irish_redneck
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(I didn't really try and climb into a stand with them) On the heel area there is a bar that can be raised and kinda spring locks in place. Anyone know what that's for?
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Was shocked at how expensive they were was not expecting to spend $200 on snowshoes. They certainly did help getting across the snowy fields, but sure made it difficult to climb into my stand.
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Where?
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Comparing legal shooting time to driving the speed limit
irish_redneck replied to regulat0r's topic in General Hunting
One thing that also influences speeding is I've been told by police that they have a 10% leeway policy. So 62 in a 55 , 73 in a 65 etc you're fine. DEC have never told me any such thing. -
I would like to see a situation where you must fill a dmp prior to being granted a buck tag. I think it would greatly help with the herd management that the tags and license are truly intended for.
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I have a monarch 3. Eye relief is considerably different between 5x and 20x
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Comparing legal shooting time to driving the speed limit
irish_redneck replied to regulat0r's topic in General Hunting
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Comparing legal shooting time to driving the speed limit
irish_redneck replied to regulat0r's topic in General Hunting
I do not always drive the exact speed limit. I set a tone in my truck to let me know when I hit 62, my new truck is so smooth I'd find myself speeding without knowing it. I choose not to take a deer after legal light because hunting is a sport to me, not a food source in its entirety. If I were in a game where the rules were not to go over 55 I would ensure I did not due to respect of my fellow gamers/sportsmen/participants. As you said speeding a little on the thruway hurts no one. In fact it generally helps with better mileage. -
I had a great season as far as enjoyment, yet disappointed in the lack of time I could get out there and the space in my freezer.
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I saw 10 doe last night. All together. Just appeared out of the farmers uncut corn.
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not a bad spot , but if you can , next year I'd open up some more obvious shooting lanes. you'd be surprised how small of a twig can ruin your shot.
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Much quieter than us. Listen for a branch snap and keep looking around, don't make any sudden movements or jerk your head around to see what made this or that noise.
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Stay
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68 here
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http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/223-rem-5-56-exhaustive-review/
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Sorry headspace was wrong term. Leade and throat is what's different. (I don't reload, but do have a .223 stamped firearm)
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I'm saying that to say people should not have a stand on a property line due to not being able to resist temptation is more a statement that you should not do it. I have a stand on a property line because the doe travel my edge and its a nice spot for doe. I think you were just generalizing based on your own behavior in the situation.
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I've let a huge deer go on the last day of ml because legal time was done. I've not shot a 10pt this year because he was across the line, and by the time he was on my property all I had was an anus shot as he entered a draw. I let a nice buck go three years ago during bow because the only shot I had occurred as he crossed the line. Fact of the matter is I don't need one deer bad enough to risk my hunting license or neighbor relations.
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Zip lock cause humidity build up?
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He was being facetious
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I don't think an eagle would taste good. I'll pass.
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Its been discussed but what does it hurt to bring it forward again. Maybe someone missed it
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I quit 20 mins early yesterday, fog was so thick no way I could guarantee my background was clear
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Live from my kitchen. Something spilled on my camo overnight.... Early morning laundry and forum nonsense it. Is
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In an agricultural situation deer often move down the edges of the fields, hugging the treeline. Does especially on my property at least. The treeline is often close to the property line.
