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1 hour ago, Hang Em High said:



Listen to yourself, your excuses are embarrassing to listen to. Even is my area where deer are as scarce as reports say, I still see does constantly- and the deer that started this discussion was a 6 month old male, so small it will be tagged as a doe. 

Just for your info I am 9 straight years of harvesting a 6-12 point buck on state land, with pressure all around me. Hunting thick forest, no food plot, no private land, and it is no problem for me to harvest a mature buck every year. So no there is no excuse for someone to shoot a deer the size of my Boxer. 

I fought very hard keeping our Country safe as a Ranger, every mass casualty incident I have been in I always saved women and children first, I WILL NEVER encourage a fawn being killed. Take pride in what you harvest, not an adolescent with no chance. 

I look forward to the day NYS instates a 3 point minunum 

 please tell us o great one where every year you manage to shoot 6-12 point bucks on state land because there is not very much  of it in  9p to begin with . Compared to other parts of the state 

I know Guys that hunt  on private land that don't even do that .

 

 

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Thank you thank you thank you...I can't believe it...sitting here with tears streaming down my face...wish my dad was here ..

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Heard a gun shot really close. So close my ears are ringing. Hey. That was me ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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220 yards, 308, in the corn. Late for work, lol so happy. My wife's getting it mounted for me for Christmas!

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So we have a slight Coyote problem. I walk in today and see a larger very pretty yellow one. Too far for a shot. My friend sees it, takes a shot and is low. 5 minutes later another comes through, each the size of a Shepard. Now, 40 minutes in and a small one comes through out of range. Should've brought the rifle instead.

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You mean shotgun with spray? Don't think you can carry rifle during archery deer seasons?


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Listen to yourself, your excuses are embarrassing to listen to. Even is my area where deer are as scarce as reports say, I still see does constantly- and the deer that started this discussion was a 6 month old male, so small it will be tagged as a doe. 

Just for your info I am 9 straight years of harvesting a 6-12 point buck on state land, with pressure all around me. Hunting thick forest, no food plot, no private land, and it is no problem for me to harvest a mature buck every year. So no there is no excuse for someone to shoot a deer the size of my Boxer. 

I fought very hard keeping our Country safe as a Ranger, every mass casualty incident I have been in I always saved women and children first, I WILL NEVER encourage a fawn being killed. Take pride in what you harvest, not an adolescent with no chance. 

I look forward to the day NYS instates a 3 point minunum 



Didn't a few women pass ranger school? If your going to make shit up about yourself at least use something that holds value.

Semper Fi


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8 minutes ago, stoneam2006 said:


You can carry rifle anytime...yote season opened Oct 1

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That's not 100% correct. If you are bow hunting you are not allowed to possess a firearm of any sort. According to the DEC that is.

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Listen to yourself, your excuses are embarrassing to listen to. Even is my area where deer are as scarce as reports say, I still see does constantly- and the deer that started this discussion was a 6 month old male, so small it will be tagged as a doe. 

Just for your info I am 9 straight years of harvesting a 6-12 point buck on state land, with pressure all around me. Hunting thick forest, no food plot, no private land, and it is no problem for me to harvest a mature buck every year. So no there is no excuse for someone to shoot a deer the size of my Boxer. 

I fought very hard keeping our Country safe as a Ranger, every mass casualty incident I have been in I always saved women and children first, I WILL NEVER encourage a fawn being killed. Take pride in what you harvest, not an adolescent with no chance. 

I look forward to the day NYS instates a 3 point minunum 


You sir, are a disgrace to this country, and to NYS hunters. That's all.


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Sorry for slight derail of "live" thread. But this has always confused me 

You may hunt furbearers with a rifle chambered in any cartridge, except that during any open season for deer - including archery, muzzleloading and regular seasons - you may not possess a rifle larger than .22 caliber rimfire afield, during the day or night, to hunt wildlife, including furbearers in any county or portion of a county where deer hunting with rifles is prohibited during the regular deer season. Centerfire rifles smaller than .22 caliber are permitted.

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Sorry for slight derail of "live" thread. But this has always confused me 
You may hunt furbearers with a rifle chambered in any cartridge, except that during any open season for deer - including archery, muzzleloading and regular seasons - you may not possess a rifle larger than .22 caliber rimfire afield, during the day or night, to hunt wildlife, including furbearers in any county or portion of a county where deer hunting with rifles is prohibited during the regular deer season. Centerfire rifles smaller than .22 caliber are permitted.

Right so if the county is a rifle county for deer you can use a rifle if not use a shotgun


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Dang. Don't think you can hunt them with a rifle/shotgun  during open bow season. .22 rimfire i believe is ok but that's a little under gunned . I may be wrong on this. Law was always difficult for me to understand.  

Shotgun can be used during any deer season.
If you are in a zone which allows rifle for deer then you can use any rifle.
If you're in a shotgun only deer zone then you can only use either rimfire or centerfire calibers smaller than .22
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43 minutes ago, stoneam2006 said:

 


O I didn't know they were talking while bowhunting

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Just wanted to let folks know that just because it's yote, turkey and other seasons, if you are bow hunting for deer, you cannot possess a firearm. 

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MY buck just raked up a tree at about 100 yards.  First time seeing him this year out of velvet except for on cam.  I'm shaking from a100yard sighting. What am I gonna  do if he comes close enough for a shot. Uh oh hearing twigs snap gotta go

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15 minutes ago, Rockspek said:

MY buck just raked up a tree at about 100 yards.  First time seeing him this year out of velvet except for on cam.  I'm shaking from a100yard sighting. What am I gonna  do if he comes close enough for a shot. Uh oh hearing twigs snap gotta go

This is why I rarely use my phone to surf the web while hunting. You never know when a deer will show up.

Also, not sure if I was on my phone, I would take the time to type "hearing twigs snap gotta go". LOL

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This is why I rarely use my phone to surf the web while hunting. You never know when a deer will show up.
Also, not sure if I was on my phone, I would take the time to type "hearing twigs snap gotta go". LOL


You know how many times I've looked up and had deer around me cost me at least 2 doe...lol I get bored

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6 minutes ago, ....rob said:

This is why I rarely use my phone to surf the web while hunting. You never know when a deer will show up.

Also, not sure if I was on my phone, I would take the time to type "hearing twigs snap gotta go". LOL

Ok I'll only post "live from everywhere else in the world but the woods" from now on. I was just sharing some excitement. Haven't seen him again but there's always tomorrow while I'm "live from work"

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