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Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing?
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It’s fall and the start of the hunting season what are you scheduled to do?

I got doves two weeks ago but no deer season for me this year.
We have plenty birds, meat and fish in the freezer to last into the summer.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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Same as every year, hoping not to get shot while mountain biking.

Ran across a bow hunter last week on a local trail.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [ThisIsIt] [ In reply to ]
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Not hunting. When the animals can shoot back I'll consider it a sport.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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Wearing bright orange and hoping to not get winged by a stray bullet.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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Bowhunting whitetails in East Central IL! First time hunting in probably 25 years, so I am incredibly excited. Season opens next weekend.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [SWEDE63] [ In reply to ]
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SWEDE63 wrote:
Not hunting. When the animals can shoot back I'll consider it a sport.

This.

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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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I've been out several times for early elk archery. Alas, my freezer is still empty.

To those non-hunters here making snarky comments on this thread, properly dressed and butchered wild game is absolutely the best meat one can eat.

Delicious, naturally lean, free-range, grass-fed, hormone-free, antibiotic-free, non-GMO, etc.

And, that wild deer or elk lived a far better life than a feed lot cow, pig, or chicken.


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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [SWEDE63] [ In reply to ]
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SWEDE63 wrote:
Not hunting. When the animals can shoot back I'll consider it a sport.

So you're a vegan?
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [torrey] [ In reply to ]
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torrey wrote:
Wearing bright orange and hoping to not get winged by a stray bullet.

Bright Orange does shit for shooting in Chicago
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [SG1] [ In reply to ]
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SG1 wrote:
Bowhunting whitetails in East Central IL! First time hunting in probably 25 years, so I am incredibly excited. Season opens next weekend.

That sounds great , I have never done any bow hunting.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [windywave] [ In reply to ]
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windywave wrote:
torrey wrote:
Wearing bright orange and hoping to not get winged by a stray bullet.

Bright Orange does shit for shooting in Chicago

Bright orange perfectly matches the Aspen trees in CO in Oct. It’s perfect camo at the time of year hunters are out.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [MOP_Mike] [ In reply to ]
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MOP_Mike wrote:
I've been out several times for early elk archery. Alas, my freezer is still empty.

To those non-hunters here making snarky comments on this thread, properly dressed and butchered wild game is absolutely the best meat one can eat.

Delicious, naturally lean, free-range, grass-fed, hormone-free, antibiotic-free, non-GMO, etc.

And, that wild deer or elk lived a far better life than a feed lot cow, pig, or chicken.

You are correct sir.

Wildlife has to be managed.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Moonrocket] [ In reply to ]
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Moonrocket wrote:
windywave wrote:
torrey wrote:
Wearing bright orange and hoping to not get winged by a stray bullet.


Bright Orange does shit for shooting in Chicago


Bright orange perfectly matches the Aspen trees in CO in Oct. It’s perfect camo at the time of year hunters are out.


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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [windywave] [ In reply to ]
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windywave wrote:
torrey wrote:
Wearing bright orange and hoping to not get winged by a stray bullet.


Bright Orange does shit for shooting in Chicago

And the wonderful catch and release program.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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I am hoping to go exterminate lots of wolves.



We have way too many "unnecessary species" on this planet.



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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [MOP_Mike] [ In reply to ]
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than a feed lot cow, pig, or chicken.

Grass fed/free range only here. Granddaughter of a rancher and butcher shop owner. Meat came from the side of beef in the freezer, not the grocery store. I don't eat game.

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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [windywave] [ In reply to ]
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [MOP_Mike] [ In reply to ]
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MOP_Mike wrote:
I've been out several times for early elk archery. Alas, my freezer is still empty.

To those non-hunters here making snarky comments on this thread, properly dressed and butchered wild game is absolutely the best meat one can eat.

Delicious, naturally lean, free-range, grass-fed, hormone-free, antibiotic-free, non-GMO, etc.

And, that wild deer or elk lived a far better life than a feed lot cow, pig, or chicken.

Some good points.

Serious question: you're not concerned about consuming meat from an elk with contagious CWD (chronic wasting disease) ?

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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [DarkSpeedWorks] [ In reply to ]
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DarkSpeedWorks wrote:
MOP_Mike wrote:
I've been out several times for early elk archery. Alas, my freezer is still empty.

To those non-hunters here making snarky comments on this thread, properly dressed and butchered wild game is absolutely the best meat one can eat.

Delicious, naturally lean, free-range, grass-fed, hormone-free, antibiotic-free, non-GMO, etc.

And, that wild deer or elk lived a far better life than a feed lot cow, pig, or chicken.


Some good points.

Serious question: you're not concerned about consuming meat from an elk with contagious CWD (chronic wasting disease) ?


CWD has not been detected in the areas that I hunt. It has been found in some Idaho hunt units, and I'd have to think twice about harvesting game from those areas. The state of Idaho, for all its other problems, actually does an excellent job at wildlife (game) management.

https://idfg.idaho.gov/

[ETA: now bracing for your inevitable comment about Idaho and wolves...]


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Last edited by: MOP_Mike: Sep 23, 22 11:52
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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I'll be fishing on October 1st if the weather is nice. That's kind of like hunting.

So far the forecast looks unseasonably warm.

How does Danny Hart sit down with balls that big?
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [MOP_Mike] [ In reply to ]
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MOP_Mike wrote:
DarkSpeedWorks wrote:
MOP_Mike wrote:
I've been out several times for early elk archery. Alas, my freezer is still empty.

To those non-hunters here making snarky comments on this thread, properly dressed and butchered wild game is absolutely the best meat one can eat.

Delicious, naturally lean, free-range, grass-fed, hormone-free, antibiotic-free, non-GMO, etc.

And, that wild deer or elk lived a far better life than a feed lot cow, pig, or chicken.


Some good points.

Serious question: you're not concerned about consuming meat from an elk with contagious CWD (chronic wasting disease) ?
CWD has not been detected in the areas that I hunt. It has been found in some Idaho hunt units, and I'd have to think twice about harvesting game from those areas. The state of Idaho, for all its other problems, actually does an excellent job at wildlife (game) management.

Umm, not entirely.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/...-wolves-to-be-killed
https://www.npr.org/...-90-of-states-wolves

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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [DarkSpeedWorks] [ In reply to ]
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My edit beat your post (and foretold it perfectly).


"100% of the people who confuse correlation and causation end up dying."
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [MOP_Mike] [ In reply to ]
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Why are Idahoans so excited about killing so many wolves? It puzzles me a lot. Do they eat them?

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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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I might go over to the range this weekend and make some clay pigeons into dust. The wife has picked it up remarkably quickly.

I'm beginning to think that we are much more fucked than I thought.
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Re: Fall/ winter hunting season is here what are you doing? [Constantine] [ In reply to ]
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Gun deer in New Hampshire.

More deer where I live (Massachusetts). But finding a place to hunt can be hard; when you do, it’s tight quarters; and whole state is shotgun only.

I prefer to be able to walk for miles without bumping into people if I want, and/or set up for a long-ish shooting alley with the .308 if that’s what feels right that day. Those elements of the experience make it feel like it did growing up hunting with my dad and brothers, and is more important to me than bringing home a deer at the end of the day.
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