Hunting forum

[rednekkPH]

Like Tom said, the beer is for butchering time after the hunting is done. Nothing like a cold one when you're up to your shoulders in blood and hair

OR TO HELP FORGET THE HORRIBLE LUCK YOU HAD THAT DAY

That too - but then again, there's no such thing as a bad day in the woods.

[SuperTrooper]

Like Tom said, the beer is for butchering time after the hunting is done. Nothing like a cold one when you're up to your shoulders in blood and hair

OR TO HELP FORGET THE HORRIBLE LUCK YOU HAD THAT DAY

That too - but then again, there's no such thing as a bad day in the woods.

Tomm, you need to hook up with Frank and go deer hunting in PA. My friends Jack was born and raised in Stroudsburg, PA, and got a deer every year since he was old enough to carry his own gun. Then he moved to NH and got shut out two years straight. Now every year he goes back home to visit his family and get his deer. He says that if you don't get one the first day you didn't walk far enough off the road.

[rednekkPH]

Like Tom said, the beer is for butchering time after the hunting is done. Nothing like a cold one when you're up to your shoulders in blood and hair

OR TO HELP FORGET THE HORRIBLE LUCK YOU HAD THAT DAY

That too - but then again, there's no such thing as a bad day in the woods.

Tomm, you need to hook up with Frank and go deer hunting in PA. My friends Jack was born and raised in Stroudsburg, PA, and got a deer every year since he was old enough to carry his own gun. Then he moved to NH and got shut out two years straight. Now every year he goes back home to visit his family and get his deer. He says that if you don't get one the first day you didn't walk far enough off the road.

I live within an hour of Stroudsburg. The hunting is actually even better a bit north where I'm at. Big buck may be few and far between, but there's no problem keeping the freezer full.

[land_shark3]

Fishing with dynamite ROCKS!!!!!!

what are dynamite rocks?

How did I know you would chime in with a comment like that?

[longlinergirl]

<~~~ sticking my tounge out at Tomm, and not in the good way either. No, I was not born in '72, but does that mean that I can't be proud that my team has accomplished what no other team has? I didn't start the comparison of the two teams. Anyway, wasn't this a hunting thread???

[ragtopW]

Hunting is very important for conservation,heard control,etc.............but shooting something from 3oo yards with a 30-06, or whatever does not seem like much of a sport for the object in the crosshairs.........not being critical...jus my take

I have hunted all my life and a fair shot and still wonder how pholks think a 300 yard shot is "easy" I've missed deer that stepped or bent down to eat a few times and sometimes they are moving so that easy shot is a myth. ....Most times I will try and get closer (much) But I do not claim to

be a sport I just like venison,antelope,ETC.
PS the last deer I took was a nice fat doe taken with a iron sight
pistol at about 50 yards.

[tommcat327]

Tomm, you need to hook up with Frank and go deer hunting in PA. My friends Jack was born and raised in Stroudsburg, PA, and got a deer every year since he was old enough to carry his own gun. Then he moved to NH and got shut out two years straight. Now every year he goes back home to visit his family and get his deer. He says that if you don't get one the first day you didn't walk far enough off the road.

i'd like to go to PA.i actually went through stroudsburg to get to cabelas,nice little town from what i could tell.
there are a lot fewer deer up north,but the ones that are there are huge.i'm not looking for a trophy though,i want to put meat in the freezer

[land_shark3]

PS the last deer I took was a nice fat doe

I keep forgetting that in other parts of the states, you can kill doe. I don't know if its a state law or local ordinance, but my buddies who hunt deer talk about the minimum point for kill. The could explain why the doe down here will walk right up to people.

[ragtopW]

PS the last deer I took was a nice fat doe

I keep forgetting that in other parts of the states, you can kill doe. I don't know if its a state law or local ordinance, but my buddies who hunt deer talk about the minimum point for kill. The could explain why the doe down here will walk right up to people.

It's a management issue. If you just kill the bucks than what happens???
besides there are some places in Idaho where at the right time of the year there are hundreds of deer on the alfalfa fields gotta thin out a few.

as much as I would like a nice rack to show I can't cook the
head.

[land_shark3]

besides there are some places in Idaho where at the right time of the year there are hundreds of deer on the alfalfa fields gotta thin out a few.

Very true; in Georgia we don't have to worry about the crops that much. That's what our midwestern brethren are for.

[ragtopW]

besides there are some places in Idaho where at the right time of the year there are hundreds of deer on the alfalfa fields gotta thin out a few.

Very true; in Georgia we don't have to worry about the crops that much. That's what our midwestern brethren are for.

Just keep the DR Pepper plant open OK ?

[rednekkPH]

I keep forgetting that in other parts of the states, you can kill doe. I don't know if its a state law or local ordinance, but my buddies who hunt deer talk about the minimum point for kill. The could explain why the doe down here will walk right up to people.

Both are true in PA. We can shoot doe or buck, however there are antler restrictions on the buck. Currently, a legal buck must have at least one antler with 3 distinct points.

[rednekkPH]

i'd like to go to PA.

Just let me know - Between friends and soon-to-be inlaws, I have access to well over 100 acres of private land that is great for deer hunting. I know the non-resident licenses are quite pricey, though.

[tommcat327]

i'd like to go to PA.

Just let me know - Between friends and soon-to-be inlaws, I have access to well over 100 acres of private land that is great for deer hunting. I know the non-resident licenses are quite pricey, though.

FRANK,PM ME SOME INFO ON NON RESIDENT HUNTING.I DONT REALLY CARE WHAT IT COSTS IF THE HUNTING IS GOOD AND I'M WITH GOOD PEOPLE.

[rednekkPH]

i'd like to go to PA.

Just let me know - Between friends and soon-to-be inlaws, I have access to well over 100 acres of private land that is great for deer hunting. I know the non-resident licenses are quite pricey, though.

FRANK,PM ME SOME INFO ON NON RESIDENT HUNTING.I DONT REALLY CARE WHAT IT COSTS IF THE HUNTING IS GOOD AND I'M WITH GOOD PEOPLE.

Incoming...

[zanth]

Both are true in PA. We can shoot doe or buck, however there are antler restrictions on the buck. Currently, a legal buck must have at least one antler with 3 distinct points.

Hmm...if we put antlers on Monkey Boy and put him out there, think we could pass him off for a deer?

[longlinergirl]

Zanth...is Monkey Boy banned again???

[zanth]

Zanth...is Monkey Boy banned again???

Yup, though not his fault this time, he's hoping Jim will unban him

[tommcat327]

Both are true in PA. We can shoot doe or buck, however there are antler restrictions on the buck. Currently, a legal buck must have at least one antler with 3 distinct points.

Hmm...if we put antlers on Monkey Boy and put him out there, think we could pass him off for a deer?

NO BUT I'D SHOOT HIM ANYWAY

[tommcat327]

i'd like to go to PA.

Just let me know - Between friends and soon-to-be inlaws, I have access to well over 100 acres of private land that is great for deer hunting. I know the non-resident licenses are quite pricey, though.

FRANK,PM ME SOME INFO ON NON RESIDENT HUNTING.I DONT REALLY CARE WHAT IT COSTS IF THE HUNTING IS GOOD AND I'M WITH GOOD PEOPLE.

Incoming...

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