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Old 03-17-2005 | 08:04 PM
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I prefer reality........I ask people year round to try and find new spots. I have permission to hunt 4 new areas this coming year so far.......ALL of them have stated I can only bring one other person with me and I HAVE to be there if they are.......and I accept that because it is there land and their rules. I will most likely only get to hunt those places once or twice because I will almost always have at least 5 other people in my party.........but some days people will have to work so I will do what I can. I continue to ask just like I have for the last 15 years. What you don't understand because you are not from around here is that because hunting is only allowed in certain areas so everyone in areas that don't have hunting are looking for spots just like I am. There is no such thing as getting permission to hunt a large piece of land that is not already hunted by a bunch of other guys..........if someone says YES.......they have said YES before and you walk into land sometimes more crowded then the state forests...........I could sit around and pretend all day long that every land owner for miles has huge bucks on their land that would gladly let me hunt if only I would ask........and bringing 2-3 trucks full of hunters with me is NEVER a problem........but there's not.....and it IS so I prefer to deal with reality and continue to do my best with the hand I was dealt.
Here is reality. You saw a 10 and a 12 point on your property where the town says it's illegal to hunt. Great that's the law. We both agree the town ends somewhere right? I'm not going to spell out to you other ways of getting permission to hunt. I've pointed out many of times how I gain permision through casual conversation. Be it at a bar, party or social event. Those are only a few. I know of 3 other ways I will keep close to my chest just like a person holding a straight flush with all in. Don't look at it as a no win situation but as a challenge to over come. This advice is coming from someone who hunted 7 manacured acres in the middle of multi million dollar homes and a wife who absolutely is against hunting. As far as the neighbors, I never asked but I'm sure many were against hunting. It can be done but not if your negative. Try a new tactic.

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Old 03-17-2005 | 09:30 PM
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Here is reality. You saw a 10 and a 12 point on your property where the town says it's illegal to hunt. Great that's the law. We both agree the town ends somewhere right?
Man.......you just don't get it. Not only have I told you 10 times already that I wouldn't shoot a deer that will come up and eat from my hand........but even if I wanted to I couldn't hunt those deer. It is illegal. The woods they live in is in the middle of a suburban town where you can't even discharge a weapon, let alone hunt. That's it. The woods don't lead to other woods......they don't funnel to a huntable location. The deer would have to walk about 10-15 miles down open paved roads and cross multiple 6 lane busy streets and the interstate just to get anywhere near huntable ground. I know you want desperately to believe that I could hunt these deer but just don't know how (and you do)..........but it ain't happening.

There is plenty of huntable land out there for me to try and get permission for without banging my head against the wall trying to come up with a way to hunt where it is illegal to hunt.


I'm not going to spell out to you other ways of getting permission to hunt.
I never asked you to..........and I don't need you to.


I've pointed out many of times how I gain permision through casual conversation. Be it at a bar, party or social event. Those are only a few. I know of 3 other ways I will keep close to my chest just like a person holding a straight flush with all in.
I see a couple hundred people in my office every week.......I have worked my way into plenty of opportunities and have no problems breeching the subject........Hell I ran into a guy in Applebee's two weeks ago that I haven't seen in 10 years. 5 minutes into the conversation I had permission to hunt on his brothers land about 1/2 hour from my home. Should be nice but he only has 5 acres and I have to go see what my options are surrounding it. The lady that cuts my hair FINALLY caved in and said I could hunt her parents land this year (potential jackpot).......they have 40 acres that borders 240 of a farm that she says she has known since she was a girl and he will let me hunt his land too. I have to visit a farmer in the spring that is kicking all the trophy hunters off his land because they aren't killing any does.........the farm I killed my buck on this year has tons of potential for more opportunities now that we have shown we are responsible and nice guys.

Don't worry about me dude........I am working it 24-7. Just don't give me the stink-eye when I tell you that finding someone to open there land up to a bunch of guys is not easy around here........if I could take a couple guys to every place I have permission to hunt alone I wouldn't even be looking anymore.........some day I will hit the right guy on the right day.


Don't look at it as a no win situation
When did I say it was a no win situation?? Look at it from my point of view for a second. I am the one out there all year with my nose to the ground looking for land and I know what it is like around here........but I have to read about how I just don't know how to get it done and how I can really hunt deer that are in my own yard only I don't know it.........well, that gets old real fast.........especially from someone that knows nothing about where I live or the land I hunt.
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Old 03-18-2005 | 06:38 AM
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Since the remark was made about hunting then you would have to show I do something illegal or unethical while hunting to be a hypocrite.

