bugsNbows

I've had a Yamaha Grizzly for about 8 years. It's been great.

That Skinner sight looks great. Good luck.

It was a very trying time. I believe about 17 folks perished.

An aiming point! LOL

Typical NYS BS. I can get anything, anytime... shipped directly to my house. Also have CCW which (in Florida) is easy to get.

Sure. Have been to Fran's several times. If I might ask, who do you know on Beartown? U know Bill Shaut? I graduated from West High with Loren Smith. His clan lives up there... they still run the buses that his dad used to. Electrician / fireman Brian Jones has a place near ours also.

Guess we're neighbors! We are up off Beartown Rd. about half-way between Gang Mills and Addison. It's very near Erwin WMA.

Wrong. CAMX recommends this. Works great BTW.

Indeed it was. Our house was under water up into the second floor. We were evacuated twice. The whole debacle still rings fresh in my mind. We had to totally gut and redo the house. Major PIA.

They are vicious biters for sure.

Climate change (global warming) is all political BS. Nature is cyclic... always has been,always will be.

LOL. Saw on another board where some leather holster guy fabricated a special holster for this sissy... it held a tampon. Apparently, it was recently delivered! Now that's funny.

Central FL... just west of Orlando.

Just fine... no problems. I generally try neck shots if possible though.

Sako Finnlight is another option.

For deer at "regular, normal" ranges, the 7mm-08 is about perfect IMO. For longer shots, the mags (belted or unbelted) may be a better choice. Just my $.02.

Lots of great scopes out there. Swaro, Kahles, Meopta, Zeiss, Nightforce, Trijicon, Leupy, etc. To my way of thinking, the reticle selection and orientation (1FP VS. 2FP) is critical. Of course, selection is dependent upon type of hunting, distances, terrain, weapon / caliber, quarry, and budget. Pick any quality unit that does what you want / need.

I love the Sweet Sixteen. My very first firearm purchase was a Belgian Browning Sweet Sixteen in 1966. Still have it ...even though it went through a flood and was damaged.

Quarter bores are the bugs nuts... have used several with success. My current favorite is my Dakota model 10 chambered in "The Bob". Tis a sweet little bugger.

Seeds are amazing! LOL

Although I love checking out nice mounts (and there are some beauties here), I'll never do another. Recently had a beautiful Texas buck ruined by a pitiful Taxidermist. I finally put enough pressure on him whereby he agreed to a partial refund. Guess what... he never paid up. I believe I'll just stick with Euro skull mounts from now on.

Just an FYI, there are some bows currently available can be safely de-cocked utilizing the rope cocking aid. No need to shoot it off. My CAMX is one. It's a great option.

I'd be all in favor of exemptions and inclusion into regular archery season for us old farts.

Howdy all... from sunny Florida. I've just joined and am looking forward to socializing. Lest not everyone think I'm an intruder... I was born and raised in NYS. Have been hunting there since the 60's. Our family has a small parcel (with cabin) in Steuben Co. that has served me well for many years. I took my first bucks back then with recurves and slugs! I moved up to vertical bows and rifles as the situations permitted. Now, I'm hunting with crossbow and rifles... since NY (and Steuben) has allowed their usage. NYS is a great place... save the cold and political climate. However, I left in 1976 to pursue educational and employment upgrades. I do get back every fall... and will likely do so till I take the eternal dirt nap. It's a way of life. In case anybody is curious, I go by bugsNbows. That's because I'm an Entomologist (semi-retired) by training...(the bows being self explanatory). LOL Anyway, that's my story and I'm sticking' to it.