Grizz1219

I never think of bear hunting in NY... We just started seeing them on trail cams the past few years.. In Ma we have good #'s of them, and big ones.. AND... I can bring it home, No CWD in bears..

I do like hunting bears too.. LOL This past Sept. 260lbs dressed, Ma bear.

I do... That is true.. I can go sit and hunt for bears... I do have some trail cam pics of them..

I just didn't want to just sit in the truck or sit with them increasing smell and movement.. let them hunt on their own... Figure I could get some exercise and shoot some annoying squirrels.. LOL

Just didnt want to break any rules. Lol Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Private farm... I know most of the others that hunt it.. and I would literally be no where near the others hunting.. Would be a stretch for them to say I am aiding.. I would never try to bend any rule especially with kids involved. Showing them the proper way to do things is priority..

I need to sight in my new 22LR then. Revenge of the deer hunter!!! Going to slay some squirrels!! Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Driving the truck there. Yes, I know a deer drive would be assisting. Lol. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Not assisting... Only driving.. I won't be anywhere near them...

Was thinking my bolt 22LR Ruger...

OK, filled my only tag for rifle season, but still want to take my son and a youth hunter out to fill theirs. I am finding nothing saying I can't squirrel hunt while they deer hunt. Am I missing it?? Trying to make sure I am not breaking any rules. Thanks in advance...

Buddy let me borrow this since I pulled/tore my bicep tendon... Thing is impressive.. I won't be testing this thing at any distance, all my stands are set for 30 yards max, LOL.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alUWG7S0iQM

PERFECT!!! You guys rock!!! Thanks for the link... EXACTLY what I was looking for, must have been reading to fast.. Appreciate it guys..

Is an X Bow considered "unloaded" if there is no bolt but it is still "Drawn and locked back"? or do you have to have the bow uncocked for it to be considered unloaded?? I can't find the rule in the regs. If you do, can you tell me or provide the link to it???

I popped a bicep tendon in my left arm (I'm left handed) back in July this summer, I am still at PT 2-3 times a week, can't draw my bow. Thankfully, NY has the option the last two weeks so I can get out. I honestly hope you never get hurt like this, but if you do, you will be VERY happy X Bows are legal in your state..