On my property I hunt from a ground blind. I really enjoy the experience of being at eye level.
When I go to the southern tier I take my climber. But that is only for one weekend.
LOL!
That GM is without a doubt the smallest one I have ever entered. Go to Cicero or Watertown when you have a chance. Both of them are twice as big and have more selection.
Nothing I have found this morning says the Patterson signed it but the bill has changed. The NYB folk should be happy. :
http://www.pressconnects.com/article/20100714/SPORTS/7140334/Outdoors++Still+no+crossbows+allowed+in+archery+season
NYDeere, if the ML has rifling in the barrel try some Powerbelt bullets. They work great in my gun. Just don't use powder pellets, they are for in-lines.
Thats a great idea!
I did something similar. I made a box out of 1x8's, stapled plastic burlap on the front and back then filled it with old grocery bags. It worked great.
We were just at Bass Pro and my buddy wound up with a Bear Charge. Its a great little bow for the price. Im really impressed with the new Bear bows.
BTW. We got excellent service from the pro at Bass Pro in Auburn.
I wanted a Voyager but none of the dealers around here will carry them. >
I have a Mission X3 and its a good bow. I would like to upgrade and I will probably get a Turbohawk now that they are on sale again.
I feel sorry for the people of Chicago. Looks like Mayor Dailey is going to hammer them with more gun laws that skirt around the ruling.
Miserable bastard! >
Hi there!
I live in Pierrepont Manor (Jefferson County)
I hunt my backyard, Talcville and Hamilton (hometown) NY
I fish Adirondacks, 1000 Islands, Lake Ontario, Salmon River. All four are a 30 minute drive or less.
This past November my dad was putting a drive and this guy tried to sneak out the side door. It was really cool for my kids to see me shoot him.
Yes the deer in my major hunting areas have been affected by yotes. Up near my Gouverneur camp they have wiped out 50% of the deer population.
Back home the yotes have wiped out close to 80% of our turkeys. In the 90's I killed a bird every year on opening day. Now I'm lucky if I hear a bird on opening day.