chopper30 wrote:
Let me ask this. If I catch a dog running deer through my private property, tie him up to a tree, and when his owner gets there file an affidavit for trespassing, is this considered entrapment? After all his dog and him letting it out started it... Any lawyers here?
BIG TIMBER wrote:chopper30 wrote:
Let me ask this. If I catch a dog running deer through my private property, tie him up to a tree, and when his owner gets there file an affidavit for trespassing, is this considered entrapment? After all his dog and him letting it out started it... Any lawyers here?
You want some cheese with that wine. All I have been hearing is Bow hunters crying about rifle season opening. Ya'll have been hunting now for 7 weeks!! Shut up!! It's our turn!!
Good post. I agree. I have changed my tune. No longer will I work hard to get everything right and get a deer within 40 yards to shoot, NO, I'm gonna be lazy and sit my !@# in a shooting house and shoot anything that comes within 400 yards! That's the way it's done!!!!! I'M PUMPED UP!!! WHEW!!!!!!!!! Shoot everything that walks, "it's our turn!"
MSDuckmen wrote:Good post. I agree. I have changed my tune. No longer will I work hard to get everything right and get a deer within 40 yards to shoot, NO, I'm gonna be lazy and sit my !@# in a shooting house and shoot anything that comes within 400 yards! That's the way it's done!!!!! I'M PUMPED UP!!! WHEW!!!!!!!!! Shoot everything that walks, "it's our turn!"
NOW YOUR TALKING...
I have stayed out of this for the most part however I would like to address one issue. Regardless of what kind of hunting you value be it bow or gun it should not be a conflict between the two.
We are all out here because of the passion that we get from the heritage.
When I see different groups dogging the other because they don't use the same weapons it is another example of just how selfish we as a organization have become. When will we as a group learn to become one?
Remember the term divide and conquer? Well? we are on our way to being there.
I need meat, rifle fetch meat!
camlock wrote:So naturally I am not looking forward to tomorrow morning b/c of the changes caused by more hunting pressure and gunfire lighting up the woods.
chopper30 wrote:camlock wrote:So naturally I am not looking forward to tomorrow morning b/c of the changes caused by more hunting pressure and gunfire lighting up the woods.
You feed this crap to someone else, cause i ain't hungry! I already tried to get you to join widowwhacker, tuel2 and myself for a hunt this weekend, but yo foot hurts..... You ain't gonna be out there, so you don't give a hoot what happens whinny butt. Since yo foot hurts, we'll post pics of the fun we have this weekend...
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waterfowlwidowmaker wrote:If I wasn't obligated to stay in Baton Rouge and socialize with the wife's bosses for the OM/LSU game, I would took you up in a heartbeat! It's not the foot. Give a brotha a raincheck!
camlock wrote:Even worse, your missing a weekend at camp to go to a Ole Piss game? Dude, i'm seriously starting to worry about you.
I don't wanna go and miss the hunting. I have to shake hands and kiss babies and all that with the people they pay our bills...they expect us to tailgate and come to the game and all that cause they gave us tickets as a surprise. 
Good post. I agree. I have changed my tune. No longer will I work hard to get everything right and get a deer within 40 yards to shoot, NO, I'm gonna be lazy and sit my !@# in a shooting house and shoot anything that comes within 400 yards! That's the way it's done!!!!! I'M PUMPED UP!!! WHEW!!!!!!!!! Shoot everything that walks, "it's our turn!"
waterfowlwidowmaker wrote:I have changed my tune on this matter due to all the hardwork, patience, woodsmanship, and ethics it takes to be a bowhunter. From now on I see a deer, I kill a deer. Yardage shooldn't be an issue for me this year.
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