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17 minutes ago, Bowshotmuzzleloader said:
I actually had some jerk doing the same thing to me about 8 years ago,, I called my local DEC officer and informed him of the situation he told me to inform him of the law and if I had any more problems to contact him again..
The next time he gave me grief I instrusted him that I had talked to the local DEC officer and if his conduct continues what would happen,, he didnt bother me again ..
My situation was he had permission on adjoining property but policed the other property as he had rights to it because he didnt want anyone else hunting there..
You meet all kinds out there, once he knew I was informed and knowledgeable that this was state owned land and that he had no rights whatsoever more than me he left me alone ..
yeah, good idea........property owners will love that.
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let the other guy make a stink about it and ruffle feathers with the landowner, stop in and offer them something in exchange to show your appreciation and hunt it just like you were given permission to do until you're told otherwise
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5 minutes ago, skully said:
I would have done anything......... There was a giant 160 class 10 pointer which is unheard of for this area
unless it's a talking dog, I'd seriously consider it.........
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I wouldn't be so quick to shove a permission slip in their face, may turn them off, especially if they know you're competing with someone else for hunting rights on THEIR land. I would simply let them know about the conversation with the other guy and get their reaction first...........this guy may very well have told them he'll work for them in exchange of hunting rights, perhaps he was under the impression it was for exclusive rights and the homeowners missed that......
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Stop and talk to the new owners and offer to help them out in some way....then tell them how the conversation with the other guy went. They're either gonna say one of two things, one being you can't hunt there and two being screw him it's their land and he doesn't control who has access....and I would do it asap because you know darn well he's going to talk to them about it.....you're not doing anything wrong or being a pain in the ass about it, you're telling them to avoid causing problems with & for them.
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50 minutes ago, Biz-R-OWorld said:
The Ford F-150 looks the best IMO, that's what I would buy if I could justify the price
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI haven't followed this whole topic, but if you're just looking for something to run around and use for hunting, why not look for a decent older truck? stick with the fancy sports car and get something on the cheaper side for the few times a year you may use it?
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4 minutes ago, turkeyfeathers said:
Um, taste
I was thinking along the lines of "I don't know who put that Turkey Burger there Officer, but it wasn't us"............
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how were they able to positively ID it as a turkey burger?
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my daughter has a few as "pets"........pretty sure they're nothing like the ones most of us think about when we hear the word "cockroach".
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and I have no doubt that many of these new regulations have helped prematurely age people out of hunting.........the hunters who were barely able to get into the woods to hunt, but did it anyway with the hopes of getting a doe or any buck, are now saying screw it and totally giving up....
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The group I hunt with in 4W has zero chance of getting doe tags this year, and antler restrictions to boot, so the odds of getting a deer are pretty slim up there during the regular season in the limited time we have to go....now I don't need to kill a deer to survive, but then again I don't need to drive 4 hours each way and spend the money it costs to travel and the other expenses involved. I can now stay at home on Long Island and have better opportunities without the added travel and cost.
I wonder if they realize how much some of these changes have hurt the economy in some areas, before the change of opening day to a Monday, and the drastic changes to deer regulations, the local businesses used to do very well during that time of year ....used to be supermarkets, restaurants, and other businesses would be packed to the gills during that time of year, now it's virtually a ghost town. I'm well aware there are other factors and this doesn't hold true for everywhere, but from what I've seen in some areas it's not good at all........now I go to enjoy the scenery and relax, certainly not going to start driving all over the State to look for a new place to hunt hours away from our house up there just to kill a deer when I can do it 15 minutes from my front door.
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http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/25023.html
look into this if it appeals to you....no way I would be limping through the woods and risk further injury. I had a friend who was in a bad motorcycle accident a few years back and went this route for a season. I would think if you had access to land that you could park and a friend to help if you're successful, you could make it work. But the important thing is that you take care of yourself and get better!!
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22 minutes ago, moog5050 said:
Being honest, I am always creeped out by hot tubs, kinda guessing what may have taken place in there.
especially Biz's.......
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Well, in your first post you asked if you were being an a$$hole, and in your last post you admitted to being one....maybe you found the problem?.....sorry, couldn't resist, it was too easy.
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I guess it depends on how good the friendship is to begin with, if it was a great friend I would try to come to some type of compromise....I certainly wouldn't toss away a great friendship over it, nor would I sell out ownership in a piece of hunting land or buy someone out for thousands of dollars over it. But, if the friendship sucks to begin with and you're willing to do the above, then do what you feel is necessary.
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have you discussed it with your dog, how does he feel about it?
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nothing wrong with letting a deer walk, in fact I think the opposite is true, feeling the need to kill a deer just because you paid for a license or need to fill a tag to feel successful is the wrong the thing to do, that's my thought anyway.....if it didn't feel right at the time, it wouldn't have felt any better killing it.
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pretty simple process if you have a basic knowledge/understanding of wiring.............if not hire someone.
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I have multifocal lenses for my glasses and contacts, gives me a slightly different/weaker prescription in my dominant eye for shooting...you do lose a little bit of clarity overall, but I find it to be worth the trade off.
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seems people aren't happy unless someone is carried out of the ring on a stretcher.....I would think if Mayweather performed pathetically he probably would have lost.
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I think there's a huge difference between transporting/possession of a deer after the fact of it being cut up, butchered, dismembered for taxidermy purposes, etc, and having it in your vehicle or home and walking out of the woods with one from a day of hunting and having it missing parts and being broken down into nothing more then chunks of meat.
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1 hour ago, steve863 said:
If you bring the head out along with the meat there is absolutely nothing you would need to worry about. I was stopped once at a road block by the DEC and had a box full of cut up meat and the head of a doe in bag laying on top of it with the proper tag filled out. The DEC had no issue with the way I was transporting it. There is no need to cut off the deers genitals because it will solve nothing. You can kill a deer with antlers and you'd need to put a buck tag on it, yet the genitals could be of a doe and the DEC would not have any issue against you since the deer is properly tagged as an antlered deer. So yanking off the genitals serves no purpose.
I'm assuming some are asking what if you choose NOT to bring the head out. I'm presenting the scenario of walking out of the woods with a totally boned out deer or just 4 quarters....I'm thinking you NEED something in that situation, head or sex organs.
How would you react to this situation? (Hunting permission)
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hopefully we'll hear back as to what happened.......6 pages of advice,so would be nice to find out how it eventually played out.