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I JUST BOUGHT SLAY FROM WTI AND THERE WAS NO PROBLEM .AM I MISSING SOMETHING ?

I DID IT AT HOME FROM MY COMPUTER AND IT WAS A BREEZE GOT ALL MY PERMITS IN ABOUT 5 MIN . LATE IN THE DAY MY BUDDY DID THE SAME AND IT TOOK ALL OF 8 OR SO MINUTES . I GUESS I WAS LUCKY ....

TOOK MY BUDDY FISHING LAST NITE OFF CONEY ISLAND CAUGHT A FEW BASS

THIS BETTER ???

Anyone ever heard of there line of clothing ? It is supposed to block electrical field our bodies generate thus making the wearer invisable to game . Pricey but does it work ? Commerical for product on pursuit channel.

Sorry for your loss, I'll say a prayer for her.

SNOWED SAT NEAR NEW BERLIN NOT MUCH BUT SNOW IN FIELD 2-3 FT EASY. UNIT 4F

from nockturnal nocks thats all info i have...

I have stopped my home alarm service. I've dropped out of Neighborhood Watch. I've put up a Pakistani flag in one corner of the front garden and an Iraqi flag in the other corner. In the centre of the front garden, I've raised the black flag of ISIS. I'm being watched 24/7 by the local police, MI5, MI6, CID, FBI, CIA, NSA, U.S. Secret Service and Homeland Security as well as Interpol and Europol. I have NEVER felt safer and I'm saving $49.95 each month!

When your dog passes they take a part of you with them .Sorry x2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bDSh5SGXlg once a month my nephew goes to train for div 1 swimming looks warm there ....

"When the power of love overcomes the love of power then the world will know peace" JIMI HENDRIX

METROPOLITAN ROD AND GUN ON PACIFIC STREET BROOKLYN THEY HAVE A LOT OF LAND IN HANCOCK

DEC Region 6 Environmental Conservation Police 2014 Hunting Season Report The 2014 regular deer season (Oct. 25 through Dec 16, 2014) concluded with a total of 353 hunting-related enforcement actions reported by Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Region 6 Environmental Conservation Officers (ECOs). Region 6 covers St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Lewis, Herkimer and Oneida counties. ECOs ticketed numerous poachers for violating hunting and firearm laws and regulations during the big game hunting season. "Environmental Conservation Police are diligent at enforcing hunting and trapping laws to ensure suitable populations of deer, bear and other wildlife," said Regional ECO Captain, Todd Richards. "While the list of offences may be long, it also shows that the thousands of people who hunt do follow the laws, appreciate the privilege of pursuing game and enjoy their sport safely and responsibly. The majority of men and women who hunt and anyone who enjoys the outdoors will not hesitate to give our offices a call to report potential violations of environmental law, in particular those which apply to fish and wildlife." Region 6 ECOs charged 228 individuals with a total of 353 total charges. The charges included 171 misdemeanors and 181 violations. The breakdown of the charges include: 60 charges pertaining to the illegal taking of big game (55 m and 5 v); 5 possession of firearm during bow or muzzleloader season (m); 12 discharge of a firearm within 500 feet of a dwelling (m); 2 discharge of a bow within 150 feet of a dwelling (v); 5 Penal Law - criminal possession of a weapon 4th (m); 71 firearms related charges (loaded gun in a motor vehicle, shooting from roadway) (m); 103 tickets related to tagging, reporting and licensing (v); 5 charges for hunting with the aid of bait (v); 38 trespassing on posted property (v); 4 take deer with an artificial light (m); 12 use of spotlight with an unsecured gun or bow (m); 1 feeding bears (v); 11 feeding deer within 300 feet of a road (v); 6 false statements charges; 5 Penal Law and 1 false statement applying for a license (m); 14 hunting after hours (v); and 4 additional charges; hunting with barbed broadheads (1 v), hunt big game with semi-auto firearm holding greater than 6 rounds (1 v), and take deer with implement not specified (2 m). One additional charge of illegal taking of a moose resulted in a civil compromise agreement in the amount of $1200 for the misdemeanor plus a $2.50 surcharge. The individual also pled guilty to hunting deer without a valid license and as part of a conditional discharge donated $125 to a decoy fund and paid the $75 surcharge. Anyone with information about potential illegal hunting practices or other environmental crimes is encouraged to contact DEC's 24-hour dispatch hotline at 1-844-DEC-ECOS (1-844-332-3267).

Bravo !! what a nice thing to do.

