Being that the deer issue came up, how many people out there hunt and where?
Count me in, bow hunting outside Howell Twp.
Count me in, bow hunting outside Howell Twp.
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Talking about Deer...How many of us hunt?
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JRod said:
No kidding? Ok, I'll pop the question then. I "conveniently" live in Howell, so when you get one, can I please buy some meat off you? ;D
The only thing I actively hunt in and around our house are rabbits. I've become quite the sharpshooter with a slingshot. Seriously. ;D
be vewy vewy qwiet.... i'm huntin' fwags... hahaha
JerseyWendy said:
My kids would probably cry...we get bunnies ALL the time.
Actually the other day - 3 female turkeys flew by and landed in my neighbors yard. Unfortunately right when I stepped outside to snap a photo - they went airborne.
Would it have been legal for me to whack one if she landed in my yard?
I did plenty of crying each time one of those furry monsters would eat a rose bush down to nothing. Now I have no mercy.Hawkeye said:
I don't think you're allowed to use a firearm in a residential neighborhood. But if you meant "whack" with a stick or club or something, I don't see why not. Free food. But wild turkeys are tough meat - unless we didn't prepare ours properly. :-XHawkeye said:
Oh yeah, wild turkey is really dry, nothing like the butterball we are all so used to.
Wild Turkey are truly hormone and steroid free!
Wendy, no sweat, when I get one, we talk.
Wow, I am surprised, no hunter/reefers out there.
Wild Turkey are truly hormone and steroid free!
Wendy, no sweat, when I get one, we talk.
Wow, I am surprised, no hunter/reefers out there.
