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the bear would be labeled a nuisance bear that is a danger to humans and DEC would track it down and kill it...........

ownership of handguns was public info before the safe act was enacted.....

what outfitter are you using? I went back in 2002, taking a Caribou was secondary to the total experience...........

most of the Safe Act won't serve any purpose.......bad people will still do bad things, no matter how much they try to regulate.

It was just a political ploy by Albany to show everyone they're tough on gun laws.........there was no rational thinking behind it.

During the early part of the season, DEC drives around to the parking spots and kicks out the guys who park there overnight attempting to secure the spots hours in advance..just something to keep in mind.

do the genetics from a 1.5 year old deer taste the same as genetics from a 3.5 year old?..........that's my only concern.

I stand corrected...they are manchurian sika deer..........the formosan sika deer are the ones I was thinking of and are the ones found around Maryland....they look totally different.

as you should....

if it satisfies your reason for hunting, shoot it, if not, don't.............

maybe it's a sign of hunter's not choosing work fields related to hunting and conservation.............someone has to do it, so who's to blame?

I think that all depends on age structure and buck to doe ratio..........not an expert, so maybe someone else can chime in on that.

def. not Sika

good thinking......

if nothing else, you'll have the cleanest worms on the lake.........

now that you've found them, trim them up for next year.........they'll produce more reliably if you get rid of a lot of useless branches that suck up what can be going to produce apples on a more regular basis.

count the points after you shoot him...problem solved.

I can offer a few suggestions on how not to gain permission, not from experience but for obvious reasons........don't ask the day before the season opens, don't bother a farmer or landowner when they are obviously busy, don't knock on someone's door around dinner time, don't show up in hunting clothes or looking like a slob or with a car load of hunting buddies, don't ask after you've been sitting in front of their property glassing deer for 20 minutes before asking....whether letters, emails or face to face are better options, are all decided by the person you are asking.

sooo, what's the best way to ask permission to hunt someone's land?

I think a few other things come into play when finding your correct draw length.....anchor point and type of release are two that come to mind.........I don't think the measurement formula is all that you should go by.

I'd rather drown something in flavor than waste it.....

yup.........

bingo!!

mine would say..OMG, WTF?

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