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http://senecawhitedeer.org/ YAY!!! I can paste again!!
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Important news for those who reload!
Culvercreek hunt club replied to RangerClay's topic in Reloading
Can't seem to find a clarification on the 4007 in them. Going to have to do a bit of research. I am loading 2 calibers with it currently. Thanks for the heads up -
They mentioned it State Owned with management guidelines and privately run. (we all know how well NY does at anything that resembles fiscal ability). It is currently done in NY with some things. They mentioned one high end Golf Course down by the city. I know it is happening in other States, even with facilities like Prisons. They are built and run privately under the guidelines set by the states.
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one of the topics that was discussed was IF it was taken over and managed there would have to be a limited hunt to maintain acceptable population levels. In the 50's the population soared in the Depot to 2,500 deer (normal phase and white) imagine 2,500 deer on 10,000 acres. That is one deer for every 4 acres. I could see it as a cheap lottery so everyone has a chance. Could have a cheap preference point lottery. Non-refundable that helps pay the costs of the place. Outside of hunting the draw of the deer would be amazing. Check out the site. These guys did tours to see them in (I think) 2006, 2009 and 2012. In 2012 it was unadvertised tours and they did over $100,000 and I think they said 3 weekends.
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That would make Australia= high fence...lol
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What model Hoyt is it?
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Important news for those who reload!
Culvercreek hunt club replied to RangerClay's topic in Reloading
Where are you getting this? I see you listed 4007. do you mean 4007 SSC? -
Guys and Gals. I sat through a brief presentation last night. I knew the deer existed and have seen a few at the fences but was un aware the property is in danger of being opened and developed. That will mean the end of the largest White whitetail deer herd in the world. I am not sure if all of you even know about the Seneca White Deer. They are products of a recessive gene (not albino). They developed inside a 10,000 acre enclosure at the Seneca Army Depot. The depot was constructed in the 40's and the entire area fenced in. Through the Cold war it housed a large compliment of Nuclear weapons. Fast forward to today. The Army is done with it and clean ups have taken place. It is being turned over to the IDA (Industrial Development Agency) for that county. They want it developed and put on the tax rolls. I feel that if ever there was a area that needed to be managed and preserved it is this one. I am including a link to a groups web site that is trying to gain traction, bring political pressure and find some way to have the State but it and manage it, either through DEC or the Parks Department. I know everyone if focused on the Unsafe act with their letter writing campaigns but this truly is a resource that once it is gone us, our kids and grand kids will never see the likes of it again. It should be maintained, managed and available to the public to view, not only the White deer but the other wildlife that currently calls the Depot home. There are funds available to do this. The same 'Pot" that was used to purchase the 8,000+/- acres from Monroe County surrounding Hemlock and Canadice Lakes. http://senecawhitedeer.org/
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Devil Baby Prank! Too Funny!!
Culvercreek hunt club replied to Cabin Fever's topic in General Chit Chat
That is some damn good editing when she is hit then -
Devil Baby Prank! Too Funny!!
Culvercreek hunt club replied to Cabin Fever's topic in General Chit Chat
They can go very badly. (caution- not for the faint of heart) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=jUneRv2esM8 -
I saw the number on the box, (lot numbers that they all have) He made it sound like the clips had a numbering Pistol. I have never used them to speed load a mag. Does it work well? Would almost seem like a 3 hand operation...lol. I guess that little clip he puts on the mag is the key. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=CugXijCx2sc
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It looks like an American Eagle box
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I haven't seen that with .223 before. The serial number is odd. It makes me wonder (put on the tin foil hats) Part of the ammo registration coming is, during the registration process, any identifying marks or numbers are to be recorded. Wonder if this is preparation.
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Governor Announces Support for Crossbows in NY
Culvercreek hunt club replied to Tinlodge's topic in CrossBow Hunting
You are dead on Sits. Many hunters I talk too still think this really has no effect on them. They are astonished once I explain how it does impact what hunters do. The guys that will be tough to reach are the ones that are not big on target practice, the ones that grab their gun fire a shot to check it, go out and take one deer and then the gun goes back on the rack until next year, If you get 5 or 6 years out of a box of shells they probably wont feel the sting until they replace that box. (or can't) -
Doc, Try this. After you copy something on the top line of the reply menu there are little buttons that look like a clip board. try the middle on that pastes as plain text. I used to be able to use the mouse menu but no more. I just stumbled on this button working for me.
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Warning about Rich's Hunting Adventures
Culvercreek hunt club replied to HunterSled's topic in General Hunting
So, Rich, who are you picking in the Super Bowl? -
My newfie moose hunt on video
Culvercreek hunt club replied to Grizz1219's topic in Out of New York Hunting
Let us know how much meat you got off of him. I can't imagine what one of his big western cousins must look like. That one looked like a brown bus parked out there....lol Is that a lottery or an over the counter type of thing?