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8 hours ago, Legacy said:
What's your weapon of choice in the upcoming archery season?
I am still shooting...
Mathews z7Copper John Dead Nuts sight
QAD rest
Apex quiver
Carbon Express pile driver arrowsNockturnal lighted nocks
Rage 100 gr Hypodermic broadheads
TruFire release
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Elite Answer, QAD Ultra rest, pile drivers with Blazers, 100 grain Muzzys are my hunting implements this year but honestly my weapon of choice this year has been reading every book and magazine this off season that I could get my hands on and learning strategies of high vs low impact hunting, better stewardship of my land with creating cover/sanctuary, plans for food plots next year and making myself a better hunter through education.
We'll see if it pays off...........good luck this year and as always thanks for your great hunting thread
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Wow!!!!!!! I'm speechless......bc I'm plugged up with so much moisture from salivating....
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Brothers Bob and Anthony - WTG gents!! Great job!!!!
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LOT 5 is all that is left - price reduced on the final lot 5. Will take best offer as well
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Post updated to reflect demand for smaller lots
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LOU friends - Given the demand for smaller lots, I have updated my post accordingly. The lots and prices are as posted. These are USPS Priority Mail shipped prices only - US only as I do not have time to meet folks for face to face sales
Thanks for looking
PM me if interested or text: 585-301- two-one-nine-seven
Chris
LOT1: Stinger, NK and one Mooonshine Mag spoons: $40.00 shipped SOLD
LOT 2: Crank baits and Dreamweaver superslims - $40.00 shipped SOLD
LOT 3: Moonshine, Fuller (Finger lakes tackle) glow spoons: $30.00 shipped SOLD
LOT 4: Dreamweaver, NK, stinger, Fuller standard size spoons: $35.00 shipped SOLD
LOT 6: various treble and octopus hooks standard size for spoon replacement and to make standard tourney fly harnesses, some smaller octopus hooks (bought wrong size a few years back), tubing, harnesses for j-plugs: $25.00 shipped SOLD
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On 9/11/2017 at 9:39 AM, JakeyBaby said:
Spent all day in the woods yesterday checking some of the stands and mowing / clearing all the trails. When I got to one of my stands I discovered the whole tree is covered in poison!! Not sure what to do at this point...... any ideas on how to really kill this since I'm not able to reach the stand to even remove it with out getting it all over me!
Hey bud - even after you kill the leaves, the vines still are loaded with uroshiol which causes the rash. The leaves, the roots, the stems, vines..... you name it they all contain the uroshiol. Even the tree bark may have some on it after you remove the vines.
IMO, the only way to do it would be to trim all the leaves and then cover yourself with a throw away Tyvek painter's suit, climb up the tree and retrieve your stand and find a different tree.
Throw the painter's suit out after you're done
Chris
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2 hours ago, Legacy said:
THE 11 BEST COMPOUND BOWS OF 2017
It's ashame IMO that the "best bows" are 899-1200.00.......and that's without a quiver, rest, sights which will set you back an additional 500.00
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Congrats buddy!!! You deserve it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Folks - Anthony is one of the nicest guys you will ever meet, with incredible generosity to others including me and a great passion for our fishery. He is very humble but he catches consistent fish both in quality and quantity without fancy electronics and without a down speed and temp indicator. He does it with great intuition and years upon years of experience.
WTG buddy - tight lines and many cheers,
Chris
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Awesome video my man
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WTG buddy!!
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Loved it!!
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Just now, ckawaki said:
Still for sale ?
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yes they are
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35 minutes ago, whaler1 said:
$150?
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Big Game Stealth DX Ladder Stands (3) - Brand New still in Boxes
Hi LOU hunting friends,
For sale - three brand new, still in boxes ladder stands. Big Game Stealth Dx. 17' to the rail, full standing platform, foot rest and includes all safety harnesses. Boxes have never been opened. Do not want to separate - $220.00 takes all three
Ontario, NY
PM, call or text me if interested
Chris
585- Three-zero-one- 2197
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On 8/10/2017 at 7:24 AM, JakeyBaby said:
Whent back to my property that I lease last night to see how the clover was doing a week after being mowed. Starting to come back alot better then I anticipated! I sprayed all the clover with to kill the grasses last night also. Mixture was 10 oz of Clethodim 2 E and 10 0z of 80/20 Surfactant ( crop oil) in a 15 gallon sprayer. Research says it takes about 2 -3 weeks to knock out the grass, so it's a waiting game now. Also sprayed our biggest plot with Roundup to kill the grass in that so hopefully next week I can get in there and till it up and plant Turnips and Winter Greens.
Can anyone help me with what kind of grass this is? It's covering a huge area that I sprayed last night but cannot figure out exactly what it is, almost looks like it was planted but it definitely wasn't.
looks like tall fescue to me
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1 minute ago, Lucky13 said:
West coast streams are nutrient poor, and without the carcasses, there would be nothing to feed the invertebrates the young salmon depend on, so the carcasses need to go back. In New York, the nearshore is overly nutrient rich, and basically only the streams draining the tug hill are nutrient poor. We don't need the carcasses so much. If you lived down current and had all that offal washing up on your beach, along with the algae and dead gobies and other c**p, you would probably like to see a 1 mile offshore restriction for fish cleaning.
Finally some science to back a claim!!
Thanks for sharing this very valuable information
Cheers,
Chris
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The carcasses are food for the tiny critters at the bottom of the food chain. Imagine what happens if all the fish were removed from the lake if that would be possible. Salmon streams in Alaska require the carcasses to be placed back in the stream rather than landfill them. Millions of salmon spawn, die and become food for their offspring.
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Are you arguing that it's a good idea to dispose of carcasses anywhere in the lake even if it's 100' of shore?
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Your comment only applies to lake trout and Atlantic salmon as u would need the fish intact so length can be determined. Otherwise you can fillet the other species as long as skin remains on the fillet
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Boys/girls - I have fished on this boat many times and I can assure you it is a top notch vessel owned and maintained by a top notch boat owner who is a great guy
This bad boy will be gone in minutes!!
Awesome boat!!!
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On 6/23/2017 at 9:50 AM, Pete Collin said:
Tree ID Video - Understory Species
I made another tree ID video for my website. This time we go over the smaller, lesser-known species that live in the understory of a woods. Maybe some of you hunters will find this interesting.
Hey Pete - yet another great video!
Thanks for taking the time to do these
Cheers,
Chris
Ladder stand winch installation
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The winch is awesome given you do not always have someone with you to help hoist up a stand. You hoist up the stand, have it leaning against the tree, lift it up and the pegs on the pivots fall out of the bottom of the ladder. You do not leave them in the ground