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I read it the same way ... so, as long as you have permission from the landowner to trap, then I can set the trap wherever I want on their land (assuming they haven't specified differently) and you'd still be in compliance with the regulation whether there are any other property owners or structures within 100 feet or not.

I am definitely interested in pursuing it - thank you for your help with this!

Here are some thoughts I shared with a neighbor of mine after looking into this program pretty extensively with 3 different foresters: YMMV Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Do you mind sharing where you got your dog from? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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It’s probably about a 12-15 foot span. Yes, just 4 wheelers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think that may be Steuben County, Indiana. Cool video either way! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I have a similar crossing that I’d like to put in and was thinking about using telephone poles as the main support. Has anyone used them for this type of application? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Sure does - it is now Squires Farms; that area is known as “the muck”. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Where in Prattsburg? I've hunted that area as well and can say with certainty that the deer population in that area isn't what it used to be.

The VXR 31.5 is the shortest bow I've ever hunted with and I have to say that it is also one of the most stable at full draw for me. I've typically shot bows in the 33 - 35" axle-to-axle range. I won't knock it before I try it but I'm not sure the 27" axle-to-axle bow would fit me at my 29" draw length. Also, there are some shorter axle-to-axle bows on the market from Gearhead Archery. I've shot some of these bows at past ATA shows and they are actually quite fun to shoot.

That buck you saw at WNY Bowhunters last year is the buck in those pictures.

I wish I had done a better autopsy on this buck. I hit it with my bow in early November and was unable to recover it. I then shot it during gun season later in November - appeared to be quite healthy. I would have thought the shot with the bow had hit high lungs, but obviously it didn't.

Fixation 6M, Fixation 6XP, and Lawless have all been sold. Only the FXL remains.

Fixation 6M has been sold. The others are still available