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Assembly gun bill
Hunting3m replied to WNYBuckHunter's topic in Gun and Hunting Laws and Politics Discussions
Please explain this to me in a way i can transfer it to my dad at work. We own a mossberg 835 and a marlin 22. The marlin is a lever action tube fed and holds more than 7 rounds, what happens to our guns!. Also how would we purchase a 30-06? Oh and my grandfather signed my father all his rifles over to my dad in his will, they arent asault, all hunting weapons, how would he get them to us.. -
Who wants Yearling Buck Protection with ARs in their area?
Hunting3m replied to Meat Hunter's topic in Deer Hunting
Definetly an antler restriction for 3m. I can see what our area can produce if so many people arent shooting yearlings. I passed up atleast 4, 1-2 year old bucks, some nice ones too, hoping they grow up next year. I still havent shot my first buck.- 320 replies
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- yearling buck protection
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Me and my dad only hunted 2 years on a friends property he managed and did all the work. This year we have permission to hunt a property with only a few other hunters allowed to hunt. The question is, when do we put out cameras? When do we hang our stands?
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Im pretty sure the topic came up on the thread of my dads deer. But never talked about it bieng in the magazine. My grandpa gave me all his hunting magazines from 1930s i say 60lbs of them. Still sorting through them ripping the pages i want!!
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Its my dads friend who wrote it,he wrote about how its usually the father who teaches the son to hunt but in my case its the oppsiste.
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If you guys are A member of the NYB then look at the 2012/13 winter edition full draw magazine. Go to the county reports and read the Orange County report written by Chris Smith. I am in there somewhere. Can you find me.
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Hey guys, thank you! i recieved a grade of 30 out of 32
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In progress due tomorow but will be home on an all day hunt for last day considering i havent filled any tags...
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here it is guys Gun Control and the Second Amendment The Second Amendment states the citizens right to own and bear firearms. Freedom to pose arms is a guaranteed citizen right. If the constitutional rights of a citizen are violated, it can be a major issue. Gun control has been an issue for years. A majority of citizens believe that if gun control is strictly enforced it would demolish the threat of crime. Many innocent people feel they have the right to bear arms for protection and hunting. These people are penalized for protecting their lives or for enjoying an innocent sport. To enforce gun control throughout the nation, means violating a persons rights. Although some people feel that the issue of gun control will reduce crime, the issue should not exist due to the fact that guns are necessary for self defense against crime. Enforcing gun control is violating a citizens Second Amendment right to bear arms. Guns are evil and horrible to some because of the violence that they create. People feel guns are weapons of death. They believe that the more guns with which our society has access to, the greater the chance for accidents or violence involving fire arms to occur. It is a proven fact that handguns have been the murder weapon of choice. Guns are involved in lots of homicide cases. People believe that society relies on weapons that create harm and criminals, therefore, these weapons should be outlawed. However, law abiding citizens have the right to protect themselves against danger. In light of the recent shooting at an elementary school in Connecticut, many people feel that the shooting would have been prevented if there was stricter gun control. I feel that had this very disturbed man wanted to harm those children he would have found a way to do so even if he had no guns. I also think that if all schools were to have an armed and trained officer or security guard on duty at all times this horrible tragedy possibly would not have happened or maybe more innocent lives would have been saved because the security guard would have been able to use his weapon to harm the shooter and protect the children. I was speaking with a friend about this issue recently. He said that he thinks it's okay if the Government takes away the ability for civilians to purchase and own all military issue weapons, such as the ones used in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, but to take away sporting rifles used to feed families, such as mine and his, that is what he feels is really wrong. There are 12.6 million legal hunters in the US today. And I bet you a majority of those feed their families with the venison the animals provide. And for the people who do not eat what they kill, every state that allows hunting has a venison donation program that donates the uneaten meat to homeless shelters. So not only do guns provide protection, but they also provide food, jobs, memories, and hobbies for many people to enjoy. Due to the ownership of guns, burglaries have reduced greatly. This fact was