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Quote: And they tend to stick together, thinking of themselves as somehoe "better", or "more entitled". Zackly why the subordinates need to do some ball bustin' to make sure they learn they are not any "better" or "more entitled"... Brent

Quote: Peet - mulies where I used to live were the size I described Sure, I believe that, but you're saying 200#, in the field, after gutting right? Generally, with whitetail we get 50-70% of the "dressed" weight in meat. I shot a 118# doe this year (which is big), and we got about 75# back from the processor. Usually we do our own and we don't bother with the ribs, and we debone them. When we do that it's...

lol pretty funny. thats y I hunt in blinds.. hahaha

That was some good shooting.

I think it said they are donated for butchering. Of course, that might be the politically correct thing to say on the website.... __________________ U.S Army, Retired Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have a right to do and what is right to do. -Potter Stewart

Quote: Quote: I still think I get more benefit from hunting (Free therapy) and even if I do not bag anything, I am outside in the woods, enjoying the solitude when by myself or companionship of close friends. I don't really think I could put a price on that. An argument could be made that you could have that "therapy" for free. After all, unless killing something is the "therapy" then being outside in...

I would not have reviewed the pictures. If you just reported it, then you wouldn't know who you were reporting, and therefore could not be held accountable for it. You have reason to expect more from you superior officers, so in your mind you should have been reporting a "lesser" person...except that you reviewed the pictures. And they tend to stick together, thinking of themselves as somehoe "better",...

I usually agree with Daryl, and do again, but what he didn't mention is how a good dose of #4 buckshot from your trusty 12 gauge is hard to beat if you have heavy cover to hunt in. You need to keep your shots well within 50 yards, (30 or 40 is better) but that's a long way in heavy cover. As a matter of fact, it's often good to sit in a place where you CAN'T see more than 30 yards or so. Then the coyotes you see will be...

Dang gosh craziest hog huntin' I have ever seen are the video's on YOuTube titled "hog wars" where they bang away from a helo. Man, that could be a great retirement gift. I am hunting hogs on public land and having a heck of a time catching up to 'em. Stalking. NO big numbers, but the WMA's in the area have a few and the managers are trying hard not to let them get out of hand. Had no idea they ranged as...

It varies widely from state to state. When I lived in CA, any LEO could verify your tag, including CA DFG, the CHP, local deputy sheriffs you could find just about anywhere, or the game processors could do it. When I lived in NV, checking your tag was not required, but there were often NV Dept of Wildlife checkstations in "trophy management" areas. When I lived in ID, no check stations, just take the deer to the processor. In...