Culvercreek hunt club

Not for me....tooo collllllllddddddd. I might watch the weather this year though...just got permission in a 25 acre thick snarly area....SURROUNDED by gun hunting land...no guns allowed in this area by the owner. I might try a late gun hunt with the bow. it is a preserve during the gun pressure

think I have to throw a vote In Doe's column...p-pine

Not sure if posting a thread link works NY but here goes http://huntingny.com/forums/index.php?topic=758.new;topicseen#new Just ordered some

No Geno...I see all the tick posts.....and you screaming th epraises of that spray........ You aren't a shareholder are ya...lol Gotta get up here where it is colder...not as big of a problem

Sits. I don't see what you describe in my area of the state. The hunting folks I know are the most down to earth ...easy to get along with folks I know. I dind't realize the area of the state you are in until I just checked. My money is the the MAJORITY of people down that was have that holier than thou attitude....and not just in hunting...in EVERYTHING. I would suggest getting out of there if it bothers you....you are too young to get all fired up like this...high BP is not good you ya....Trust me the rest of the state ian't like that area.

I agree with Solon to an extent....Roosevelt because of what he helped bring about with the parks and hunting. and Uncle Ted....but not for the same reason as Solon. I would love to talk politics....I share many of his views and while others may not "like" what he does...it is legal and his RIGHT and that is what he is about...and Maybe I could get him to strum a few chords. PS...I'd have to throw Hemingway in there too.... to see what wild Africa was really like

Amen Wells...perfectly said....hell maybe you are perfect after all...lol

We built a cabin because we didn't want a trailer. They will let you put in a trailer and it is yours to use and post all year. We ride wheelers in the summer...turkey hunt in the spring and even take a couple trips there in the winter just to screw off and mark trails for the next spring. We did a cabin because I am 2 1/2 hours from it and it was easier to secure...knock on wood...3 years and no vandalism...but I think the mile back in helps.

Fair...there was really only my fater and me on it last year...a few guys were in and out for a few days. we took buck and 3 does off it and all were shot within 100 yards of our cabin...lol. I saw one other very niice chocolate horned buck but it was crunchy during the muzzleloading weekend and he busted me. We get 2 nuisance tags each year (1/50acres) So we each grab one as our primary and and the seconds go to 8H which is just about a guarantee. They will let you build a cabin after 3 years.....even sooner if you are a good group. Plus I think they feel if you build you aren't going anywhere. They have parcels all over the southern teir...somea are better access than others and some are nearer agriculture areas. We are a mile off the hard road and off the grid. Big woods hunting but I did manage to get in about an acre of plots in the log loading areas and they are quite a draw this year. Bottom line the the whole lease with them and many other timber companies----you pay most of the taxes and DON"T CUT ANY TREES...lol

I haven't carrie dmine in over two years because of my muzzle loader....but I had it on a range....vised and bagged with a seringe plunger for the trigger. zeroed at 125 yards...was a couple inches high at 50 and I am going from memory ....9-10 inches low at 200. the groups were 7-8 inch at 200. It can be done....but even with the human factor involved...better be on your A game

Amen doe.....entertainment only and it IS OUR job to pass it on the way it really should be. Whether it is school or outdoor shows the real learning takes place at home. And Bubba....a big boobed blonde bimbo that can shoot is what I have been asking Santa for ever since I was 14.....SOB hasn't come through yet...lol

NY...who is Tiffany....come on?????/ You GOTTA be pulling our leg...Tiffany Lakosky....Google it

now you just have to cut two openings in your livingroom walls to let the deer walk through and you are all set......well almost...better get a camo cooler too

I'm gonna try it ....Got a Cabela's gift card burning a hole in my pocket

There actuall is a pretty good size market for the bear rugs. Non hunters building cabins..lodges and such. The Taxidermist I deal with does not even require a deposit to do a rub because he knows he can get more than his money out of them....Just an FYI....mounts on the other hand are a much different story. The redneck comment was tongue in cheek....although my wife would agree with it

Well...I guess you guys can color me "redneck"....I have eaten Beaver, oppussum, woodchuck, crow, and pigeon....along with the normal fare. All very tastey when prepared correctly. And as far as passing on a bear...if you don't hunt where the bears can be spending time in a dump....even better than venison. My daughters favorite meat of any wild or domestic. She actually gets very mad at me when I give it to folks to try..lol ..SO if you get one....call me...I'd be more than glad to take it off your hands. besides if you front the money for a rug.....you'll make a few bucks... a 5 footer (200-250lb) bear will cost you about 950 to get the rug done ...they are selling for 1300-1500 dollars....the bigger the more$$$ and it is legal since it is not the meat. I am not trying to sound like a money hunter because I have mounted both I have shot and pick my rug up in 2 weeks but I bet there are a few out there that could use the meat and a few bucks to help pay the bills

Doc...He is a favorite of mine as well for those reasons. And I am not sure if I am man enough to square off at that range with a grizz...back up gun or not....he did get behind his buddy pretty quick after the shot...lol His medical condition while not improving isn't holding him back. I read an update on his condition and he is shooting his bow again and from his wheel chair and has a specially modified saddle to ride his horse. Sounds like he won't be letting this keep him from the field

I use to do a bit of nusence permit filling for a nursery in the Syracuse area. They ended up letting a few other guys in to and the way they acted caused me to quit. The owners just wanted the deer GONE due to the $75,000 worth of damage each year but those other guys would shoot them...strip the loins and leave the rest of the deer. I saw it done with bucks too since they got the permits for bucks too once rubbing damage started. Just didn't sit well with me since there was a cutter that processed for the Hunters for the Hungry program and it cost me NOTHING to drop the deer to him. I donated 7 deer that last year and I was glad they were going to a worthy cause. I guess it boils down to respect for your quarry and the other hunters you represent. Cuz let's face it, those outside our group paint us all with the same brush based on their experiences.

started using them a few years ago myself since my father is getting up in age. We do the same eddie.....do yours have privacy codes...they sure do cut down on overheard chatter

I'll invite you up when I do another hind quarter in my smoker....did one for a group of guys at our camp and I am not patting myself on the back but it was the best tasting meat I have had. I'd take it over beef. But you are corerect it IS about the hunt....and being thankful and using the bounty is a bonus. PS....First thing I say to anyone that says they do not like venison is "How do you cook beef steaks".....9 out of 10 tell me well done .....and there folks is the problem...well done and venison should NEVER be used in the same sentence.....My 2 cents

Look closely Viper...probably having a hard time because it is camo'd

I love the taste too....and DOC...I am with you...veniveal is the best. I carry a small can of brown model spray paint in my fanny pack just so my daughter doesn't get mad at me for hurting Bambi....gotta cover up the aiming points...lol

I don't know all that much about soy. He didn't plant it until he harvested his rye straw...so only been in the ground about a month. He used a no till application ...maybe a soil drill. I was hoping that being planted late is might have made the first frost green and still been attracting. He did tell me he wasn't tilling it in this year so at the least maybe it will be a pull for gun season.

Great to know WNY in case I ever get in a pinch. From what I understand he has a range open in there now too.

they way your post started out eddie....I was gonna have to call ya a liar...lol...great recovery