ShaunM

Are you ever going to learn they are little people who like to smoke crack.

DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.....what was I talking about.

I use ladder stands or built stands but they stay up year round on my property. Not sure what a good climer would be.

I looked at the harvested game pictures and they do look impressive.

Won't be going there anytime soon.

Kill a hog get a male stripper for free.

Man this thread is old.

You can find more coydogs in the cities that have good populations of coyotes.

Shoot them as you would a coyote.

Sorry about your trip. Is there a website to this place. Never mind found it on craigslist. Looks like a nice place.

LOL!

Find good info here also http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/hunting/1980-anyone-hunting-coyotes-se-tn.html http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/hunting/11119-coyotes-few-questions.html

Went shooting today had fun, got to shoot my new pistol.

Actually it is doritos

I like that Ruger.

It is easier as of right now for private landowners to "manage" their deer. As for public land the first deer most see they kill it. It does sound like a good idea to control the deer herds on public land at first to see how well it works.

Picked up an XD 40 Sub-Compact today, already went and shot it. This gun shoots great, very good groups out to 15 yards and not bad out to 25. I was very impressed with it.

And a week off of work after the syrup wears off.

Welcome aboard

I also emailed them waiting on their response.

Pancake face killer of waffles.

I did a little research, emailed a few friends and relatives in other states (just recieved one back from a cousin) that has this system and they all said it was tough in the beginning but it is great now. I did ask them about the poaching and they said it did increase but slacked off as time went on. So I voted yes!

I guess the only way to ever know is put a restriction on points try it for 5 years or so and see what happens.

I am not talking about people who ride around in there mobile deer stands but people who hunt on their own land, I think some people will still shoot the same kind of deer that they had been before the (if it happens) point restriction. If so it will still hurt the people who own land beside them and who try and manage and obey the law.

Thank goodness, don't want your partner being mad at you .