You already knew that though........because you are so smart

Now go kill a turkey with a rock
Atlas,

I have no doubt that despite the learning deficit that even you know what a hypocrite you made of yourself. Not that I am surprised it's just nice to see you confirm that you are in fact as big a joke as I thought you were
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Old 03-18-2005 | 08:11 AM
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Since the remark was made about hunting then you would have to show I do something illegal or unethical while hunting to be a hypocrite.

You already knew that though........because you are so smart

Now go kill a turkey with a rock
Atlas,

I have no doubt that despite the learning deficit that even you know what a hypocrite you made of yourself. Not that I am surprised it's just nice to see you confirm that you are in fact as big a joke as I thought you were
If you aren't smart enough to understand the english language or how to use it then I guess you are doomed to a life of ignorance.

Have fun with that

Why don't you show us all how saying when you are hunting you do everything ethically and legally.........is hypocritical because I shoot my bow for practice where technically I'm not supposed to.

By your logic I am a hypocrite for doing everything legally when I hunt and then jaywalking from time to time or speeding.......after all both are breaking the law and have nothing to do with hunting just like your example.

Try Hooked on Phonics dude

Nothing like a lecture on ethics from a guy who wants to hunt turkey with rocks
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Old 03-18-2005 | 09:06 AM
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Ok Silent, what's the story with the rocks?
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Old 03-18-2005 | 10:34 AM
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lol.....DC there really isn't a story it's just the only thing atlas is smart enough to come up with. I once said that I could kill a tureky with a rock (being sarcastic of course) in a debate about whether it was tougher to kill a mature buck or a mature gobbler.

atlas,

Face it you're a hypocrite and a criminal and now you have proved it for us. I don't blame you. If I had made as big an @$$ of myself as you have I would want to try to spin it and get the spotlight off me too. Unfortunately, it's too late for that now that you've outed yourself for what you really are Be careful stepping off that high horse though.............that first steps a dooozy[8D]
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Old 03-18-2005 | 12:12 PM
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I agree with passing on young bucks.Like many of you I do not want to impose my beliefs on anyone else.If someone is engaging in hunting activity that is legal it is hard to find fault with them.How ever my personal opinion is that if we are ever to see a decent level of older class bucks it will be necessary to pass on younger bucks.As a mature hunter it does nothing for me to kill a young buck.They are the most naive unaware animal in the woods.I will shoot a doe before I will kill a young buck.
I do not wish to deny a young hunter the opportunity to harvest an animal but why is it so critical for them to harvest a buck.Why isn't it every bit as admirable to harvest a doe,why does that does life have any less importance in the form of reward or challenge to the hunter.I believe it has to do with cultural issues,the young hunter believes it is more important to harvest a buck because that has been what they have been taught.
We need to work on changing the culture!In my area of New York State the only reason bucks are so difficult to kill is because there are so few of them.Our herd balance is easily 12 mature does to every buck.This is not a natural balance in any form of animal species.Why is this acceptable to our DEC and our hunting community?
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Old 03-18-2005 | 04:53 PM
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(being sarcastic of course)
Of course


atlas,

Face it you're a hypocrite and a criminal and now you have proved it for us.
I admit I shoot my bow for practice where technically it is illegal..........and I speed from time to time and I have jaywalked a few times here and there. I even once went through a red light and didn't come to a complete stop at a sign..........I had a beer or 2 before I was legal age too [] None of those has anything to do with hunting........it's a shame you aren't bright enough to understand the meaning of hypocrite. Totally expected..........but still a shame. Most kids learn that in grade school.


If I had made as big an @$$ of myself
You have it spelled out twice in your username so everyone knows not to expect much from you


it's too late for that now that you've outed yourself for what you really are
A hunter that does everything legally and ethically??..........Boy that IS embarrassing

Oh.......that's right!!.......You are an admitted poacher who stays on stand past legal shooting hours. I forgot that little gem from your past postings.

Let's see here........someone who wants to hunt turkey with rocks and poaches deer after legal shooting hours have passed lecturing someone else on ethics and the law. No hypocrisy there
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Old 03-18-2005 | 06:14 PM
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I admit I shoot my bow for practice where technically it is illegal
So which is it considered? Technically a misdemeanor or technically a felony the discharging of a firearm with in city limits.
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Old 03-18-2005 | 09:06 PM
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I admit I shoot my bow for practice where technically it is illegal
So which is it considered? Technically a misdemeanor or technically a felony the discharging of a firearm with in city limits.

Why do you ask?
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