ihunt4food replied on Feb 08: No Problem! 12.152.252.4
Yelper replied on Feb 06: ihunt, sorry I never saw the post until Saturday night. I went with a few guys and fished Glass Lake. We caught 14 pickerel and 6 bass. Allot of action, but none to enter. Your $10 got you a chance at a $550 Velixar depth finder. They also had door prizes, which took them a good hour to do. Great day and great tournament. 67.248.140.180
greenecounty1
another picture
Mon, Jan 25, 10
greenecounty1
bittersweet kinda feelin
Mon, Jan 25, 10
greenecounty1 replied on Feb 04: I had him scored by a Lt. Encon officer. He's 121 5/8. Not to bad. I know there's one that, if he don't get hit be a car, will be 4.5 next yr. A bigger 10 pointer was hit by a car during bow season right down the road and I've found 2 button buck hit already this winter. Sucks! 24.105.227.143
hollowvillehunter replied on Feb 03: not to busrt your bubble.. but more realistically after seeing your pics.. and with only an 18 in spread and short times im guessing your deer will score in the 105 range..either way sweet deer!!! 24.29.59.99
ketco5
trapping
Sun, Jan 24, 10
Bigunit68 replied on Jan 28: this is the site I found when i was looking for Coyote info. There are a lot of great guys willing to offer advice.
http://www.nodakoutdoors.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=80
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ketco5 replied on Jan 26: Thanks guys. I have been looking on the internet and asking around.I am starting at square one and really know nothing about it. I do know all the areas i hunt have a ton of coyotes that need to be removed 74.70.153.2
ridgerunner replied on Jan 26: Some good Magazines that cover alot of trapping are Fur-Fish-Game and Trapper and predator caller. I've bought alot of videos which were helpful also. Just google trapping and all kinds of stuff comes up. Fur prices are way down so now is the time to learn and make the mistakes, Good Luck 180.131.242.222
Yelper replied on Jan 24: I trapped when I was in high school, muskrats and raccoons. Your best bet is the web, NYS Trappers Assoc. has allot of info. I beleive you need to take the NYS Trappers Education course, of course so the state can collect a few bucks for a license. I did very well trapping the river for muskrats, but it was allot of work. You had to set and check your traps at low tide, so you may be checking late at night. Muskrats make runs in the mud leading to their houses under the banks and their huts that are visable in the water. They look like small beaver houses. 110 conibear traps worked very well when you find a good run. Leg hold traps for coons and fox on land. Good Luck 67.248.140.180
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