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RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
"if we only had 1000 dpsm and giant 10 points the ne forums would almost be blank "
Probably be full of "good" commentary from pgc if treehuggers had never took over the PGC. |
RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
how should wildlife managment be funded
simply with money if they need more to even to the same job they have been you either give it/ let them do a worse job and cut things or they find it elsewhere imho there is no good answer to the question right know |
RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
There is no "eslewhere" for them to find it currently.
They havent "given in" because they havent gotten to the point yet where they must. They made meager insignificant cuts that they were all too willing to "live with" to avoid having to make changes. That is soon not to be the case. They "tested the water" with the rediculous offer of nothing, with the changes in the few wmus. The longer the holdout goes on, the higher the offer will increase. No doubt about it. |
RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter Original Coalcracker Here in the Northern part of the SE/Southern part of theNE, we have true bow hunters. They hunt with bow only, if they don't harvest a deer with a bow they don't go out with a rifle in rifle season just to try and fill their unused tag. That is the sign of a true bow hunters, which mygrandsons father is one of them, plus i have a son in N.Y. feels the same way. I also notice you didnt include yourself when you described what a real bowhunter is. Given your disregard for the Game laws, I'm glad that you don't put yourself in with our group. I have no problem with bow hunters as a group, just the ones that aren'ttruthful as are a lot of rifle hunters. How did you shoot a buck from his bed, did you know he was coming back or was that his area in the shed? |
RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
How did you shoot a buck from his bed, did you know he was coming back or was that his area in the shed? I walked in on him on my way to my stand. Had the benefit of a stiff crosswind whichhelped maskmy noise and kept my scent away. How I saw him first? I was intimately familiar with the area and sometimes busted deer from that very spot on my way in and I just was better than he was that particualr day and saw him first. A once in a lifetime situation? maybe. Lucky? Sure! I've found over the years that the longer you work at something te luckier you get. BTW, I know you'll ask. He was 3 1/2 and 130" |
RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
Why were you walking through a bedding area to get to your stand?
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RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
ORIGINAL: bluebird2 Why were you walking through a bedding area to get to your stand? |
RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter How did you shoot a buck from his bed, did you know he was coming back or was that his area in the shed? I walked in on him on my way to my stand. Had the benefit of a stiff crosswind whichhelped maskmy noise and kept my scent away. How I saw him first? I was intimately familiar with the area and sometimes busted deer from that very spot on my way in and I just was better than he was that particualr day and saw him first. A once in a lifetime situation? maybe. Lucky? Sure! I've found over the years that the longer you work at something te luckier you get. BTW, I know you'll ask. He was 3 1/2 and 130" My father had a hunting buddy, before I started hunting in '54, that could move through the woods like a native american, but he was a light footed Italian. He once shot an eight pointer in his bed, along a trail that hunters used to trail up and down the mountain. Yes he was a rack hunter and there were a lot of them years ago, no big deal to them if they didn't get a deer each year and when they did it was one to be proud of. |
RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
I'll explain it for you. It was the shortest distance to your stand from your parking spot.
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RE: How should Wildlife Management be funded?
ORIGINAL: Coalcracker ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter How did you shoot a buck from his bed, did you know he was coming back or was that his area in the shed? I walked in on him on my way to my stand. Had the benefit of a stiff crosswind whichhelped maskmy noise and kept my scent away. How I saw him first? I was intimately familiar with the area and sometimes busted deer from that very spot on my way in and I just was better than he was that particualr day and saw him first. A once in a lifetime situation? maybe. Lucky? Sure! I've found over the years that the longer you work at something te luckier you get. BTW, I know you'll ask. He was 3 1/2 and 130" My father had a hunting buddy, before I started hunting in '54, that could move through the woods like a native american, but he was a light footed Italian. He once shot an eight pointer in his bed, along a trail that hunters used to trail up and down the mountain. Yes he was a rack hunter and there were a lot of them years ago, no big deal to them if they didn't get a deer each year and when they did it was one to be proud of. |
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