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hey everybody so I'm thinking about buying a trailer / camper I have some property upstate that has some pretty level ground on it and I'm thinking about towing one up I want to sleep In it on those real cold night in the winter but I understand that they cannot be very warm on the inside even if you have a heater. I don't know much about them and I don't exactly know what to look for when shopping for 1 does anyone have any experience and would anyone be willing to share some info possibly even know if someone selling 1 used? I'm all ears . Generator, toilet, shower propane,.electric hook up stove ...... I need to know about all this stuff Also, I would be pulling with a 8 cylinder Jeep Cherokee, so no 5th wheelers.

I register my ATV with the state and get the new sticker every year it doesn't cost much. I don't have insurance on it but I'm thinking about adding some anyone have any advice

hey greenhunter, those zones are primarily my hunting area.. Ide like permission to ride your prop and open up some trails for you after the season,.what town are you in.

I've hunted state lane with power lines and thought it would be great spot to set up being that feet would have to cross to feed the farm on the other side.. Well they do cross but are keen too the lack of cover and cross very quickly. So think fast !!

I started using the accutip 150 remington. They were not good for the reason that they would pass thru the deer so I switched to core lokt 150 . Simple cheap works. The ballistic tips were cool thought but just didn't work great.

I lived on clinton st ave. 4th few blocks from carroll

Where you work in carroll gardens?

Where you work in carroll gardens?

Where you fellas from in brooklyn. I used to live downtown but now I'm in bensonhurst . Soon to be crossing the verrazano.

Got my choice. 4G

NY Big Game, The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced that it has adopted a five-year deer management plan. The final plan, which has been revised based on public comment on a previously released draft version, is now available at www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7211.html. "White-tailed deer are an important and valued natural resource for New Yorkers," Commissioner Joe Martens said. "DEC's new deer management plan provides strategic direction for our staff over the next five years and will help us focus our efforts where they can best meet the biological and social demands associated with deer. This plan emphasizes the importance of hunting for deer management, and we are particularly excited to create new opportunities for young deer hunters," Martens said. "We are also cognizant of the significant ecological impacts associated with deer, and we are eager to more fully bring our knowledge of these impacts into the population management process." The plan describes six primary goals that encompass the current priorities for deer management and the values and issues expressed by the public: Manage deer populations at levels that are appropriate for human and ecological concerns; Promote and enhance deer hunting as an important recreational activity, tradition, and population management tool in New York; Reduce negative impacts caused by deer; Foster public understanding and communication about deer ecology, deer management, economic aspects and recreational opportunities; Manage deer to promote healthy and sustainable forests and enhance habitat conservation efforts to benefit deer and other species; and Ensure that the necessary resources are available to support sound management of white-tailed deer in New York. Public comment on the draft deer management plan was carefully reviewed by the Department, and several notable changes were made in the adopted plan, including: Changing to a 5-year cycle for evaluating deer population objectives; DEC removed the proposal to completely discontinue either-sex and antlerless-only tags; DEC is committing to implementing a youth deer hunting opportunity. Details related to timing and structure of a youth hunt have been removed from the plan so as to allow continued discussion to identify the most appropriate option; and DEC clarified that a special antlerless-only season for muzzleloader hunters will only occur as the 3rd phase of a multi-phase process, and only in WMUs where additional doe harvest is needed. DEC intends to begin implementing strategies of the deer plan immediately. While many strategies will take several years to develop, DEC expects to begin rulemaking to implement a number of hunting-related aspects of this plan prior to the 2012-13 hunting seasons, including: Establishing a youth deer hunt; Starting the Southern Zone bow season October 1st; Allowing DMPs to be used during the bow and early muzzleloader season in the Northern Zone; and Expanding mandatory antler restrictions into 7 WMUs in southeastern New York. DEC strives to provide a deer management program that balances diverse public interests and values with the biological needs and ecological relationships of deer, for the benefit of New York's white-tailed deer herd and the people of New York. Jeremy Hurst Big Game Biologist Note: To change your email address with NY Big Game, get a password reminder, or unsubscribe please visit http://lists.dec.state.ny.us/mailman/listinfo/nybiggame You may also catch the latest updates on New York's fish and wildlife by subscribing to Field Notes, another free online e-mail list provided by the Division of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources. To learn more and subscribe, see www.dec.ny.gov/about/63801.html

mike.. try the metropolitan rod and gun club in brooklyn.. they have 800 ares upstate in hancock. membership is cheap and clubhouse in brooklyn they need young people.

no.... a large bobcat

Just a few pics off the trailcamera.

Pygmy.. Where is your range? Its it on rt 28

Nice.. you fellas did pretty good this year. I was super unlucky. I couldn't get anything to respond on about 7 trys over the month of feb. Idk if it was the snow or what day night.. not even a fox or anything. Hopefully it was the snow that was keepin em dened up and not my fault. Ill prob get out there one more time before the season is over. Hopefully I bag one up Keep videos coming fellas

Ive got a 750 2009 in camo and i love it.. go for it

these guys are great. awesome video fellas .. keep em comin. hell of a shot on the fly like that @ 250

What day u planning on heading up thrre? ? I would like to grt up there my self ... im working Sunday .. i might be off on sat.. i will find out tom. Evening

Hey bud. Welcome to the forum. I love yote hunting and live in brooklyn. Its on the way upstate for ya and ide go with ya one day.. work scheduele is a bit craZy buecause of anow but next time i get out ill hit ya up. Know any good open fields Upstate in rifle county?

great video... camera is great too.... very clear imaging. ps.. your misses look much better than my misses lol

anyone shoot a MAtthews Z7 Extreme yet ??? does it shoot anything like a switchback ??? i love the way a switchback shoots... much better than my pse. soo smooth.

yup ../ thats a keeper !!! lol nice yote.. i cant wait to get out .. i been so busy with work and all this damn snow i havent had time to even watch the hunting channel nevermind get out... congrats. keep em comin

A day hunting in the woods is great. A day hunting in the woods with family...... priceless. Even though you havent sen a deer i'm sure the memories are worth it. I still havet made my way to to find a spot to hunt in long island yet.. im not too sure about the application process. I got to get on that.. best of luck to you this season and happy holidays

I am a UNION LONGSHOREMAN for the I.L.A in Local 1588 in the port of NY/NJ and currently work out of a shop in Bayonne NJ but began in Brooklyn 8 years back.