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Thanks . I appreciate the replies . The first few rounds I had done for my son's 270 , I had used the regular decapping die . Some rounds were fired in a different rifle and the bullets would go in loose so I pulled them ot . With the next few rounds I used the full size die and that worked great except that I had to lube the cases . Now I am considering whether or not to crimp the rounds as I believe a light crimp is done with factory ammo .

That sign has been up for several years . I sometimes take that road when I stop at the Avon Gun Shop and then head to Lima Road . Thought you might enjoy the pic . There used to be a couple bow shops in Avon but not anymore .

Verrrrrrry interesting !

What's the big deal of being 1st in line for DMP's ? It's not 1st come 1st to receive ........

That's a darned nice buck !

Trail cams are enjoyable and let you know what is in the area .

I put up a couple of Trail Cams today . One in Groveland and one in Geneseo . They are about 60 miles from where I live so I won't be able to check on them for a couple of weeks . Hopefully there will be some action .

Excellent pics . An apple a day keeps the bear away !

Thanks for the e-mail addresses . Some of these "save the world " Loonies go overboard with their thought process .

I was shooting 100 grain Muzzy 3 blade broadheads and had good luck with them . After switching to mechanicals , I don't think I would go back to fixed blades .

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Not me .......... ???

Drove past the Avon Bowman's Property today . No sign of life .........

Nothing to do with licenses but we still get mail for my mother in law who passed away over a year ago . I am tempted to fill out a change of address card with the address of the Cemetary . ( In reference to Deceased Lifetime License folks still getting them in the mail ) .

I had a Kidney stone removed surgically back in the 70's . A pain in the pit of my stomach and right testicle would come unexpectedly and I would almost fold up before the surgery . After the surgery I was okay until the visiting nurse explained to me how they cut through the various layers to remove the stone . It was painful for quite a while but I have a high pain threshold . Just a few years later they started busting them up with ultra sound . The stone was a small oval shaped thing with tiny burrs . Oh yeah , good luck with your surgery SOB .......http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/beer.gif[/img]

The guy that manages the Sports dept in the Webster Store acts like a real dick !

Here is a Link for the NYS Environmental Conservation Officers Click on your region on the right side of the page on the link to find yours ........... http://www.dec.ny.gov/regulations/393.html

I have eaten many buck tags but I will take a doe before shooting a spike . I have passed on the spikes and small racked deer only to have someone shoot them on adjacent property and that's all right . We set our own standards and if someone wants to shoot a spike and has the tag , it's certainly okay . I have never shot anything bigger than 8 pointers and I know that big one will be there some day . I'll be 69 this upcoming season so I am running out of time for the big boy to come along !

Nice ----- Thank's for posting !

I shot a doe with my Contender chambered in 7-30 waters . I got rid of the ported barrel and bought a plain barrel for it . I uded it about 3 times that season . I have taken my Ruger Super redhawk 44 mag deer hunting but never got a shot at any deer with it .

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I had never heard of the Empire Site . I was on the NYDEER site and it was pretty dead . Posted a message and e-mailed those that had an address and a few members from NYDEER came over here . Did the same thing on the NAHC site . Oh goodness me , i'm a Spammer ! http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/help.gif[/img]

I can see someone who is handicapped and can no longer shoot a bow switching to a crossbow . But ...... I would think that same person would use a rifle / shotgun vs a crossbow during the gun season . The only way I see the switch happening is when the crossbow is brought into archery season . Then I would imagine it would add some women , kids and guys that don't have time to practice ( just like Ottie Snyder , the media specialist for Horton stated in an interview ) . No stats . No numbers . Just an opinion ........

Hank Parker is on right now . They are hunting is Saskachewan , Canada . One of his son's was in a blind with an in-line . A big 8 point was on top of a knoll and his kid dropped the buck . I would be quite leary about taking that shot as even on a passthrough that bullet can still travel . I would want to be sure I knew what was beyond that deer !

Do any of you that reload , crimp your cartridges . I ahd folks tell me not to as it would allow pressure buildup in rounds . The guy at the gun store told me that I definately should use a crimp die and he knows that I have them so he's not trying to sell me something . Opinions ???