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Maybe a Stupid Question But I will ask it anyway, SCN writes you need to check it in to posses Any Parts. What about Shed Hunting Later in the year? Being new to the state I am not sure of all the laws. Is it legal to shed Hunt?
 
Bobs8pt said:
Maybe a Stupid Question But I will ask it anyway, SCN writes you need to check it in to posses Any Parts. What about Shed Hunting Later in the year? Being new to the state I am not sure of all the laws. Is it legal to shed Hunt?

Sheds are legal.

Always check with public land managers if you want to look public grounds though. Some public hunting areas do not allow you to collect the antlers.
 
I will be damned if I am going to waste a tag on a deer that I find on my property that has been shot by someone else or hit by a car. I will cut off the rack and store it with the rest of them. I don't care what scn or anyone else says about it. That is a stupid law.
 
Dawson said:
I will be damned if I am going to waste a tag on a deer that I find on my property that has been shot by someone else or hit by a car. I will cut off the rack and store it with the rest of them. I don't care what scn or anyone else says about it. That is a stupid law.

And I'm sure scn would not have a problem writing you a ticket (or worse, depending on what the punishment would be for the offense) - me personally, I like keeping my money and my hunting privileges.
 
Dawson said:
I will be damned if I am going to waste a tag on a deer that I find on my property that has been shot by someone else or hit by a car. I will cut off the rack and store it with the rest of them. I don't care what scn or anyone else says about it. That is a stupid law.
Oh, You will care when they catch you! Just sayin'
 
WestTn Huntin'man said:
buckmaster31 said:
Do you have something negative to say bout everything if you jus don't comment on my post thank you
When you get to be Bowriters age you can get away with being a pain in the Butt.

It use to bother me when folks could not understand when i was joking. It doesn't any more, I just chalk it up to being raised drinking bad water.

There was nothing negative about any of my posts. They were dang jokes about two grown men leaving the woods because one of them has to take a crap. Then. they stop along the way to cut the head off a ortting buck. When I have to crap, I don't have time to hardly get my pants off, let alone walk somewhere and stop to cut a deer's head off. Maybe I just see humor in more places that others.

See, many years ago I wrote a full magazine feature on what spooks deer. In that feature, I mentioned the several times I have killed and heard about deer being killed while performing that exact act. I have never understood how a deer can tell what the smell is. But you do have to watch where you walk.

In other words, get a life.
 
I missed a doe while archery hunting at LBL a few years ago - shot at her while my pants were still around my ankles! I missed, but then I had to look around to make sure no one had seen me. I think I was more concerned about stepping in a mess rather than concentrating on the shot. Pretty sure I heard her laughing over the next ridge...
 
bowriter said:
WestTn Huntin'man said:
buckmaster31 said:
Do you have something negative to say bout everything if you jus don't comment on my post thank you
When you get to be Bowriters age you can get away with being a pain in the Butt.

It use to bother me when folks could not understand when i was joking. It doesn't any more, I just chalk it up to being raised drinking bad water.

There was nothing negative about any of my posts. They were dang jokes about two grown men leaving the woods because one of them has to take a crap. Then. they stop along the way to cut the head off a ortting buck. When I have to crap, I don't have time to hardly get my pants off, let alone walk somewhere and stop to cut a deer's head off. Maybe I just see humor in more places that others.

See, many years ago I wrote a full magazine feature on what spooks deer. In that feature, I mentioned the several times I have killed and heard about deer being killed while performing that exact act. I have never understood how a deer can tell what the smell is. But you do have to watch where you walk.

In other words, get a life.

cool story old man
 
Eric Kilby said:
bowriter never says anything negative ... hes just honest.. but i agree its odd both hunters coming out the other must have sympathy pains
You ever heard of needing a ride home.?? I refuse to mess up the woods with a good poop. If I have the runs or trots I'm trotting my a** home. If someone else is driving they are taking me.ASAP.
 
WestTn Huntin'man said:
Eric Kilby said:
bowriter never says anything negative ... hes just honest.. but i agree its odd both hunters coming out the other must have sympathy pains
You ever heard of needing a ride home.?? I refuse to mess up the woods with a good poop. If I have the runs or trots I'm trotting my a** home. If someone else is driving they are taking me.ASAP.

SOL is all i can say. i'm not interrupting my hunt because you gotta "go".
 
Well said Stik. One of life's ost satisfying things a really good, deer woods crap. That is why so many hunters have only one sleeve on their undershirts.

And...there is no way you are going to mess up the woods. Oh, wait...that may be a play on words. Good one...mess up the woods. Goes with, if it is brown, it is down. Maybe sometimes slightly yellow.

Doe I killed three weeks ago, the big one, was just about five yards from a steamer. That way, she couldn't smell me. Thisun was lessen 10-yards from a recent evacuation. Buddyhelped me drag him out. Conversation went: Me, "Watch out, don't step in that...Oh well."

Him, " @#$%^&*(ksp;ljkwr67890 Blaaaak."

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