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So, the ammo I am using in my 7mm-08 is the Hornady American Whitetail in 139gr. After a small heated debate with a buddy ( who for the record doesn't even hunt anymore ), said Hornady was crap, and the the Remington Accutip 140's were better because they are heavier. 1 grain? Does 1 grain make that much of a difference? I didn't whether to laugh at him or take him seriously. I can't see 1 grain making a huge difference.

Just got off the phone with a buddy. Brought this up to him, he says can't hunt with an air gun in NY. I thought they legalized air gins in NY as long as they travel at least 600fps. Did this change? http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/28182.html Not like I would use lead pellets, lotta options for non lead. http://www.gamousa.com/family.aspx?familyID=79 Wow, I know this might seem like a silly topic to most, but air gun hunting is ( was ) pretty popular.

Thanks jjb! I read this and spit beer all over my monitor laughing. ______________________________________________________ On a serious note, I did check the website. Looks like nice fishing as well. Good luck with growing the clients, shouldn't be too hard.

Old school. Good idea.

More or less what I was thinking as well Biz. Won't be for a few years ( saving the pennies and quarters, and trying to convince the better half it's worth the money ), I was just looking for information. The place we stayed at were doing construction on a huge glass wall that a bear crashed through causing them to have to actually shut down for a short time for the repairs. Place we ate lunch at one day was all a buzz about a bear that had been trying to get in the dumpster that morning.

Not looking at shooting them at long distance, shoreline and scoop with a small net. Just thinking it could a fun break from scouting and riding. Fishing them would be fun too, but my rods are all one piece, so strapping them to the rack on my four wheeler and slapping them against trees on the way in and busting them will stink. Just thinking out loud.

Isn't it the same person in every picture? Small client base I guess.

I asked about this last fall. No reply. So even outfitters and guides are subject to the lottery? The g/f and I were in Killington last September, she wanted a picture of a moose, i said let me put in for the lottery and you can have a pic of me and a moose and even get to eat the moose. We stayed at the Grey Bonnet Inn. Most of the small shops showed us pics on their cell phones of moose walking right down Killington Rd. We even got some great pics of a Heron watching us about 50 feet away on Kent pond.

Frogs are an over looked food. I love frogs legs. Take another shot at carving that spear head wooly. Why not?

It enlarges a bit, but not enough that I caught that side was actually growing down until Paula stated it. I can see the black thing on its mouth and a black spot on the side. Nice bear also. Planning on hunting that bear?

I am not interested, but maybe posting some pics of the actual bow you are selling might help. Not a link to the site of the manufacturer.

13, 30, 60, what does age have to do with it. I bet if anyone gave it a shot you might just have some fun and get a snack, or maybe enough to have a meal. What are you afraid of? Big bad hunter uses .177 ( or .22 ) cal pellet to shoot frogs? Never tried spearing. Hand catching, air gun, even a fishing pole with bright colored cloth on a small hook. There's a time to be all serious, and then there's a time to be the kid we are at heart.

There are no DMP's in most of the NZ. Muzzleloader only in most areas. But I'm done. You all kicked my ass. Because parts of the state may not have a coyote problem, then none of the state has a coyote problem. I admitted to seeing your point of view, but you will never see ours, it's all in our heads.

Really? If you think a deer goes quietly when being killed by any predator, you need to think again! Go look at the post around here somewhere where that bear killed the deer. It wasn't quiet! You think it's less quiet at night with coyotes killing it? It's a pretty darn scary ruckus to have wake you up at 3 am! When you aren't in the burbs and actually in the woods, sound travels farther and is more clear. As for the second red part. I will let the people around where I hunt know that it's all in our heads. Hey, no offense taken though. Must be in the water. 20+ people all hallucinating. Maybe it was a bear. Oh wait, no bears in the area. A fox perhaps? Nope, must have been the fisher cats. WAIT! Big foot, chupacabra, maybe aliens! Werewolves? Maybe a vampire? Maybe the Jersey Devil is hunting NY now?

Any one on here do use a pellet/bb gun for frogs? Heading to camp next weekend, think I will take one of my air rifles and shoot some frogs and get some frogs legs as a snack.

If you want to talk pellet guns, maybe make a different topic? Instead of a pi$$n match in a thread about 12ga for small game? I will go make on to kick it off.

We are actually still on this topic? Damn, you people must eat a lot of beans. I thought this would have blown over by now.

Let me truly explain my personal point of view. All sarcasm aside! Where I hunt up north, which actually isn't very far into the ADK's, we hear the coyotes killing deer at night every summer. Not just fawns either. Yes, it ticks me off! Yes there is a problem. Like I also mentioned, they keep coming closer and closer to our camp at night. I am sorry, but this does constitute a problem in that area. Maybe where you are or hunt they aren't an issue. That's fine. I actually see your point of view to leave them be. It just seems that for those of us who do have a problem, many don't want to see our point of view. There is a fact though, whether people want to admit it or not, once they are established, it will be much harder to get rid of them if they do become a problem.

Exactly! I don't have any luxuries either. Even on the private land I hunt. No food plots and my trail cams are the owners who text me every couple days with activity, and my own eyes.

I'm on it now wooly!

I cant enlarge it, is it growing down? Sorry about that, looked broken to me.

Shawn, you were offended by jjb's post, while those who use a shotgun might take offense to your post as well. "Point and shoot"? 12ga with #6 should be fine. High or low brass. As mentioned, pattern the gun.

Third pic looks that buck already busted antlers on one side.

Would I pass on a legal spike if I knew there was a bigger buck in the area? First few weeks I might. After that, that spike will taste just fine. Example, if I knew there were say, a spike, a nice 4, and a nice 6 on the private land I was hunting, for the first few weeks I would wait on the 6. After that I would shoot the 4 or the spike if the shot was there. I am human and I am a hunter. So of course getting a nice deer with a good rack means something. But, at the same time I am not out there to keep passing on a deer if the season is end is growing close. I have nothing against people who wait for that huge buck, or trophy for the wall. As for does, no fawns with her and good size she will taste good as well. Public land, if it gets a lot of pressure, most of the time you can't wait. That is if you hunt for the meat. Let that buck or doe walk by and the hunter 100 yards away may not.