Florida Question
08-06-2008 | 02:59 PM
#11
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: tampa fl USA
RE: Florida Question
ORIGINAL: bdhuntin
i think its all in how you take care of the meat. we cant hang the meat to let it age down here, so i leave it in a cooler with ice for a few days. every day drain the bloody water out and replace with fresh ice. works for me.
i think its all in how you take care of the meat. we cant hang the meat to let it age down here, so i leave it in a cooler with ice for a few days. every day drain the bloody water out and replace with fresh ice. works for me.
08-07-2008 | 01:34 AM
#12
Fork Horn
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Florida
RE: Florida Question
True I have eaten some 180 pound FEMALE hogs that were pretty darn good. Those big boar trophys people like to shoot are just rank. Even if I leave them in my cooler for a few days on ice they wont even make decent sausage.
08-07-2008 | 03:48 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
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From: palm bay fl
RE: Florida Question
I was told just yesterday by L.E.that when hunting private land , the landowner can hunt without a license only if they are homesteaded on that property.
If they arent homesteaded, or if you are renting/leasing the land, you have to have one.Yes, we were talking about deer hunting but i'd make sure before hunting anything.
I agree with the boar meat being good if you prepare it right...i've had one nasty hog, and thats because i didn't know what i was doing.....
If they arent homesteaded, or if you are renting/leasing the land, you have to have one.Yes, we were talking about deer hunting but i'd make sure before hunting anything.
I agree with the boar meat being good if you prepare it right...i've had one nasty hog, and thats because i didn't know what i was doing.....
08-07-2008 | 07:55 AM
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Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: WC FL
RE: Florida Question
ORIGINAL: huntnma
I was told just yesterday by L.E.that when hunting private land , the landowner can hunt without a license only if they are homesteaded on that property.
If they arent homesteaded, or if you are renting/leasing the land, you have to have one.Yes, we were talking about deer hunting but i'd make sure before hunting anything.
I was told just yesterday by L.E.that when hunting private land , the landowner can hunt without a license only if they are homesteaded on that property.
If they arent homesteaded, or if you are renting/leasing the land, you have to have one.Yes, we were talking about deer hunting but i'd make sure before hunting anything.
