grampy

My prediction is that Jesus will save them all, before becoming lunch for the walkers.

More so than any gun I can't have here in NY. This is what would benefit me the most, as I don't reload. Well not yet anyway. Looking on line, there are so many ammo deals that l can not take advantage of. It would be nice to just get a better price and selection of ammo for the guns I have now.

Or what happens to you when you get older! So I hear.

For whatever good it may do, I took the survey. Posting results, even for the people who participated, would be appreciated.

I was hoping the Bass Pro car would win. Missed it by a couple inches.

Hopefully, a little better each day.

Was over in Vermont today. Middle 50s in the valleys and low 40s up in the mountains. Found a cool little gun shop in Manchester and picked up a couple things in Orvis. Beautiful day!

Having lived in S.C. for a number of years, and hunted with dogs on a hunting club. There is no way that I see, that it could done without running into the problems, phade listed. When I want to hunt with dogs and I do, every couple years or so, I just go south to visit friends and family. Whole different culture and way of hunting down there. And it works out fine for them as it has for generations. Wouldn't work so well in NYS though.

Hope you feel better real soon!

I never hunt without my fanny pack. So, no matter what I'm wearing or how many layers, still have it with me and in plain sight.

Is it cold in here or does she really think I'm cute?

Nope, not for me. If the look of shriveled up little fish with their heads still on, doesn't turn me away. It's the smell of shriveled up little fish with their heads on, in some kind of goop! That closes the deal for me!

Betcha my hotwheels is faster than your matchbox.

Beautiful guitar! What pickups did you use. Classic's or something hotter? If you ever build another, just to play it, I see a road trip and a six pack in my future!

Sure wish they would give crossbows full inclusion though.

LOL.....now that's funny!

Good ta go. Good nuff. Good for nuthin.

Yes, been in there a few times! Even played around with the six string banjo he kept around. Awesome guy and place. Was sorry to see the closed sign.

Long time guitar player here. I'm very interested in following this thread! Very cool!

Watched it for the first time this week. I'll watch it again.

Enjoy your well deserved time up at camp!

Back in the day, it was always check the centerfold first!

There is a town of Berne in Albany county. In that area of Berne, there is Partridge Run, that is state land. Lots of land for hiking and hunting. Both can be very good there! I know of two nice bucks taken there last deer season. And I took one there myself a few years ago. I would say it's also less crowded than some of the downstate places you mentioned. Good luck and welcome to the site!

I sometimes wonder, if these conversations were held in person, would they denigrate into the childish name calling and posturing that seems to take over so many threads. Maybe,maybe not. Perhaps it's easier to sit behind a keypad and just say whatever pops in to your head. Without having to look someone in the eye and see where they may be coming from on any given issue. And perhaps find a common ground? Or agree to disagree? I'm old enough to remember the time before keypads. And I don't remember people being so regularly confrontational speaking face to face,eye to eye. When coming on this "hunting forum" do you ask yourself a question? Do I want to contribute hunting related information or just argue with someone? I think there are some that are much better at arguing than hunting.

Rob, did you deer hunt in there this past season? Just curious on how it is over there.