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  1. 20 minutes ago, airedale said:

    And I say "BALONEY" to that idea, muzzleloader hunting season is just that hunting with a muzzleloader. Personally I use sidelocks and enjoy all the idiosyncrasy that goes along with hunting with a muzzleloader, that is what was supposed to be the whole idea. 

    Al

     

    10 minutes ago, phantom said:

    But 90% of people are using modern Muzzleloaders  with scopes not the old school stuff .

    And if thats the case why make people many who are poor go out and get another weapon to fill the freezer .

    Because the seasons are then shifting from the type of weapon, to a ballistics equivalence category.

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  2. 10 hours ago, Gobbler Chaser said:

    The AR15 is a mass shooters weapon of choice. The majority of hunters I know don't own one and never will. I remember a time on this forum when you Doc were against them. I'll go as far to say the majority of AR15 owners are younger males, they are not sportsman's and could give a crap about hunting in any form. They like them because they're so "cool". Doing mag dumps and bragging about all the ammo they have stored is what most are all about. Just look at the AR15 videos on social media, nut jobs shooting hundreds of rounds into ponds or blowing up LP gas cylinders, overheating their barrels doing 100 Rd drum mag dumps and no interest in real marksmanship whatsoever. Duh I'll eventually hit it with a 100 rounds mentality makes us all look stupid. They are the ones effecting my rights as a sportsman and a firearm owner. Before this AR fade that only came about in the last 25yrs or so I could buy ammo without being scrutinized by the Govorment and buy a rifle in any store that no longer dares to sell em.

     

    All of the unbolded is non-debatable, legal, and irrelevant if they are sportsman or not.  What percent of these firearms users makes up mass shooters?  <0.0001% maybe?   The bolded is incorrect.  The ones affecting your rights as a sportsman and a firearm owner are the politicians (knee jerk reacting) passing unconstitutional firearm laws, not the mass shooter or the AR15.  The AR15 and the shootings are an excuse/crisis to pass more an more unconstitutional laws on the masses.

     

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  3. 10 hours ago, Gobbler Chaser said:

    If the 2nd amendment will not be infringed then where has your right to own flamethrowers, grenade launchers, bazookas, gone. I'm glad I make you sick because you make me laugh, thankyou, lol

    None of your examples fire a bullet, therefore not 2A protected.  That is the historical perspective.  There are those that believe the term "arms" in 2A would include those too; and they are being infringed.  Perhaps a case to SCOTUS is needed to sort that out.  

  4. My municipality used to be all plastic goes in the recycle bin.  Which would lead one to believe all plastics are recyclable.   Last year we received notice that only plastics marked 1 or 2 in the recycle triangle are recyclable and go in the bin.  Considering that the numbering system went 1-5 and some plastics have no recycle triangle,  I realized that most plastics are not recyclable.  That being said, I won't stop doing my part recycling plastics numbered 1 & 2.  

  5. 3 hours ago, airedale said:

    When I was a kid the rumors were just beginning about a mythical animal that at that time was being called a Coydog. For the most part the DEC dismissed their existence, they were few and far between in the beginning but as the population grew there was no denying them. Hunters were shooting them, they were getting hit by cars, showing up in trapper's fox sets and bingo we now had the eastern Coyote.

    One thing for sure once they gained a toehold their numbers skyrocketed, basically a perfect storm.

    Al

    Same here.  Hunting as a kid we heard of the Coydog and were told kill them.  At that time DEC was adamant that coyotes do not kill deer although people had witnessed it.  A later DNA study of NE coyotes found that none of them were purebred coyote and all had red wolf DNA.  The red wolf DNA then explained their size (versus pure coyote) and hunting of deer in packs.  In my opinion, these came down from Canada.

  6. 4 hours ago, First-light said:

    Sad. The seasonal road sign just past my house was stolen Sunday evening. Why would someone want that!

    Who knows?  Scrap metal, garage ornament, the challenge, boredom,  just because, etc.

    Years ago my wife and I were driving through a bad neighborhood.  On top of the McDonald's was a giant blow up chicken to promote the chicken sandwich.  I turned to my wife and said they are going to steal that chicken.  She looked at me and replied why would anyone take that, what would they do with it?  I told her just because it's there.  Sure enough, the following week the local news was reporting that someone had stolen the chicken.  

    These types of people view anything on public land as public property for the taking.

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  7. 7 hours ago, Grouse said:

    Nope, not an executive order.  This was a rule change from the BATFE.  Lawsuits are already being filed.

    This is what happens when Congress delegates law making power to federal agencies run by unelected bureaucrats that are not accountable to voters.  They can violate civil rights with impunity because they cannot be voted out of office.

    Al we can do is vote against the POTUS that won't stop them from violating civil rights.

    That is certainly worse.  This is/was basically the same as NYS pistol licensing agencies adding their own restrictions on top of the written law.  You can and will be arrested for breaking a rule (not law) and then are at the mercy of the courts and if the prosecutor/judge/jury are judicial activists or judicial restrainists. 

  8. Interesting too, is Bill Gates (I believe the Foundation), using experts have designed and developed a nuclear reactor that cannot melt down like Chernobyl and is basically failsafe.  The intention was to bring electricity to underdeveloped nations.  You know what country is 100% onboard with nuclear energy (and these reactors) to supply its future energy needs?  China!!!  The only thing US politicians are achieving is shortening the timeline for China to become the world's superpower.  

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  9. 1 hour ago, Gobbler Chaser said:

    I'm a lifetime hunter sportsman who has no need to own an AR15 and high capacity mags and think they serve no purpose other than being able to kill innocents real quickly. But because of the NRA and rightwings lockstep stance on everyone having to have the right to own assault weapons or hair brained cases like nysrpa wanting everyone to be able to CC in Times Square it seems like I lose more rights as a sportsman hunter with everything Republicans do when it comes to gun legislation. Everytime I hear a republican legislator say I'm going to protect your rights I cringe:this:

    Let's dissect this commentary.  Being a lifetime hunter sportsman is irrelevant to firearm ownership; you only need to be a US citizen.  Further 2A, has nothing to do with hunting; it says "keep and bear" not "hunt".  Your need or what you think is also irrelevant, regarding 2A right.  A US citizen can choose to own an AR and high capacity magazines for no reason at all other than it being a right to own it.  That is 2A, the only right that explicitly states "Shall not be infringed".  The NRA is an organization that supports and defends that 2A right.  Just like the ACLU defends all the others with the exception of 2A.   You state "... it seems like I lose more rights as a sportsman hunter with everything Republicans do when it comes to gun legislation."  Ask yourself, why does it seem that way to you when it is the Democrats that have instituted all the gun legislation that has caused loss of your rights?

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  10. The technology has already existed for many years.  In fact I recall, back then there was a game/deer farm in I beleive TX that had live streaming webcams on feeders.  If you saw an animal you wanted, you logged-in, entered a credit card #, and it activated the weapons system to shoot it.  Yeah, hunting became a video game.  Sad.

  11. 2 hours ago, boo711 said:

    Whether the dems, republicans or whoever wanted National Guard troops there or not doesn’t matter. What matters is that people thought, and still think it was OK  to go to the capital and break down the doors and windows to get inside. They should have had the National Guard there. And shot everyone trying to get inside the capitol. A lot cheaper than all these trials and investigations they have been having trying to find people who were inside

    Do you feel the same way about organized groups like Antifa and BLM that did the same and worse, just not in the capital?  Appreciate too that Jan 6th was not an organized group like Antifa & BLM; it was a bunch of DJT sycophants.

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