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Not seeing very many bucks . I havn't checked my Geneseo cams in over a month . I hope to get to them this week . Here are some Walworth bucks .

Happy Birthday ..... have a great day !

Happy Birthday ! Enjoy the day .......

Interesting video but personally I avoid running shots . Practicing takingthem makes good sense .

Carry a deer like that ? Someone would see that rack and shoot at it ...........

it came down hard here in Ontario for just a few minutes and it was blowing sideways !

Moog --- Do you hoist them sideways ?

I would be worried if the guy that is supposed to have by back is worried about a run in his pantyhose !

NFL pre-season is boring . Watching Red Sox / White Sox game ...........

Great photos ,,,,, as usual !

Do these body shots help ........

Stopped off at the Town Clerk's Office and got my FREE Bow / ML tags as well as my FREE Anterless Tags for 8F & 8H .

Any and all bucks seem to disappear from sight on this property during hunting season and pictures of them are usually during the dark hours . I would love to get a shot at this guy .

DMP Availability and Probability of Selection DMP Application Deadline is October 1 DMP Selection Probabilities Remain the Same through the Entire Application Period. See Wildlife Management Units for WMU boundary descriptions. WMU Area (mi2) DMP Target Target DMPs per mi2 Average DMP Success Chances of DMP Selection Residents Non-Residents 1st DMP 2nd DMP 1st DMP 2nd DMP 1C 903.3 Max. with Bonus DMPs 12.8% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 3A 694.3 0 0.0 NONE NONE NONE NONE 3C 316.1 2,000 6.3 13.9% MED NONE NONE NONE 3F 331.7 6,000 18.1 10.1% HIGH MED HIGH NONE 3G 457.1 2,300 5.0 12.3% LOW NONE NONE NONE 3H 554.1 1,500 2.7 23.6% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 3J 355.6 5,200 14.6 13.3% HIGH PP REQ HIGH NONE 3K 381 550 1.4 16.2% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 3M 749.2 35,900 47.9 10.9% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 3N 222.8 2,800 12.6 8.7% HIGH PP REQ HIGH NONE 3P 125.1 700 5.6 6.5% LOW NONE NONE NONE 3R 206.1 2,300 11.2 7.2% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 3S 430.8 Max. with Bonus DMPs 9.8% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 4A 430.1 2,700 6.3 24.6% MED NONE NONE NONE 4B 161.5 2,900 18.0 11.7% HIGH MED HIGH NONE 4C 164.8 1,400 8.5 23.2% MED NONE NONE NONE 4F 1,161 15,700 13.5 21.4% HIGH PP REQ HIGH NONE 4G 370.5 2,100 5.7 22.6% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4H 289.8 1,300 4.5 23.9% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4J 148.9 Max. with Bonus DMPs 9.3% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 4K 255.9 1,500 5.9 20.5% MED NONE NONE NONE 4L 220.8 200 0.9 PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4O 760.5 1,800 2.4 31.9% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4P 361.4 1,400 3.9 24.5% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4R 290.2 1,300 4.5 19.1% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4S 220 800 3.6 26.5% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4T 131.8 4,500 34.1 11.6% HIGH MED HIGH NONE 4U 127 225 1.8 22.9% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4W 443.2 900 2.0 22.4% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 4Y 176.5 2,900 16.4 14.2% HIGH PP REQ HIGH NONE 4Z 250.7 800 3.2 23.0% MED NONE NONE NONE 5A 609.8 NA NA NA NA NA NA 5C 1125.7 NA NA NA NA NA NA 5F 1328.3 NA NA NA NA NA NA 5G 1112.6 NA NA NA NA NA NA 5H 3046.5 NA NA NA NA NA NA 5J 674.3 NA NA NA NA NA NA 5R 373 10,600 28.4 10.1% HIGH MED HIGH NONE 5S 421.9 1,700 4.0 26.4% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 5T 223.4 0 0.0 NONE NONE NONE NONE 6A 1471.7 0 0.0 NONE NONE NONE NONE 6C 976.7 1,100 1.1 21.1% LO/DV NONE NONE NONE 6F 1213 NA NA NA NA NA NA 6G 933.2 16,200 17.4 17.0% HIGH MED HIGH NONE 6H 172.6 700 4.1 12.6% MED NONE NONE NONE 6J 1576.3 NA NA NA NA NA NA 6K 1161.2 5,500 4.7 22.3% LOW NONE NONE NONE 6N 491.4 NA NA NA NA NA NA 6P 203 5,800 28.6 9.2% HIGH HIGH HIGH NONE 6R 541.8 6,600 12.2 15.1% HIGH LOW HIGH NONE 6S 589.1 6,600 11.2 20.0% HIGH LOW HIGH NONE 7A 544.9 7,200 13.2 16.2% HIGH HIGH HIGH NONE 7F 687.2 25,800 37.5 8.5% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 7H 357.2 9,300 26.0 10.0% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 7J 838.9 31,300 37.3 11.0% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 7M 1242.3 19,800 15.9 16.6% HIGH LOW HIGH NONE 7P 484.8 2,700 5.6 18.0% LOW NONE NONE NONE 7R 739.3 26,700 36.1 9.8% HIGH HIGH HIGH NONE 7S 662.7 11,300 17.1 13.2% HIGH LOW HIGH NONE 8A 419 17,000 40.6 11.9% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8C 138.1 Max. with Bonus DMPs 20.1% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8F 733 33,500 45.7 13.7% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8G 686.2 38,500 56.1 13.0% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8H 574 27,200 47.4 17.9% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8J 711.9 17,900 25.1 13.6% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8M 307.4 7,700 25.0 19.6% HIGH HIGH HIGH NONE 8N 314.3 30,300 96.4 10.7% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8P 356.2 2,400 6.7 16.5% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 8R 270 18,100 67.0 15.2% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 8S 256.2 3,700 14.4 17.2% HIGH MED HIGH NONE 8T 385.2 1,400 3.6 26.2% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 8W 439.5 2,300 5.2 16.3% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 8X 400.5 8,400 21.0 16.4% HIGH PP REQ HIGH NONE 8Y 354.2 5,500 15.5 15.4% HIGH PP REQ HIGH NONE 9A 461.6 26,000 56.3 6.8% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 9F 277 15,900 57.4 8.2% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 9G 229.9 8,100 35.2 10.7% HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH 9H 973.1 28,100 28.9 16.0% HIGH HIGH HIGH NONE 9J 693.6 17,000 24.5 17.0% HIGH MED HIGH NONE 9K 446.4 5,200 11.6 22.0% HIGH NONE NONE NONE 9M 329.7 7,200 21.8 15.5% HIGH NONE HIGH NONE 9N 207.1 5,400 26.1 14.5% HIGH PP REQ HIGH NONE 9P 581.5 1,800 3.1 26.5% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 9R 217.6 200 0.9 15.7% LO/DV NONE NONE NONE 9S 91.5 225 2.5 11.1% PP REQ NONE NONE NONE 9T 248.4 300 1.2 18.1% LO/DV NONE NONE NONE 9W 250.1 2,600 10.4 16.4% LOW NONE NONE NONE 9X 219.1 300 1.4 25.5% LO/DV NONE NONE NONE 9Y 124.8 2,500 20.0 13.7% HIGH NONE NONE NONE Statewide Total: 625,300 excluding units without DMP targets. High = more than 2/3 of applicants receive a DMP. Medium = between 1/3 & 2/3 receive a DMP. Low = less than 1/3 of applicants will receive a DMP. PP Req = only applicants with preference points have a chance of receiving a DMP. May require 1, 2, or 3 preference points to be selected. LO/DV = only qualifying landowners (greater than 50 acres) and veterans with disabilities will receive a DMP. None = No DMPs are available. NA = DEC is not authorized to issue DMPs in these units. Notes: WMU 1C is bowhunting-only from October - December. A special permit is Required during the January Firearms Season. WMUs 3S, 4J, and 8C are bowhunting-only during all deer seasons. Antlerless-only Bonus DMPs are available in WMUs 1C, 3S, 4J, and 8C for hunters who fill a DMP in these units. Preference points increase the chances of selection but do not guarantee issuance. Preference points are won and lost on the 1st DMP selection. If preference points are required on the 2nd permit, only applicants who were denied a 1st permit are eligible. Qualifying landowners and veterans with disabilities will receive their 1st choice DMP in all open WMUs. To learn how DMP quotas and probabilities are determined, see Understanding DMPs: Quota Setting and Permit Selection.

