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New Central New York Hunter (7M) and looking for possible swap hunt in 7J


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Hey all I'm new to this site, and am really impressed with the quality of it ,and the stories and pictures. I am interested in hunting most everything but deer hunting and running beagles is my primary interest over the years. I would like to meet someone with land to hunt in 7J for possible swap to hunt in 7M. If it sounds interesting chime in. Not really interested to swap tags at this time but might be open to that down the road. Good luck to all this deer season, have a safe and fruitful season.

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Im real close to Happy Valley. Its hunted hard especially the week of Muzzle loaders. I have driven through it during hunting season and even hunted it for a bit but after one trip there and seeing a few vehicles with 4 flat tires I decided I will pass on that place again.

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Well since the DEC has a facility/training center right in teh next town over in pulaski they are in there more now. But with the declining employment with officers its only going to get worse. There are however some nice buck taken out of their over the years. Theres alot of woods to explore but Im just to afraid of the tires getting slash nowadays after I seen that mess. Its a trappers heaven as well. Theres not a pond creek or mudpuddle in there without a trap in it.

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Oh I truly can relate. I an pretty much narrow it down to 3 or 4 different last names to the troublemakers out here. Whenever something happens for the bad all the locals will say which one was it XXXXX, or XXXXXX LOL. I could tell you stories for days. But hell yeah cheese curd from colosse good stuff. If you havent been around these parts in awhile you would be suprised at all the amish that have moved in as well.

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