Recent content by 1boonr

it will be a great thing for the guy that doesn't rely on trail cameras to tell him when to hunt on public ground. "Forget the cameras, Just hunt"

probably was shot from 100 yards and the guy has no idea he even hit it

i had bur oaks like that growing on my property in Illinois and my forester told me to let the trees decide who makes it.

I had 4 of them put in just like that last June 20th, got 2 inches of rain on the 24th which filled em halfway and with all the rain leading to July 6th they were full and have been since. mine are 5 feet deep with bentonite clay worked into the base

I released crowns on a walnut stand in Illinois and it absolutely helped with the growth over the next 20 years

some western states make any camera illegal during season, if it wasn't for thieves and trespassers i would definitely support that here

in Illinois you need permission from the landowner to retrieve a deer, and we always let people go that were not abusing our property. we would let them go after sunset so they wouldn't be doing a deer drive for their buddies. it would be great if they would give the landowner 24 hours to comply...

back in 2002 those idiots in Wisconsin had a plan to eradicate all deer in a 385 square mile zone. to think that you could actually do that should get your biologist degree canceled

eliminate all cameras and make and enforce real harsh trespass laws

getting rid of that landowner tag will save a huge number of bucks. most guys won't ever shoot 3 but they also won't shoot that 2nd one and end their season

most of the people that vote yes do not have the opportunity to hunt over a mowed corn field. I voted no because after season is over, I want to mow mine, so it all gets eaten before time to plant

Ohio goes till February 1st. Ohio is still producing mature bucks in spite of crossbows and corn piles somehow. I like hunting in the late season and never shoot something I wouldn't have shot on October 1st. how many shed bucks get shot with archery by accident?

I'm a landowner but would happily vote for 1 buck tag if it would bring the herd back. I would be interested to know the percentage of landowners willing to give up that extra tag. I suspect most of the people voting for 1 tag, including landowners, don't own land. much like the people that vote...

while we are at it get rid of scopes on guns

unfortunately, the ability of the drones to find a poorly hit deer is so good that it can encourage someone to take a poor shot knowing that they will find the deer regardless. for that reason, I'm against them at any time of year