Hunting Over Feeders
09-08-2007 | 11:43 PM
#82
Bartender
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From: Wisconsin
RE: Hunting Over Feeders
Amen brother
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
Again, just dropping in to say that I'm extremely proud of our veteran members here for discussing issues so diplomatically -- you guys make me proud, as always... Let's make sure we all learn from those examples and not take things to a personal level.
Again, just dropping in to say that I'm extremely proud of our veteran members here for discussing issues so diplomatically -- you guys make me proud, as always... Let's make sure we all learn from those examples and not take things to a personal level.
09-08-2007 | 11:57 PM
#83
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Site Bouncer
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From: Illinois
RE: Hunting Over Feeders
ORIGINAL: Michigan hunter14
BigJ12, look at what our little friendly debate turned into
BigJ12, look at what our little friendly debate turned into
Overall I think it's going fine, I thinkyou and I"set the tone" thanks again for the good conversation.
09-09-2007 | 12:00 AM
#84
Fork Horn
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From: Saginaw,MI
RE: Hunting Over Feeders
ORIGINAL: BigJ12
Michigan,
Overall I think it's going fine, I thinkyou and I"set the tone" thanks again for the good conversation.
ORIGINAL: Michigan hunter14
BigJ12, look at what our little friendly debate turned into
BigJ12, look at what our little friendly debate turned into
Overall I think it's going fine, I thinkyou and I"set the tone" thanks again for the good conversation.
Not a problem, anytime. And thank you!
09-09-2007 | 12:02 AM
#85
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From: Da U.P. eh!
RE: Hunting Over Feeders
I BELIEVE THAT SCOUTING WITH CAMERAS IS UNFAIR!If people want to do It does'nt make it right,where is the fair chase in having a camera out in the woods taking pictures of the deer,why not get a camera go sit in the woods and get pics that way! It's because there's no way you could!now please drop the baiting or not subject!
09-09-2007 | 12:34 AM
#86
Nontypical Buck
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From: Deer Country
RE: Hunting Over Feeders
ORIGINAL: Drizzu213
I BELIEVE THAT SCOUTING WITH CAMERAS IS UNETHICAL!If people want to do It does'nt make it right,where is the fair chase in having a camera out in the woods taking pictures of the deer,why not get a camera go sit in the woods and get pics that way! It's because there's no way you could!now please drop the baiting or not subject!
I BELIEVE THAT SCOUTING WITH CAMERAS IS UNETHICAL!If people want to do It does'nt make it right,where is the fair chase in having a camera out in the woods taking pictures of the deer,why not get a camera go sit in the woods and get pics that way! It's because there's no way you could!now please drop the baiting or not subject!
09-09-2007 | 12:41 AM
#87
Spike
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RE: Hunting Over Feeders
i grew up in south dakota, everything i hunted was spot and stalk or still hunted. i never understood why somebody would want to hunt out of a tree stand or over a feeder.(we used to say that hunting out of a tree stand was deer WAITING, not deer HUNTING
) now, i live in central texas and it's clear as a bell to me. in many areas here the terrain simply does not support "my" kind of hunting. there are cedars so thick in some places that a person is hard pressed to even walk through them, let alone do it quietly. makes still hunting pretty difficult, if not impossible. spot and stalk is difficult because its hard to spot something when you can only see for thirty feet in any direction. so while stalking up on mule deer will always be first in my book, this year you're gonna find me up in a tripod or a tree stand probably by my brand new feeder or pig pipe waiting for whitetail and hogs to come by. i guess my point is its pretty hard to judge somebody or say i'd never do that until you live where the other guy does and have to hunt his area. I never thought you'd see me in a stand and look at me now.
) now, i live in central texas and it's clear as a bell to me. in many areas here the terrain simply does not support "my" kind of hunting. there are cedars so thick in some places that a person is hard pressed to even walk through them, let alone do it quietly. makes still hunting pretty difficult, if not impossible. spot and stalk is difficult because its hard to spot something when you can only see for thirty feet in any direction. so while stalking up on mule deer will always be first in my book, this year you're gonna find me up in a tripod or a tree stand probably by my brand new feeder or pig pipe waiting for whitetail and hogs to come by. i guess my point is its pretty hard to judge somebody or say i'd never do that until you live where the other guy does and have to hunt his area. I never thought you'd see me in a stand and look at me now.
09-10-2007 | 07:14 AM
#89
Dominant Buck
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RE: Hunting Over Feeders
So should there be a separate entry area for animals killed over baited areasin the record books?
I'm all for it.
09-10-2007 | 05:50 PM
#90
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From: Da U.P. eh!
RE: Hunting Over Feeders
ORIGINAL: solocamcan
There's no way to grab a camera, climb in your stand with itand take a picture? Man Drizz....your skills are VERY limited.
ORIGINAL: Drizzu213
I BELIEVE THAT SCOUTING WITH CAMERAS IS UNETHICAL!If people want to do It does'nt make it right,where is the fair chase in having a camera out in the woods taking pictures of the deer,why not get a camera go sit in the woods and get pics that way! It's because there's no way you could!now please drop the baiting or not subject!
I BELIEVE THAT SCOUTING WITH CAMERAS IS UNETHICAL!If people want to do It does'nt make it right,where is the fair chase in having a camera out in the woods taking pictures of the deer,why not get a camera go sit in the woods and get pics that way! It's because there's no way you could!now please drop the baiting or not subject!