Pause a moment, reflect back. These events are actual events from history. They really happened!!! Do you remember? 1. In 1968, Bobby Kennedy was shot and killed by a Muslim male. 2. In 1972 at the Munich Olympics, athletes were kidnapped and massacred by Muslim males. 3. In 1972 a Pan Am 747 was hijacked and eventually diverted to Cairo where a fuse was lit on final approach, it was blown up shortly after landing by Muslim males. 4. In 1973 a Pan Am 707 was destroyed in Rome, with 33 people killed, when it was attacked with grenades by Muslim males. 5. In 1979, the US embassy in Iran was taken over by Muslim males. 6. During the 1980's a number of Americans were kidnapped in Lebanon by Muslim males. 7. In 1983, the US Marine barracks in Beirut was blown up by Muslim males. 8. In 1985, the cruise ship Achille Lauro was hijacked and a 70 year old American passenger was murdered and thrown overboard in his wheelchair by Muslim males. 9. In 1985, TWA flight 847 was hijacked at Athens, and a US Navy diver trying to rescue passengers was murdered by Muslim males. 10. In 1988, Pan Am Flight 103 was bombed by Muslim males. 11. In 1993 , the World Trade Center was bombed the first time byMuslim males. 12. In 1998, the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania were bombed byMuslim males. 13. On 9/11/01, four airliners were hijacked; two were used as missiles to take down the World Trade Centers and of the remaining two, one crashed into the US Pentagon and the other was diverted and crashed by the passengers. Thousands of people were killed by Muslim males. 14. In 2002, the United States fought a war in Afghanistan against Muslim males. 15. In 2002, reporter Daniel Pearl was kidnapped and beheaded by---you guessed it was a--- Muslim male. 16. In 2013, Boston Marathon Bombing 4 Innocent people including a child killed, 264 injured by Muslim males. ANYONE SEE A PATTERN ??? LOOK UP CLARE LOPEZ EX C.I.A. ANALYST TO UNDERSTAND THE COMPLEXITY OF THIS ISSUE.....

Yes Geno it is ! Big difference in field , now it is a supermarket for the deer to stay around and feed after bedding down in security cover from the piles of trees you cut and bulldozed together. I am seeing so many more deer than last year it is amazing. Clover and Turnips are a fantastic combo . I have security cameras watching the field and watch deer in field almost every single day and the deer are in great shape heathwise ,at least untill next season lol .....2 days ago 14 deer in field munching on turnips but average about 4 to six deer a sighting....Thanks again this place is 4 hours from me in Brooklyn but it is a slice of heaven once i get there ...

Tosch did my plot very happy with results first 3 pics before and then a sea of green. 1 1/4 acre in clover and 3/4 acre tall tine tubers . He put 13 tons on the plot of lime ag and i think a couple hundred of fertlizer. Came out real good nice guy easy to talk to a little pricy but i pulled 3 deer off it.the first fall .DEER IN PLOT EVERY NIGHT TEARING UP TURNIPS EVEN NOW !!

COULD TRY THIS ??

That was from bloomburg news network .I guess its all a lie ??? each side has its own slant ...MAN COOL OUT DON'T GET YOUR TINSEL TANGLED... NO ONE IS OUT TO GET YOU ...

It is total income for the area .As far as the roads I don't doubt the roads are as you say .In this world we live in there will always be those with a different point of view from our own and to a money strapped family offered a lease which may tide them over the road conditions may be a mute point. This is a hot subject most are opposed to the chemicals introduced ,but there is a cleaner answer propane just not as cost effective for the companies involved...

Unlike some places that have banned fracking (Vermont), New York actually has some gas that might be worth going after. Before wells were shut down, natural gas production in New York was exploding. From 1999 to 2006, it rose 260 percent. It quickly dropped off as drilling ceased under a statewide moratorium and a litany of local ones. BloombergNew York state's natural gas output peaked in 2006 New York sits on top of a large portion of the Marcellus shale formation, one of the fastest-growing sources of natural gas in the world. Pennsylvania has taken full advantage of its reserves. The number of gas rigs operating there went from 16 in January 2008 to 135 by September 2011. Pennsylvania now ranks behind only Texas and Louisiana as the state with the most gas production. Story: Will Wall Street Love Fracking as Oil Prices Fall? The sweetest portion of the Marcellus, the region with the deepest reserves, is in Susquehanna County, Pa., along the southern border of New York. The economic activity that’s generated has helped boost total income there substantially over the past decade: Federal Reserve Bank of St. LouisTotal income in Susquehanna County, Pa., home to some of the richest natural gas reserves in the U.S. Just across the border in New York, in Broome County, income has also risen, though not quite as steeply since after the recession. Geologists may never truly know how much natural gas New York is missing out on. There are estimates but you don’t really know what’s down there until you start drilling for it. According to a recent report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the shale formations under New York “do not appear as economically viable as the parts of those formations that underlie Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio.” BNEF BNEF analyzed 98 natural gas wells within 10 miles of the New York-Pennsylvania border and determined the wells that potentially could be drilled on the New York side of the border would perform worse than the corresponding wells in Pennsylvania, and therefore need a higher break-even price, about $5.17 per MMBtu, compared with the average Pennsylvania break-even of $3.73 per MMBtu. For the past six years, natural gas prices, based on the Henry Hub spot market in Louisiana, have averaged $3.65. So on balance, fracking for natural gas in New York state might not have been as profitable, or even economically viable, as it’s been in Pennsylvania and parts of Ohio. Industry proponents had championed fracking as a way to spur economic development in some parts of upstate and rural New York where growth has been stagnant for decades. As an alternative plan, Governor Cuomo looks likely to back a plan to build some “Las Vegas-style” casinos instead. If the industry uses lpg propane gas it may warrant another look,

JUST READ THIS PEOPLE ARE WAKING UP ! PBS Newshour ran a gun control poll on their homepage and the found that over “95 percent” of respondents opposed “more restrictive gun laws” on Sunday.