they are getting out of control up here. last season they changed it for two black bears a year and now allow us trappers to trap them.
The hunting/fishing thread!
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Been working on new catfish poles and rigs this spring! Planning to get the boat cleaned up and ready this weekend and possibly try everything out on the River!!!!
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Chuckie chicken
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Just clicking around trying to learn about chickens, (our 8 RIR pullets should be arriving this Friday), and stumbled onto this thread.
It looks a little shy on the hunting side, so I thought I would try to help with some random photos.
Spring turkey season starts April 25th, so we're getting geared up for that now. Here's last year's bird, typical tom, around 19lbs. Aside from the meat, I made a wing bone call and a folding fan decoy. Waste not want not.
Fall is deer season. I usually bow hunt around my place and muzzleloader hunt with a group about an hour away. This year I somehow managed to screw up my muzzleloader tag application and couldn't hunt that week, so it was bow only this year.
On the second last day of the season things finally came together. I'm embarrassed to say how many hours I sat in a tree this fall!
Aside from a full freezer, I did a European mount and included the snapped crossbow bolt that sealed the deal on an old hunk of wood I had.
The same group I hunt deer with hunts coyotes all winter. We track ourselves, no dogs, and try our best to outsmart them. Sometimes it works.
This year we finished up with 25. The fur goes to auction.
Just thought I'd drop in and say hi.
It looks a little shy on the hunting side, so I thought I would try to help with some random photos.
Spring turkey season starts April 25th, so we're getting geared up for that now. Here's last year's bird, typical tom, around 19lbs. Aside from the meat, I made a wing bone call and a folding fan decoy. Waste not want not.
Fall is deer season. I usually bow hunt around my place and muzzleloader hunt with a group about an hour away. This year I somehow managed to screw up my muzzleloader tag application and couldn't hunt that week, so it was bow only this year.
On the second last day of the season things finally came together. I'm embarrassed to say how many hours I sat in a tree this fall!Aside from a full freezer, I did a European mount and included the snapped crossbow bolt that sealed the deal on an old hunk of wood I had.
The same group I hunt deer with hunts coyotes all winter. We track ourselves, no dogs, and try our best to outsmart them. Sometimes it works.
This year we finished up with 25. The fur goes to auction.Just thought I'd drop in and say hi.
nice to see another Canadian hunter here.Just clicking around trying to learn about chickens, (our 8 RIR pullets should be arriving this Friday), and stumbled onto this thread.
It looks a little shy on the hunting side, so I thought I would try to help with some random photos.
Spring turkey season starts April 25th, so we're getting geared up for that now. Here's last year's bird, typical tom, around 19lbs. Aside from the meat, I made a wing bone call and a folding fan decoy. Waste not want not.
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Fall is deer season. I usually bow hunt around my place and muzzleloader hunt with a group about an hour away. This year I somehow managed to screw up my muzzleloader tag application and couldn't hunt that week, so it was bow only this year.
Aside from a full freezer, I did a European mount and included the snapped crossbow bolt that sealed the deal on an old hunk of wood I had.
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The same group I hunt deer with hunts coyotes all winter. We track ourselves, no dogs, and try our best to outsmart them. Sometimes it works.
Just thought I'd drop in and say hi.
nice turkey, deer and awesome job on the coyotes. that should save some grouse and fawns.
am planning to go bear hunting in the coming week or two our season starts tomorrow.
good luck!
never gone cat fishing, but always looked like a lot of fun. heard they fight hard.
Happy to have you join us!!!! And wondering if you bother to cut the back straps off the coyotes?????? They are delicious!!!!Just clicking around trying to learn about chickens, (our 8 RIR pullets should be arriving this Friday), and stumbled onto this thread.
It looks a little shy on the hunting side, so I thought I would try to help with some random photos.
Spring turkey season starts April 25th, so we're getting geared up for that now. Here's last year's bird, typical tom, around 19lbs. Aside from the meat, I made a wing bone call and a folding fan decoy. Waste not want not.
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Fall is deer season. I usually bow hunt around my place and muzzleloader hunt with a group about an hour away. This year I somehow managed to screw up my muzzleloader tag application and couldn't hunt that week, so it was bow only this year.
Aside from a full freezer, I did a European mount and included the snapped crossbow bolt that sealed the deal on an old hunk of wood I had.
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The same group I hunt deer with hunts coyotes all winter. We track ourselves, no dogs, and try our best to outsmart them. Sometimes it works.
Just thought I'd drop in and say hi.
Chuckie chicken
Chicken Chucker
Thanks. Good luck bear hunting, sounds like fun!
Chuckie chicken
Chicken Chucker
I've never tried that. Most of the coyotes we shoot smell so nasty I don't know if I could do it!
Cat fishing is fun. We have been having so much rain lately all my troutlines are under water. Only been able to get to them to run em 3 times in the last 2 months. Been tearing crappie up on my farm pond.
I've had coyote once, it wasn't bad but not something I would go out of my way to eat. Besides the ones around my house all seem to have the mange and are so poor I don't know how they have such large numbers.
I've had coyote once, it wasn't bad but not something I would go out of my way to eat. Besides the ones around my house all seem to have the mange and are so poor I don't know how they have such large numbers.
Give it to Muddy... she'll eat anything!I've never tried that. Most of the coyotes we shoot smell so nasty I don't know if I could do it!
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