Deer Season
01-23-2009 | 01:47 PM
#31
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
RE: Deer Season
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
OR how about grabbing a couple stools and sitting on the ground i did that for my first two deer and it seemed to work alright not to mention it cost a grand total of $20 to get one
ORIGINAL: StruttinGobbler3
In that case, save your money this year and invest in a good, lightweight climbing stand that you can carry in that far. It'll be worth every penny you spent when you connect with that first deer. Keep trying.
I know where Wisconsin deer like to lay, and thats in the thick forest to avoid the predators, and taking our ladder stand that far into the woods just can't be done.
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
01-23-2009 | 02:24 PM
#32
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From: Southwest Ohio
RE: Deer Season
rory- i have that same sweatshirt
centauri- you can pick up a cheap hang on for 30 bucks at diks sporting goods and then get some screw in tree steps and youll be up 15 feet for about 45 bucks. and you can bring hangons anywhere. i would try finding some private land to hunt.....you can do a lot more with it and dont have to worry about other hunters. put an add in the paper or just drive up to houses asking permission to hunt, or do some work for somebody for their land hunting rights. just some advice
centauri- you can pick up a cheap hang on for 30 bucks at diks sporting goods and then get some screw in tree steps and youll be up 15 feet for about 45 bucks. and you can bring hangons anywhere. i would try finding some private land to hunt.....you can do a lot more with it and dont have to worry about other hunters. put an add in the paper or just drive up to houses asking permission to hunt, or do some work for somebody for their land hunting rights. just some advice
01-23-2009 | 06:52 PM
#34
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From: Chetek, WI
RE: Deer Season
ORIGINAL: Rory/MO
So your equipment and tags must have cost about a penny?!
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
OR how about grabbing a couple stools and sitting on the ground i did that for my first two deer and it seemed to work alright not to mention it cost a grand total of $20 to get one
ORIGINAL: StruttinGobbler3
In that case, save your money this year and invest in a good, lightweight climbing stand that you can carry in that far. It'll be worth every penny you spent when you connect with that first deer. Keep trying.
I know where Wisconsin deer like to lay, and thats in the thick forest to avoid the predators, and taking our ladder stand that far into the woods just can't be done.
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
01-24-2009 | 09:35 AM
#35
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From: Darrtown, OH
RE: Deer Season
ORIGINAL: Rory/MO
So your equipment and tags must have cost about a penny?!
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
OR how about grabbing a couple stools and sitting on the ground i did that for my first two deer and it seemed to work alright not to mention it cost a grand total of $20 to get one
ORIGINAL: StruttinGobbler3
In that case, save your money this year and invest in a good, lightweight climbing stand that you can carry in that far. It'll be worth every penny you spent when you connect with that first deer. Keep trying.
I know where Wisconsin deer like to lay, and thats in the thick forest to avoid the predators, and taking our ladder stand that far into the woods just can't be done.
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
but you still come to ohio
01-24-2009 | 12:26 PM
#36
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From: Southwest Ohio
RE: Deer Season
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
actually there free if your a resident with your own land or on your parents land i hunt my parents land so i dont even need a licensebut you still come to ohio
ORIGINAL: Rory/MO
So your equipment and tags must have cost about a penny?!
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
OR how about grabbing a couple stools and sitting on the ground i did that for my first two deer and it seemed to work alright not to mention it cost a grand total of $20 to get one
ORIGINAL: StruttinGobbler3
In that case, save your money this year and invest in a good, lightweight climbing stand that you can carry in that far. It'll be worth every penny you spent when you connect with that first deer. Keep trying.
I know where Wisconsin deer like to lay, and thats in the thick forest to avoid the predators, and taking our ladder stand that far into the woods just can't be done.
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
but you still come to ohio
sorry to get off topic but jake i think you spelled amateur hunter wrong
01-24-2009 | 02:49 PM
#37
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From: Chetek, WI
RE: Deer Season
ORIGINAL: mossbergman11/OH
centauri get 12 g with 3 1/2 inch shells and just plow through the brush if nothing else works
sorry to get off topic but jake i think you spelled amateur hunter wrong
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
actually there free if your a resident with your own land or on your parents land i hunt my parents land so i dont even need a licensebut you still come to ohio
ORIGINAL: Rory/MO
So your equipment and tags must have cost about a penny?!
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
OR how about grabbing a couple stools and sitting on the ground i did that for my first two deer and it seemed to work alright not to mention it cost a grand total of $20 to get one
ORIGINAL: StruttinGobbler3
In that case, save your money this year and invest in a good, lightweight climbing stand that you can carry in that far. It'll be worth every penny you spent when you connect with that first deer. Keep trying.
I know where Wisconsin deer like to lay, and thats in the thick forest to avoid the predators, and taking our ladder stand that far into the woods just can't be done.
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
but you still come to ohio
sorry to get off topic but jake i think you spelled amateur hunter wrong
01-24-2009 | 03:17 PM
#38
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
RE: Deer Season
ORIGINAL: Centauri
I have a Remmington 870, that will plow through the brush, but if I can't see the deer, can I shoot it? No.
ORIGINAL: mossbergman11/OH
centauri get 12 g with 3 1/2 inch shells and just plow through the brush if nothing else works
sorry to get off topic but jake i think you spelled amateur hunter wrong
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
actually there free if your a resident with your own land or on your parents land i hunt my parents land so i dont even need a licensebut you still come to ohio
ORIGINAL: Rory/MO
So your equipment and tags must have cost about a penny?!
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
OR how about grabbing a couple stools and sitting on the ground i did that for my first two deer and it seemed to work alright not to mention it cost a grand total of $20 to get one
ORIGINAL: StruttinGobbler3
In that case, save your money this year and invest in a good, lightweight climbing stand that you can carry in that far. It'll be worth every penny you spent when you connect with that first deer. Keep trying.
I know where Wisconsin deer like to lay, and thats in the thick forest to avoid the predators, and taking our ladder stand that far into the woods just can't be done.
I'm comin' out to Ohio!
but you still come to ohio
sorry to get off topic but jake i think you spelled amateur hunter wrong
