landtracdeerhunter

Is the True fire wrist release buckle or Velcro?

Like all your estimates. Never got him on cam in 2023, but seen him once. Never found any of his sheds.

Where have the years gone?

I think many die without being harvested, for one reason or another.

I have a Reflex bow 20 + yrs. @ 50 lbs. Excel 400 gr. carbon arrows Steel Force 125 gr. broadheads Barnett Recruit Terrain crossbow Barnett headhunter 20" 400 gr. carbon bolt (arrows) Steel Force 100 gr. broadheads

That was real fact deer hunting from grampy. It doesn't get any better then that!

Exactly. My point proven from the list on page two, that their are a fair number of deer harvested in New York State 200+ inches. That was maybe half, up till 2010. Their are quite a few in the 180s and 190s also

Seen once towards the end of last season.

Are you talking gross or net, lol.

Wow, this is digging deep into the archives. A lot of names from the past, long history. The time really flew. I still have the Remington 870. Added just after 2012 was a Winchester 50 cal. muzzleloader. Started miss firing this year. Going to try a new breech plug.

Don't ever remember eating any meat pickled. Is it good?

Clover is growing. Deer are visiting, and yes some are still wearing antlers

March is the time for frost seeding. I'll be out spreading my red clover, trefoil, Timothy mix on about 10 acres. Keep rotating fields as clover last a couple years.

Participated in a nice sunny afternoon walk yesterday. Quit a bit of vegetation that looks to be palletable for the deer. Quantity of hoof prints in the mud, some large. Shed finds in this area, to easy.

Tbe biggest antlers bring top dollar. Successful businesses continue to improve their product to increase profitability. The customer demands bigger antlers, Four Seasons delivers.

Hope their right about Spring. Looks like a successful Agricultural Enterprise.

Well okay then. We disagree on this subject and more in the future, no doubt. This is what raises forum participation, views, and interest which makes for a successful site. My main goal.

I knew I was forgetting one.

Roosevelt Lucky buck 221 5/8" all gross Homer Boylan 254 +7/8" Mark Surdi 217 3/8" all 3 Erie county Kieth Levick 231 2/8" Niagara Bjorn Holubar 211 28" Suffolk county Brandon Peters 203 4/8 Niagara Richard Wright 206 6/8" nett Steuben Fred Kelly 205 7/8" Steuben Herman Sweet 202 0/8" Chautauqua Kenneth Lacy 225 2/8 net St Lawrence Dave Edwards 206 0/8 Cortland The list goes on. I can show more, but I think this proves my point. Right out of the NYBBC book 16 th edition. I like to get a recent copy and will.

I read your statement twice. I strongly disagree with the part of 200" deer like never exist in New York. Actually, quite a few 200"+ deer are harvested in NY. In the wild.

And so the expression, eat the tag. Yikes. LOL

We're New York, just enact another law to keep such things from happening. Or appoint a Task Force to investigate waisting more tax payer money.

If something does, we can just print some more up on our home computers.

With this state pushing the recycle and clean air issue, it was only a matter of time. I still have my last paper tags from 1999, purple in color, kind of a keep sake.

Yeah, like we need more red squirrels.