-
Posts
71 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Hunting New York - NY Hunting, Deer, Bow Hunting, Fishing, Trapping, Predator News and Forums
Media Demo
Links
Calendar
Store
Everything posted by Rhwrhwrhw0426
-
Anything two days in advance or more seems to rely on a lot of guesstimation. I like how the farmers almanacs snowfall predictions turned to gospel because of a typo and an East Indies volcano eruption. It reminds me how random weather forecasting is. If i were a meteorologist id be john madden drunk everynight when i forecasted and pointed at the green screen to help me feel better about my predictions.
-
9 pt state land prolly the smallest buck out of the three i saw in there this morning but limited time so tagged out. I might sit there opening gun morning cuz i kept consistently seeing a nice one and it was such a drag my climber got left behind Sent from my LGL22C using Tapatalk
- 77 replies
-
- 28
-
Yeah that was june too he has gotta be a lot heavier now. This was taken about a quarter mile away from my house. I've heard of two locally shot bears this bow season and they def weren't this bear.
-
This was taken in early june in steuben county. He is eating at a birdfeeder. Any weight guesses? He looks big to me. I'm new to tapatalk hopefully this downloads right Sent from my LGL22C using Tapatalk
-
DEC Timber Rattler Snake Den in Bath, NY - Video
Rhwrhwrhw0426 replied to HectorBuckBuster's topic in Trail Camera Pictures
Corning NY has a few rattlesnake dens in the immediate area. Just north of Painted Post on the interstate the rest stop is fenced off with warning signs all over the place about timber rattlers. South Corning has rattlesnake encounters as well. They seem to be isolated areas tho because anywhere else in the area rattlesnakes aren't around. Isn't there a myth that if you smell cucumbers snakes are around? -
Where have all the grouse gone??
Rhwrhwrhw0426 replied to Jaeger's topic in Small Game and Predator Hunting
I hunt state land that was a red pine plantation. Every other row was logged creating lots of cover, honeysuckle, wild grapes, blackberrys, etc. You see or hear them everytime you sit in there. -
I acquire the target with my left eye closed and just my right eye looking through the peepsight then aim and release with both eyes open. I'm self taught so I dunno if that is correct form but it works for me. You see the point of impact clearly so you have a great idea of what kind of shot you made.
-
I've heard stories about the farm sanctuary near Watkins Glen. They don't like hunting on all the state land that surrounds them.
-
I hunted with a ten to 15 ft wide creek to my back. One morning I hear a ruckus upstream and watch two decent bucks lightly spar in the creek for a bit just splashing and tinkling horns. A little later right behind me a hear splashing. I always see beaver, but turn around to check it out and it's an otter. It plays and scratches itself on both banks slowly going downstream. A log bridges the creek downstream and as the otter swims below I see a bobcat lying there watching the otter who swims just a foot or two below it. The bobcat watches then crosses the log and the marches right under my stand. This was a few years ago in steuben county when both species were protected and extemely rare. The only time I've seen any of the three highlights of that hunt in the woods.
-
Crab trees
Rhwrhwrhw0426 replied to Bowshotmuzzleloader's topic in Land Management, Food Plots and QDM
There's about 15 dif Apple trees in the backyard and deer def have their preferences. The true crab apple and the wild Apple tree with gold ball size apples fall in the middle somewhere. Two are store bought trees, variety has been forgotten, that are postcard pretty with giant unblemished apples. I find them bland and the deer seem to like others more too. Another unknown store bought tree is near the house and it is an annual producer of sweet tasting nice apples that I love and the deer will risk getting closer to the house to munch out. Another wild tree that grew up from seed makes these nice sized apples that stay green kinda like granny smith that are tart and delicious. Luckily the deer like other apples in this little orchard of wild trees and I get those. The woodchuck down there likes the green ones best too but as long as he stays out of the garden I figured he does no harm let him be. He is a porker u should see all the half eaten apples between the apples and the hole he has ten yards into the brush. -
Well I guess he can say he got two moose with one shot
-
Anybody eat the tongue of a deer a truck driver at work keeps saying how great it is. I think I'm gonna give it a whorl. Any recipes for tongue would be interesting too.
-
Where is the 'secret spot' guy and also the guys who hate gutting deer. My one good buddy will dry heave if the deer stinks it's pretty hilarious. He posted a decent buck on Facebook and I laughed when my other buddy said he wouldn't like it or post congratulations because of the shoulder length gloves he was wearing in the photo.
-
Which part of NY produces the biggest deer?
Rhwrhwrhw0426 replied to mattman77's topic in Deer Hunting
Wherever that 36 pt was shot prolly doesn't suck either -
Which part of NY produces the biggest deer?
Rhwrhwrhw0426 replied to mattman77's topic in Deer Hunting
Region 8 sucks I heard all other regions don't suck though -
When driving deer I offer ten bucks to who ever will but it right there for me. I never have any takers.
-
I like to bring a good book on a real long sit. I go to salvation army or goodwill and buy them cheap so I don't worry about ruining them.
-
I dunno how many ppl hunt these areas but 8t is pp pts only for tags and 8w is medium chance first doe tag. 8t has way more deer than 8w. 8w has way more public land. If they worry about deer population, this makes no sense. Anyone who hunts these areas or has any ideas about who makes doe tag quotas feel free to respond. And the best part is anyone can get 4 8r tags and when you go to a local butcher shop around here half the does have an 8r tag. Fyi I live on the 8t and 8w border and also hunt 8r.
-
'Kill groups' sound like 'it's Brown it's down' lingo to me.
-
The last time I was offended when someone called me a DORK FOLLOWER was the 2nd grade. I'd agree it's hard to kill enough does within a QDM program when you hunt only 3 days a year but I doubt that is enough evidence to condemn everyone who manages land with QDM in mind.
-
I know it's illegal but I don't have a problem with guys trying to get pics via minerals or corn or whatever. Fyi it's enough $ to feed the pets the deer can fend for themselves around me. Hunting over bait or salt is def unethical though.
-
When the trees been rubbed multiple years in a row that's good
-
I'd do whatever Ted Nugent told me to do
-
If everyone is a world champion what does that even mean? I prefer my cake fresh cold and dry.
-
I concur I hunt 8w mostly but I have hunted 8t. If a first doe tag for 8w is medium then it should be the same for 8t because deer populations seem similar. In fact 8t seems to have more deer, at least in areas away from public areas. I also hunt 8r and they give everyone who wants 4 doe tags and it's not enough because it lacks hunting access.