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In the air tonight, Phil Collins

It's amazing that the sow left her two cubs with those guys while she fished. Those guys have some balls being with all those bears. I guess with fish so plentiful the bears weren't going after them.

What better way to get guys to report, shows you when, where and how you harvested your deer.

I would like to see an interactive website from the DEC. Gives you real time information about what's going on in your area. You report your harvest and see the numbers appear on screen. Take it a bit further how about the name of the person and the information about the harvest. That way you will know if your neighbor who has been bragging about the nice 8 pt and two does hanging in the barn reported his deer. I know you can report online but the two times I tried it didn't work. This day and age all kind of information can be calculated real time to give you an update about the season.

This is an amazing photo shoot from F&S. http://www.fieldandstream.com/photos/gallery/hunting/2011/03/grizzly-bears-cubs-photos-wild-fight-war?cmpid=enews040111

I've seen some real big ones come out of there, pretty big territory and thick but it's in the perfect area surrounded by agricultural land.

Love those picture, I can hear them right now!

This is in the general chit chat forum so here it goes, Heineken light or Carona.

Don't you know it, I just hate losing to them......

Maybe, I just hate playing the devils last game.

Just my 2cents. This thread is funny and it looks like other people think the same. As for the weed thread, it should of never been named "Pat's weed thread" and if you didn't like the name Pat, you should of asked for it to be removed.

I'm sick to my stomach!!!!!! 6-2 loss to the Islanders. I see right now a shoot out with the devils last game of the season to see if we make the play offs. Deja vu..................it don't go well.

I have, wasn't too long ago you and I were going at it about the Hunting video I found on YouTube. (The guy who shoots the doe in the head.) Yea your doing a better job, this is an outlet for you. You have to keep yourself together for your wife and three boys. Do what you have to do but keep a forging ahead and things will get better. These guys wouldn't be dealing with you if they didn't like you. Pat you have some funny lines that crack me up. Be well

Now that would be freaken boring.

3 boys eh, you are going to have a ball! At some point their going to bust yours!

Watch "my cousin Vinny" you'll find out what a yoy is.

At some point traditions will die. I have two girls, I try my best to teach them and get them involved. If they don't take up the sport I hope they retain enough of what I taught them to pass it along to their kids. In my camp we have only one 80 year old left from the old timers. Traditions he had at Indian lake died years ago-I hope he can make my camp this year, I'll be waiting to drive him up and listen to 6 hours of the old days at Indian lake. Stories I have heard a million times but I listen like it was my first....... Wooly- loved the Grandma stuff- that was good.

I know a lot of other folks including myself that read Time magazine. They aren't tree huggers nor anti gun. In fact most of them support hunting and gun ownership. Your making a blanket statement about a magazine and it's readers.

Now, now Joe, that is irresponsible statement.

Pat wipe your mouth.

Hope Bubba doesn't see this!

It was a good shot, Crossman 760 pump!

Check out the video. Total darkness sneaking up on 3 elephants. PETA is having a field day with this one. Problem fixed with a gun, they did say you could spray the crops with pepper and some other stuff to keep them away, yea right. unfortunately man and big beast don't play nice with each other. http://ecocentric.blogs.time.com/2011/03/30/shooting-an-elephant—why-godaddys-ceo-was-wrong/?hpt=T2

I told ya, I'm sick of these one goal games! Way to go Buffalo, Rangers couldn't put it in an empty net last night!

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