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yeah, I had a heard of them come through my camp in the Catskills last year, they destroyed everything in their path.

huh? we don't know if the story is exactly like written, do we?.....I don't recall anyone ever saying that they think the story is BS based on the cops always being right.

is there a point to attacking firefighters as a group?

although it didn't specify, I was just thinking they may have revoked his pistol license......if that's the case, doesn't the SAFE Act call for the surrendering of all guns?........just a thought and a possibility, regardless of right or wrong.

Police Dept's have been removing firearms from residences for many years, this is far from something new..........unfortunately, we don't have the full story on any of this....does it state who called? if so, I missed it......maybe the adult son who still lives at home has some type of addiction or mental disorder that prompted this, who else get's into an argument over a frigging washing machine to the point that someone has to call the police?.........or maybe dad has some of those issues........maybe someone made a suicidal statement, we don't know, all possible reasons to remove the guns, but they certainly wouldn't result in any criminal charges.......

more importantly, I hope they were able to iron out the whole washing machine thing.........I mean, that is why the cops were called isn't it?

see, now you're catching on to the whole "there has to be more to the story" thing.........

they couldn't have done this before the end of the L.I. deer season?.......all joking aside, good luck with what lies ahead.

absolutely...........the part where the two adults needed Police to respond to the house just because of a verbal dispute over a washing machine was all I had to read.

could it really be any simpler?

that's crazy..........especially the part of two adults arguing over the use of a washing machine.

I would think the act of having to physically report at least one or two of the tags to get another would help to some degree.......certainly not a fix all.

look at what they did years ago....you got one regular tag when you bought your license, if you bought the bow stamp, that tag was good for either sex during archery and if you were successful during archery, you were able to get a replacement that was for the regular season......additionally if you still had that tag come the late bow / muzzleloader season it converted back to an either sex tag..............doe tags were given out pretty much the same as now. Basically you would be given one tag that was good for all three seasons that could be replaced if filled if you bought the additional privilege, but you would have to report the take prior to getting the next one....and you still would have the dmps ahead of time.

so I'll assume that during archery season the temps may have gotten up there.....next time if you can't take care of it yourself in order to take care of the meat, spend the money and find a butcher who can.....I'll leave it at that.

if it hung for a week where temps never got above 40 degrees that isn't the problem....give us more info on how it was taken care of.

Curmudgeon, I think we all pretty much know where you where going when you started this thread.......are you a deer hunter that hunts in an area that has been an impacted by the out of control Coyote populations?

what kind of temperatures?

I thought it was "never put lipstick on a pig, it only wastes your time and annoys the pig".......

not at all, I got your humor, but should have quoted the other guys post and not yours.

it really shouldn't have any type of an odd smell to it........

really gotta wonder how animals know which is the most nutritious and best food is..but they somehow know.

dead battery you say? no way....the other night before the blizzard hit us, I backed all the cars in the driveway....4x4 all the way in front.....went out at 4 a.m. to shovel to keep up with the storm and decided to start the cars and clean them off....guess which one was dead?.......luckily it turned out to be a corroded terminal on the trucks negative side, still no fun at 4 a.m. in 30 mile an hour winds with snow coming down sideways.

I would look at overalls, much less restrictive then coveralls and they still cover the lower back.

that got me looking at Cities in NY and I randomly selected this little tidbit..... http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2014/09/syracuse_revealed_as_23rd_poorest_city_in_the_us_by_census_database.html

good idea, for the cost of almost $200.00 to have new strings, cables and cams, or whatever it may need to fit you...if it's even possible, you can get a fully outfitted bow off a decent archery auction site for just about twice that..and in all honestly you'll save money in the long run.