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  1. Also not legal to hunt there at all now. Once bait is put down it makes it illegal to hunt that area.  And if your neighbors know you baited they could be fined to  for hunting in a baited area. Liquid is hard to get off a stump. If you remove the  stump and dirt around it then you could probably just it. Better not have a kernel  of corn anywhere  for the warden to find either.
     

    I shot two doe a few years ago on a farm in 3m. When the farm hand heard about my success he said " oh good, I've been dumping some old corn over there so the deer would come." I can just imagine what the conversation with the dec would be if they stopped by....


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  2. Anyone else listen to podcasts while they sit? I rarely hear a deer before I see it and listening to something besides the wind keeps me in the stand longer. There is a podcast called "deer university" by some biologists that might be of interest to this group


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  3. A guy down the road sells it raw ($12/quart).  My wife raves about how she can "taste the hive" but it seems like normal honey to me.  Is anything added to commercial honey?  Its naturally bacteria resistant so I wouldn't see why there would be a need?

  4. I'm switching from buckets and stainless taps to tubing.  I have 30ish buckets and taps if anyone wants to make an offer.  I bought tubing and taps for 250, though I won't put them all in.  I plan to set up a second cast iron bath tub so that I can have two fires at once.  The amish sell food grade totes and barrels for $5 and $20 respectively so I might set up some storage and gravity feed stuff.  My goal is to make more than I can use, and not to spend much money :)

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  5. I've got orange bibs, hat, neck gaitor, and gloves.  Is there really a reason not be be orange?  I guess if a person enjoys getting shot, it might be a way to make things happen...

    In PA you can ride a motorcycle without a helmet, but you have to wear orange to hunt.  In NY you have to wear the helmet but orange is optional.  I just don't get this country sometimes.

     

     

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  6. But do ask, even if it is posted.

     

     As I put up Posted signs today I thought "it would be totally ok if someone bow hunted here".  The problem is that enough people have assumed it was ok and the family got tired of stumbling across a hunter when out for a walk.

    Once you trespass, its to late to ask for permission.  Its just forgiveness at that point.

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  7. I have a DMP for 8H (as I think a lot of people do) but I have no ideas where to actually hunt.  Anyone have suggestions short of knocking on doors? I looked at the mapping tool, and what public land there is seems kind of small and developed.

     

     

    feel free to comment or PM me with ideas,

     

    thanks,

  8. The owner of my local archery shop (also a hunter safety instructor) says that feeding is legal and that baiting is not.  He is basing this on what a ECO told him.  His boys have several mineral blocks out in the woods and they are not for pictures (Its an Amish family).  

     

    I don't buy it all, but I can't find anything in the rule book to prove him wrong.  Can anyone provide a page number or a link which shows that feeding is not ok?

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