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Matt/NC 12-11-2008 11:43 AM

RE: How long is the gun season in your State ?
 
We have 1 week of muzzleloader in Oct. in my zone followed by 5 weeks of rifle in Nov- Dec. but rumor is our rifle season may be extended from sometime early october thu Dec or even into Jan.

magicman54494 12-11-2008 11:51 AM

RE: How long is the gun season in your State ?
 

ORIGINAL: DropTine249

I do NOT have a problem with gun hunters, I get out with a gun now and then.

But, lets face it- as bowhunters we generally hunt 98% with bow and go out on occasion with a firearm.

I love my muzzleloader, slug gun and my waterfowl guns. Thing is, I have little desire to gun hunt. I think people see guns as a way to get done what they've failed to do with a bow.

In NJ, you wont see many small bucks checked in during archery season. A lot of the arcehry hunters actually practice some form of QDM, however lax it may be.

Once the firearms season rolls in, every little scrapper, dinker, baby buck in the woods is shot by some gun totting hero..

So, while I support all types of hunting, and anyone can shoot what they want- I think limiting the gun season in NJ would restrict and limit the oppurtunity these "warriors" have to shoot small bucks, and, in turn, increase the quality of the bucks.
I hate it when people make comments like this.[:'(]

joemr1288 12-11-2008 11:54 AM

RE: How long is the gun season in your State ?
 
Here in michigan shotgun goes from november 15th-30th, then muzzleloader from Dec. 1st-21st I believe, then bow season ends Dec. 31st and sometimes have a late doe season here as well, just depends.

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Hunter_59 12-11-2008 11:57 AM

RE: How long is the gun season in your State ?
 

ORIGINAL: DropTine249

But, lets face it- as bowhunters we generally hunt 98% with bow and go out on occasion with a firearm.

This is correct for my way of hunting. Bowhunting is by far my favorite season, but Illinois does give you the shotgun season in 2 seperate weekend seasons, with the first weekend during the peak of the rut. It's very hard to not want to hunt this weekend.



jklink 12-11-2008 11:57 AM

RE: How long is the gun season in your State ?
 
Texas

bow only season: this year Sept. 27th - Oct. 31st (35 days) , but you can bowhunt through the end of rifle season as well, just keep in mind that there will be rifle hunters out and about.
rifle



North Texas (199 counties)
November 1, 2008-January 4, 2009 (65 days)

Panhandle (6 counties)
November 22-December 7, 2008 (16 days)

South Texas (30 counties)
November 1, 2008-January 18, 2009 (79 days)

There is also a late antlerless and spike season:




Edwards Plateau (39 counties)
January 5-18, 2009

South Texas (30 counties)
January 19-February 1, 2009

Muzzleloader (23 counties)
January 10-18, 2009

and a special youth season on Oct. 25th and 26th, with a rifle, during the general archery season.

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buttonbuckmaster 12-11-2008 12:02 PM

RE: How long is the gun season in your State ?
 

ORIGINAL: 125py

7 shotgun
3 muzzleloader
3 days shotgun/muzzleloader/Pistol for does only
Don't forget the 2 day youth firearm season in early October.

Hunter_59 12-11-2008 12:04 PM

RE: How long is the gun season in your State ?
 

ORIGINAL: DropTine249


This is correct for my way of hunting. Bowhunting is by far my favorite season, but Illinois does give you the shotgun season in 2 seperate weekend seasons, with the first weekend during the peak of the rut. It's very hard to not want to hunt this weekend.
You can't bowhunt during that gun season ?

No, bowhunting is closed for the firearms seasons.


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