burmjohn

I'm looking for a bow holder for my tree, and also for my ATV. Any suggestions? I'll have a few stands pretty far in, so for the first 1/2 mile I'll ride the ATV in (up hill) then walk the rest in. I was also thinking of just getting a nice rubber coated (actually have one in the garage I can take up) for the tree stand. I remember someone on here saying they used one of their tree steps as a bow holder and it cracked their cam, so I want to be careful.

Just curious why? It looks like the plot is going good, it will more then likely fill in more over the next month.

Maybe the doe died?

ATV, or a long ass rope and a truck.

Haha! I can't wait to see what happens!!

Hrmmm That is a good idea!

Thats awesome.... I can't wait to see what happens with the ones I've been seeing. Do you think they will start spreading out now or? How big is a bucks territory anyways.

I'll take a case of whatever your gonna brew

I beleive its smoothish rock, like big river rock which will cover that and the exposed concrete by the walkout.

Food plot is already in, way up in the back, not near the house

It looks like most of LI should be fine, just a little wind and rain, at least according to the latest info.

You could wait to November also and see if there are extra tags in your WMU.

From NY Big Game: Early bear season begins in the Northern Zone on September 18, 2010, and to help hunters prepare, we recently updated and posted the booklet, Hunting the Black Bear in New York, at: www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/7857.html This 11-page document provides information on: * bear hunting regulations; * preparation for bear hunting; * black bear food habits and identifying natural bear sign; * hunting methods; * post-harvest care, from butchering to cooking; and * bear hunter's ethic Several other resources that bear hunters may find helpful include: * 2009 Bear Harvest Summary with harvest maps; (pdf, 1.4 Mb) www.dec.ny.gov/docs/wildlife_pdf/bb09summary.pdf * Black Bears in New York: Natural History, Range, and Interactions with People; (pdf, 567 kb) www.dec.ny.gov/docs/wildlife_pdf/BBNaturalhistory.pdf * New York State Outdoor Guides Association; www.nysoga.org Jeremy Hurst Big Game Biologist

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Did you trigger it by walking in front of it? Sounds like it might not be taking pics. Is it on a trail or anything?

There is ALWAYS a way to justify a new toy. Ask my wife, I got every justification in the book. My favorite one is, I sold the old one on ebay, so its like basically I broke even but got a better one.

I am I need to get to the range a bit more, but I really need to shoot up at my property so I can finishing up my 30 yard and 40 pins.

Welcome to the site Ron

I rebuilt the master cylinder tonight. It wasn't that hard at all. Hopefully this fixes the issue.

I think he was referring to the southern drawl, not race.

Hahah.

At my uncles camp we have a outhouse setup... At my new property the cabin is still being built. I was hoping to have a toilet up by bow season, but that might not happen. I have no problem dropping one in the woods, but then i found this spackle bucket attachment I was just going to use a spackle bucket. http://www.amazon.com/Store-Potty-Storage-Bucket-Snap/dp/B001FOHV1G

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I would have went for the 7 day doe permit myself

The clover didn't take well, but everything else seems OK.