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  1. suburbanfarmer
    As i read it, one can use anything but if using firearm, have to wear orange/pink. No different than using bow in regular season. IMHO
  2. suburbanfarmer
    That was worthy to get a carcass tag and do a velvet euro mount..sad to see such loss
  3. suburbanfarmer
    Ameristep reviews show a lot of holes on the top panel
  4. suburbanfarmer
    8f and 8H boundaries in hunting area and is very possible
  5. suburbanfarmer
    If using a firearm only then orange/pink is required, thats how i read the regulations.
  6. suburbanfarmer
    Each barrel likes different fodder
  7. suburbanfarmer
    Were you using a rifled barrel? In my 1187 12ga rifled barrel at 75yrds i could get 3 shots to clover
  8. suburbanfarmer
    Time flies when one is having fun.
  9. suburbanfarmer
    One can in return give a liability waiver
  10. suburbanfarmer
    I have been lately researching xbow purchase on crossbownation. These are not usa made but customer svc right out of Bloomfield NY . The amp425 with the crank for the price is what I am waiting to purchase.
  11. suburbanfarmer
    Whats the best solvent to clean/lube in between shots?
  12. suburbanfarmer
    A paper contract designates you as property mgr and you can then press trespassing charges.
  13. suburbanfarmer
    Where are you guys ordering from ? Seems everyone is out of stock or not shipping ML to NY
  14. suburbanfarmer
    Does this mean the tags are reusable..lol
  15. suburbanfarmer
    As a father of 4 kids, my oldest 20 now. I can validate they grow up fast but do take 15-30 mins out every day for just 1:1 time with each of your kids until they are grown up. Thats what makes memories and the bonding gets stronger even though we get pulled in different directions.
  16. suburbanfarmer
    I just wish you were closer..
  17. suburbanfarmer
    Who wouldnt want a chance at a velvet buck
  18. suburbanfarmer
    I think its great for taking the youth out and thinning doe in areas where needed. I am shocked 8H (Mendon) area was not included.
  19. suburbanfarmer
    By December they are pregnant again..
  20. suburbanfarmer
    Just not for bow but for all seasons , scopes are great for aging eyes.
  21. suburbanfarmer
    The challenge is getting those optimum temps to let them hang, usually early season days can be 50-60 degrees hot.
  22. suburbanfarmer
    Here is another one that would have been a great 10pt but was messed up so only had 3pts on its left rather than a symmetrical 10pt ended up an 8pt
  23. suburbanfarmer
    I feel if the OP can group them good to 40yds than at this time with season approaching, why change things..IMHO
  24. suburbanfarmer
    You could put lipstick on the rest and shoot an arrow to see if there is contact on fletching. Sometimes if you are feeling at shot you are experiencing nock left, it could also be fletching hitting the cables if you are right handed.
  25. suburbanfarmer
    Lets agree to diasgree, But no matter what broadhead you put in the front of the arrow, if the bow is in perfect tune and you replace the human error by using the hooter shooter, the BH & FP will group perfectly together.
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