proven with a poll taken after and before Australia banned all weapons. After the ban of guns, the number of burglaries went up due to the lack of self defense people can provide their families. A gun is a tool, guns don't kill people. People kill people. The matter depends on who is using the gun and what situation it is involved in. Purchasing a weapon legally is complex. When my father and I purchased our first gun, he had to enter all his personal information, so the store could run a background check on him. But even then he went to the store and purchased the gun and left with the gun the same day. The gun buyer must go through a two month waiting period to obtain a handgun. These procedures guarantee the innocence and reliability of a gun owner, or so they say. There should be NO military issue weapons available to purchase by civilians. You do not need an AR to hunt deer when a Remington hunting rifle does the same thing. I also feel to own a gun you need to have a hunting license, period. To obtain your hunting license you need to attend two and sometimes three full day classes and pass the over 100 question exam at the end of each day. The majority of the classes are safety and ethics, if you want a gun you need to know those rules. Even though I support the right to bear arms I do feel that they should do a more thorough procedure to be able to own a gun. I feel they should find a way to check back on the persons medical background to ensure they have no mental issues that may mean they are capable of harming others purposefully. Nothing can destroy a government more quickly than its failure to observe its own laws. This is why all citizens should be aware of all of their constitutional rights. Enforcing gun control is not going to have an effect on the crime rate, because it will not keep criminals from purchasing weapons. Gun owners have to protect themselves from these criminals, and all gun owners must be informed of their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.
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Thank you all for the help!
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I will post it on this thread tomorow or saturday, keep your eyes out. Thanks
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For school i have to write a persuasive essay. My topic is on gun controll and the second ammendment and how i feel about it, would you guys like to see it when i am done? Btw i am in 8th grade. If so, start a new post, or post it on this one?
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Anybody know the number for encon? I live/hunt in 3m
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The rage looks really nice but also, as a young teen i dont have a good paying job and only work early fall and am on a tight budget. The others are around 20 compared to 40
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i am a youth hunter: diamond razor edge, 45 draw wieght, whisker buscuit, shooting 10, 20, and 30 yards. And i am pretty sure its a 25 inch draw, if its able to, im a 25 and a half. lol
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I am looking in new broadheads. I am wanting to try mechanical. Ive been using fixed the 3 years ive been hunting. I killed my first doe with my 45lb draw youth bow with one type, and she only ran 30 yards more and died. 2 broadheads i have seen that look nice are the Torrid SS and the Rocket Hammerhead. Also what is your oppinions on the radial X weave arrows. I shot my doe with the radial x weave predator 200 and i moved to the hunter 300. The ones im using now have the "feather" fletchings or whatever their called. What do you guys think????
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My uncle got a picture of a mountain lion in his backyard in pinebush NY. He put it to see if it was a fox who ate all but one of his chickens. Only one picture on a trail camera is the only thing hes heard about it
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Thank you guys, yes he is very happy. Its the 3d biggest deer anyone has killed in our family at camp in the 50 years thry have been going. I am hunting in oliverea. I am almost positive its right off oliverea road. The drag wasnt that bad mostly all downhill but worse than the 2 mile hike uphill! Thanks everyone
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He does lol!
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Another pic
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My dad got into hunting because of me. As a youth i need someone to take me. He now is going out when im at school and he never thought he would. We went upstate with family for gun opener and the opining morning we hiked the 2 miles uphill to the public land. Noon he shoots this monster. It weighs 187, is 21 inch inside spread, shot in ulster county,30-06, 5 years old (barely any teeth), a 7 POiNTER!!!, and i cant fit my fingers around the base of the antlers. Here he is:
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At camp, a younger group of men who havent shot a deer in a few years shot a 4 point. It had 2 brow tines but they werent an inch. The owner was very unhappy and not sure if he ended up calling dec or not.
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NOT ME!!!! im youth, i can bowhunt throught the regular season!!! my dad rescently killed a GIANT 7 point on public land in ulster county.