt scene (follow up of shot really)and probably one of my first childhood memories of hunting(I didn’t start hunting until my twenties) But y’all missed the slam dunk.... Abraham Lincoln: Vampire hunter. It has everything- history, vampires, factual accuracy and badass weapons. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yup. I’ve shot the 35 and 33 both are a dream to draw hold and fire. Can’t wait until a new bow strikes@sodfather fancy and I get his 35! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Where the Red Fern Grows Hound Dog Man..I especially liked the song by Fabian.

I love these stories! A lot to be said about getting a ..budget rifle in a good caliber, upgrading the optics, trigger and finding the perfect ammo! The dead deer will never know if it was shot with a $300, $700 or $1500 rifle.

Surviving the Game

Predator. And the lion and the darkness.

4 molsons down and switched to this.had a b&m wine wood tip in freezer i had to burn up while enjoying the fire

Likewise, you too pal!

I love the old vintage bikes especially the scramblers. I am kind of surprised they are not more popular, they are great for an easy ride down unpaved gravel roads. About the only thing new on the market these days that holds my interest is the Triumph Street Scrambler. I came within an eyelash of buying one but decided that it was just a bit too big and heavy for what kind of riding I planned on. This CL 200 is my fifth Honda and the smallest, Got started in motorcycles back in 1970 and purchased the then new Honda CB 750 four that I wish I had today. I have a 1973 street CB 450 that I am getting road worthy, it is pretty much the same bike as your old CL 450 with low exhaust, and also a 87 CMX 450 Rebel that is decent and runs good. Then there was big Bertha, a 2003 Valkyrie with a 1800 cc 6 cylinder engine. The only non Hondas I owned and still ride once in awhile is a vintage 1974 BMW R90 along with a 1978 Harley Electra Glide that I sent packing. The nice thing about these old vintage bikes is they can be bought very reasonable and are simple enough to work on yourself. A ride on a warm day is refreshing and like going swimming.