[crow]

Haven't eaten them! But I do put on a crow hunt every January and some teams come in with fifty, others maybe one! The best method I've used is to get in a patch of pine, along a fly route if possible, set out a few decoys and use a crow fighting an owl, they'll come in low to see in the trees and BAM! If you're a good shot you're on the board!

[Broadheads? What do you use?]

I used to use the Thunderheads and still like them, I just prefer the G5 monteks. Nice solid single piece of machined steel.

[Site Suggestions & Comments]

I like the ideas of the dog/trial section and the trapper one as well

[The "Official" Where are you from, where do you hunt / fish thread.]

Thanks! Its a pretty cool site.

[pheasant hunting]

The Finger Lakes National Forest holds a fair amount of wild birds. I used to go there in august to train my dogs on the young birds when the training season opened back up.

[Anyone hunt grouse or woodcock on this site?]

Love it! I've had setters, gsp's, brit's and pointers, love 'em all! I've got a grouse at the taxidermist right now.

[New Brunswick Bear Hunting]

Nice looking bear!

[Running bear]

Check out http://kcshounds.com/ 

These guys are all about hound hunting, and you can train dogs on bears in NY and I think they're talking about opening a season for hounds, they talk about it on the site.

[The "Official" Where are you from, where do you hunt / fish thread.]

Live in Candor NY

Hunt 7S and 7R mostly. Deer, turkey, upland and predators.

I'm in Kentucky right now for a few months for work. Can't wait to be back in Sept.