jjb4900

just finishing up stacking and covering 4 cords of wood....all else is pretty much done.

what's the time limit?

Question: How far from a building do I have to be to discharge my firearm? Answer: You cannot discharge a firearm within 500 feet, crossbow within 250 feet or longbow within 150 feet of any school, playground, occupied factory or church, dwelling, farm building, or structure unless you own it, lease it, are an immediate member of the family, an employee, or have the owner's consent. This does not apply to the discharge of a shotgun over water when hunting migratory game birds and no dwelling, public structure, livestock, or person is in the line of fire. ...don't think it requires "written permission", but getting things in writing is always the smarter way to go.

we had that last year......it's already happening.

ahh, but that's where the Bible comes into play........I can say that JC guided my arrow and it was out of my control once I released the string.

so this is what I've learned for the upcoming season after 38 pages of this...........add Vaseline and The Bible to the list of things to carry while hunting.

for some reason this comes to mind...........

yeah, I just spent a few hours looking at them..........went home without, not ready to go that route yet.

$2.75 for the .410 shells & $1.50 for the 16 gauge.

I would shoot both.......even more so the bear,that way if it tasted like crap, there would be that much less meat to try and choke down.

150lb bear is average for Maine from what I've seen and been told..........I wouldn't pass one up if were me.

if you wonder what a bear may taste like, you may want to start small and try a raccoon, same type of fat on the body and a skinned out carcass looks pretty much the same.............that being said I have eaten both and would do so again.

I thought it was the third Monday of November instead of the third Saturday...........if I remember correctly the numeric date was subject to change as it is now, only difference was it opened on a business / school day.

http://wildlife.faa.gov/downloads/Wildlife-Strike-Report-1990-2013-USDA-FAA.pdf

not to mention, that smaller Villages and Towns can have totally different restrictions then the State does....it would be impossible for the State to write the absolute restrictions on all roadways in the State.

and how do the Dove strikes compare to the other birds species that collide with planes?

wow...care to share what park?

I don't think there is a special "youth hunt" for young archers...it's just during the regular archery season, and I believe the crossbow is only allowed for big game during the last two weeks of archery, as well as during the later seasons. The youth hunt that falls on Columbus Day weekend does not allow for crossbows.... http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/46245.html

so, if they cut the grass 50' from the road edge, you must be beyond that point......if there is only a maintaned culvert or drainage ditch, you must be beyond that point....if there's a guardrail, you must be beyond that. I don't find it too confusing at all.

that's what I was thinking, $200 may be a bit steep.

how old is it?

would be nice to find one that came with the interchangeable .410 barrel.........a friend of mine had one, and believe it or not lost the .410 barrel...what a shame that was.

did mine and my son's online with zero hassle..........had them in my mailbox in 5 days.

check these guys out. https://www.gunpartscorp.com/

Land? I know someone who was on the losing end of a wrongful death suit that resulted from a car accident..........they wound up having to remortgage their home to come up with what their insurance company didn't cover, and they weren't even found totally at fault.