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JakeyBaby

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  1. Just another zero for me tonight. Hard to believe.
  2. Just busting chops, muzzleloaders are not the fastest guns to reload obviously. So two bucks is a far stretch!
  3. Good thing my reloading skills are off the chart!
  4. Just got off the phone with the DEC, YES you can use both buck tags during the late season if you have the tags and both become either fun loving. That be said I got alot of work to do in the next few days. Lol
  5. I read that earlier, still doesn't specifically say you can take 2 bucks during the late season. BUT the way it reads I would say that yes you can if you have both tags.
  6. Back to the all tags are valid talk..... we were talking last night about it. If you still have both your buck tags...... are you allowed to use both during the late season if you choose or only one?
  7. Little inappropriate don't you think Rob? This is a family site..... lol
  8. Congrats! Great late season buck!
  9. Another side note that people don't think about is that our winters are much harder on the deer out west. That place a huge roll in the health of a herd.
  10. Exactly why I process my own! I don't trust what I'm getting back. That sucks man!
  11. Another little side note for my beliefs, comes down to education! The deer we hunt here in NY are by far alot smarter as far as hunter awareness goes! To kill a mature doe with a with a bow here is a task and a half, not to even mention a mature buck! Alot of the mid west States the pressure is MUCH lower and I'd bet a good percentage of the deer don't make much contact with humans through out a season more then a time or two. Our deer walk around looking up, which means harder to see let alone kill! So it's not that there not out there in good numbers, they just are to damn smart and beat us more times then not!
  12. I wouldn't be apposed to one buck myself, but if you guys look it up, the mid west States are no different in exception of Ohio. Iowa, Missouri, Indiana, and so on are all allowed at least 2 bucks and if you are a land owner you can get up to 3! So I don't believe it necessarily the numbers of bucks taken. It's the length of the shotgun/ rifle seasons and the timing of them. Not to mention the number of people of reside from state to state that hunt. I know where I am it's every other tree vs. Other places out west where it can be miles.
  13. Snowing like crazy! Took me longer to get home (6 miles ) then I actually sat.
  14. Wish it would stop snowing! Get these deer here a little faster....
  15. It was a pleasure to be there with both you and Hunter to recover him! Beutifull Buck for sure and no one deserves it as much as you! Congrats again Robert! Also I can confirm that not only did Rob have a big smile on his face I'm pretty sure he even took his shirt off at some point, and it was cold! The things a deer will make you do.......
  16. Just got done driving around since I couldn't hunt and the fields were loaded with deer from 330 on.
  17. Settled in between bedding and food, cut probably 100 set of tracks in my way in, was a pretty long walk. Could of hammered a couple big doe walking in but still waiting for the one.
  18. Awsome deer congratulations!
  19. Congrats to your nephew! The smile says it all!
  20. Skunked for the third night in a row! These deer are beating me up! At a loss as to what to do at this point.
  21. Dead for me tonight! Zero sightings once again! Has to change at some point...
  22. Forgot how nice it is to have snow!!
  23. Yea 2 row may have to be the way to go...... once you jump up to a 4 row the $$$ more then doubles. And with only leasing land and not owning it's tough to fork over big time bucks for equipment like that!
  24. Speaking of food....... by any chance does anyone know where I may be able to get my hands on a four row corn planter? Seem very tough to find! We have used 6 row in the past and is just to big for what I need.
  25. Standing Beans would be #1 on my list but good luck finding that, then corn (standing would be preferred ) obviously. Under 35 degrees grain is money. Over anything green should put deer in eyesight. Turnips are usually are go to for me this time of year but wait....... I don't have any left because they ate them all during bow season! First time that has happened for me, usually there are still tons left at this point.
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