Hunting Licenses are now available for the 2017-18 seasons. Licenses and permits can be purchased at any one of DEC's license-issuing agents, by telephone (866-933-2257) or online. Hunting and trapping licenses are valid for one year beginning September 1, 2017. New this year, we are requesting that hunters provide an email address when purchasing their licenses, so that we will have an efficient means to notify hunters of additional hunting or trapping opportunities, impending legislation or regulation changes, and license renewal reminders. We also hope to use email addresses to request feedback and conduct surveys of hunters and trappers about wildlife management programs. All customer information is privacy protected and emails will only be used by DEC for program-related information.

When I used to fly down to Florida to drive my in-laws car back , I would either stop at the Bass Pro Store in Orlando ar Concord Mills in North Carolina . It depended on what time I left Florida . I have never been to thr BP in Waterloo , NY .

Lookin' good ...........

I most often do all day sits . If I am driving 50 miles to a hunting spot I rarely spend a half day . I usually change which stand I use depending on the wind direction , sun , etc ..

Attended a wedding at Woodlawn Beach yesterday in Blasdell , NY . Then a reception at the The Columns Banquet House in Elma then stayed at the Hampton Inn in West Seneca . After breakfast , we said our good byes and went to Cabelas . It's a huge store but I wasn't impressed . I checked out ammo , reloading supplies , boots , etc and we walked out without making a purchase . I like the Field and Stream store better . Can't wait for the Bass Pro in Victor !

Beautiful deer !

Friends of mine that live in Williamson have a woodchuck problem . They don't let anyone hunt their orchards but they are still friends of mine . I set up a trail cam July 22 . Between then and July 26 the chuck showed up twice in the same day (morning & afternoon) . Gotta turn the camera a bit next time I go over there .My friend told me several years ago that I could set up cameras in the orchard to get deer pics and I turned him down saying "why in hell take pics of something I can't shoot" . I told hid wife that I hoped the deer would eat her whole garden .

The 11 stands on my SIL's property mostly get used by me . Depends on the wind direction as to which one I use . Sometimes one or two of my sons hunt with me so we can cover different areas . There is a location where I wanted to put up a tri-pod stand but it is in a wet area and not sure how stable I could make it even using 2X8's under the legs . Plus it's so wet now that it is close to impossible to get the parts into that area .

Happy Birthday !

It was nice of the bear to bring it in for a close up !

Those weren't pop crates that were tossed . They were beer crates . One is a Yuengling & Son crate . The other is a National Brewery crate . I saw similar crates on EBAY with a price of $250 . Hmmmmm