hunting vs shooting
#11
RE: hunting vs shooting
ORIGINAL: timbercruiser
Crokit maybe you could tell us, in detail,how you hunt deer?
Crokit maybe you could tell us, in detail,how you hunt deer?
Timber: I'd love to. I could talk about it all day long. In a nutshell, stillhunting public land in the HighPeaks region of the Adirondacks, and Conneticut Hill public lands in the southern tier.
Not sure what the problem is with trying to find a web site for hunting deer without use of bait. How is that any different than posting questions about what's the best method to bait deer. Definitley, IMHO, a goose and gander problem. I do appreciate the info from the fellas in ND though. Thanks guys!
#12
RE: hunting vs shooting
ORIGINAL: crokit
Actually I have, on a number of occasions. I can live with being called an elitist, just as you can with being known as a deer and bear hog. No biggie. As I've stated a number of times " to each his own ". Handle it.
ORIGINAL: DeerandbearhoG
So when you are successful at "hunting" a deer, do you skip the "shooting" part? Freakin elitist
So when you are successful at "hunting" a deer, do you skip the "shooting" part? Freakin elitist
Actually I have, on a number of occasions. I can live with being called an elitist, just as you can with being known as a deer and bear hog. No biggie. As I've stated a number of times " to each his own ". Handle it.
S
#13
RE: hunting vs shooting
Don't Coues deer munch on prickly pear cactus in the desert? JK. Simply asking for info on a site dedicated to HUNTING deer without use of bait. This site has every other imaginable forum, including a few that you speak of.
I have to admit though, I got a kick out of your inexperienced, sucky statement.
I have to admit though, I got a kick out of your inexperienced, sucky statement.
#14
RE: hunting vs shooting
I used to LOVE still hunting & spot & stalk with a bow, as well as stand hunting with a bow, until I got all broke up, now I hunt with bow (increasing less), muzzleloader, and centerfire rifle. Between my back & shoulder problems, and needing total knee replacement, I'm doing good to hobble to a ground blind. I don't claim to be better than anybody else though, and have bowhunted since 1974. We all have our own styles and while a certain style may not be MY way, I will fight to protect ANY ethical legal style of hunting-regardless of wether I hunt that way or not. We're all in this fight to protect our rights together so we need to find common ground and stick together.
#15
RE: hunting vs shooting
ORIGINAL: DeerandbearhoG
In my experience mr crokit, when someone goes out of their way to declare themselves as bow only,mature big buck only, or no bait hunter, in your case, (which is a misnomer unless you are hunting deer in the desert) it usually means they are inexperienced or just plain sucky hunters that have not had much success in the field and adopt the "i do it the hard way" attitude to validate their lack of success. Experienced and successful hunters know all deer hunting is hard and success, by any method is an accomplishment.
S
In my experience mr crokit, when someone goes out of their way to declare themselves as bow only,mature big buck only, or no bait hunter, in your case, (which is a misnomer unless you are hunting deer in the desert) it usually means they are inexperienced or just plain sucky hunters that have not had much success in the field and adopt the "i do it the hard way" attitude to validate their lack of success. Experienced and successful hunters know all deer hunting is hard and success, by any method is an accomplishment.
S
#16
RE: hunting vs shooting
crokit,
You're gonna be hard pressed to find a site dedicated to ONLY your type of hunting. Almost every single deer hunter hunts them near a food source. Whether it be a food plot, oak tree grove, feeder, etc... If you're attitude is "to each their own" why can't you just sift through the baiting threads and find something you want to read?
You're gonna be hard pressed to find a site dedicated to ONLY your type of hunting. Almost every single deer hunter hunts them near a food source. Whether it be a food plot, oak tree grove, feeder, etc... If you're attitude is "to each their own" why can't you just sift through the baiting threads and find something you want to read?
#17
RE: hunting vs shooting
First off if you truly believe "to each your own" then why would you post in such a manner????[&:]
JME but those most opposed to technique (s)are often those who have little to no experience with that technique (be it choice, cost or legality). Ie; hunting deer with dogs is illegal here and I have no experience with this technique. Any commentI make about this techniqueis really an assumption as I don't have any experience ora clue what's involved! Same goes for baiting if it applies to you!
FWIW baiting is legal here, though I don't use the technique. I do however know what's involved with baiting for as I spent a number of years in the outfitting business here in saskatchewan. Even though I have my own personal reasons for not emloying baiting as a technique you will not find me saying it's just shooting vs hunting.
In response to declaration of a hunters standards, lets not forget hunting is a personal endeavour and as such if one choses to declare he or she is: bow, mature, etc only then we should not care nor view it as a swipe to our personal hunting choices. UNLESS it is followed by chastising, demeaning banter (this includes non trophy or meat hunters as much as those who declare themselves as "trophy hunters")! We are all still hunters at the core. Like mentioned we must remain united, even if we don't always agree!
JME but those most opposed to technique (s)are often those who have little to no experience with that technique (be it choice, cost or legality). Ie; hunting deer with dogs is illegal here and I have no experience with this technique. Any commentI make about this techniqueis really an assumption as I don't have any experience ora clue what's involved! Same goes for baiting if it applies to you!
FWIW baiting is legal here, though I don't use the technique. I do however know what's involved with baiting for as I spent a number of years in the outfitting business here in saskatchewan. Even though I have my own personal reasons for not emloying baiting as a technique you will not find me saying it's just shooting vs hunting.
In response to declaration of a hunters standards, lets not forget hunting is a personal endeavour and as such if one choses to declare he or she is: bow, mature, etc only then we should not care nor view it as a swipe to our personal hunting choices. UNLESS it is followed by chastising, demeaning banter (this includes non trophy or meat hunters as much as those who declare themselves as "trophy hunters")! We are all still hunters at the core. Like mentioned we must remain united, even if we don't always agree!
#18
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
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RE: hunting vs shooting
ORIGINAL: crokit
Timber: I'd love to. I could talk about it all day long. In a nutshell, stillhunting public land in the HighPeaks region of the Adirondacks, and Conneticut Hill public lands in the southern tier.
Not sure what the problem is with trying to find a forum for hunting deer without use of bait. How is that any different than posting questions about what's the best method to bait deer. Definitley, IMHO, a goose and gander problem. I do appreciate the info from the fellas in ND though. Thanks guys!
ORIGINAL: timbercruiser
Crokit maybe you could tell us, in detail,how you hunt deer?
Crokit maybe you could tell us, in detail,how you hunt deer?
Timber: I'd love to. I could talk about it all day long. In a nutshell, stillhunting public land in the HighPeaks region of the Adirondacks, and Conneticut Hill public lands in the southern tier.
Not sure what the problem is with trying to find a forum for hunting deer without use of bait. How is that any different than posting questions about what's the best method to bait deer. Definitley, IMHO, a goose and gander problem. I do appreciate the info from the fellas in ND though. Thanks guys!
Not many places here in the west you can bait, none that I am aware of and although its not my thing I can't fault those who do legally. If I were looking for like minded hunters I use a different approach.
#19
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Figured a forum titled hunting was a good place to start. I was was looking for a web site.
#20
RE: hunting vs shooting
ORIGINAL: SWThomas
crokit,
If you're attitude is "to each their own" why can't you just sift through the baiting threads and find something you want to read?
crokit,
If you're attitude is "to each their own" why can't you just sift through the baiting threads and find something you want to read?
that IS what I do now.