Hat Is Done

[Tomkat]

I'm guessing you've missed the sarcasm. Ask Tiler, Boot or Gadwall, I ain't opposed to jumping

Good to know, and I figured you were being funny. I gotta tell ya, jumping those woodies was not as easy as it sounds. We had to find them, stalk them through heavy woods, and go back and get Brandy to do some heavy duty up and down steep bank retrieves.

I was totally surprised when that many came up, we were chasing a few and 50 came screaming out of there.

[assateague]

That reminds me of my very first duck hunt, with my grandfather, about 37 years ago. There was (is) a 2,000 acre swamp behind the house. My grandfather was a farmer, and saw hunting as something to put food on the table or to kill things which were taking food off the table. Wasn't really a hobby, so there wasn't a tremendous amount of concern for game laws We jumped what seemed like 100 woodies (but was probably more like 10), and I shot one. He shot a couple, and we went back to the house to clean them. It was a blast. Unfortunately, with the increase in farm fields and better drainage systems, the swamp is small to non-existent now, unless it's an incredibly wet year, and the woodrows have moved on to wetter pastures. I'll still get a small flock from time to time circling around sunset while I'm in a treestand, but going out to hunt them would be silly, because they're just not "reliable". Good times and good memories back in that swamp, though.

Hmmm, 37 years ago huh? They give licenses out at a pretty young age down there:lol::lol:

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I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

[Bootlipkiller]

I'm guessing you've missed the sarcasm. Ask Tiler, Boot or Gadwall, I ain't opposed to jumping

Our duck per hunter average on that jump shoot was nothing short of amazing. we let one get away too tell the others of the great Humbolt massacre of 2012!

[bill herian]

I'm guessing you've missed the sarcasm. Ask Tiler, Boot or Gadwall, I ain't opposed to jumping

Judging by the company you keep, I'd say there isn't much that offends you.

[Tomkat]

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Damn that is cool. AT, got any side angle pictures? lets see that tail.

[Bootlipkiller]

I'm guessing you've missed the sarcasm. Ask Tiler, Boot or Gadwall, I ain't opposed to jumping

Judging by the company you keep, I'd say there isn't much that offends you.

It's not nice to talk about Tiler like that!:) he's only been to prison twice and it wasn't his fault!:):):)

[Eric Haynes]

That reminds me of my very first duck hunt, with my grandfather, about 37 years ago. There was (is) a 2,000 acre swamp behind the house. My grandfather was a farmer, and saw hunting as something to put food on the table or to kill things which were taking food off the table. Wasn't really a hobby, so there wasn't a tremendous amount of concern for game laws We jumped what seemed like 100 woodies (but was probably more like 10), and I shot one. He shot a couple, and we went back to the house to clean them. It was a blast. Unfortunately, with the increase in farm fields and better drainage systems, the swamp is small to non-existent now, unless it's an incredibly wet year, and the woodrows have moved on to wetter pastures. I'll still get a small flock from time to time circling around sunset while I'm in a treestand, but going out to hunt them would be silly, because they're just not "reliable". Good times and good memories back in that swamp, though.

Hmmm, 37 years ago huh? They give licenses out at a pretty young age down there:lol::lol:

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I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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[Redbeard]

I'm guessing you've missed the sarcasm. Ask Tiler, Boot or Gadwall, I ain't opposed to jumping

Judging by the company you keep, I'd say there isn't much that offends you.

nope as you can tell I have plenty of gay friends

[Redbeard]

Damn I forgot to mention I Shoot Spoonies in that massacre

[Tiler_J]

I'm guessing you've missed the sarcasm. Ask Tiler, Boot or Gadwall, I ain't opposed to jumping

Or shooting them while they are still sitting on the water.

It was one of the best hunts I went on last year!

[Bufflehead]

I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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here a kid doesn't need anything. after 12 i think they're suppose to have hunter safety and when you turn sixteen you have to buy license and duck stamp. they can even get their own tags for big game.

[Eric Haynes]

I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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here a kid doesn't need anything. after 12 i think they're suppose to have hunter safety and when you turn sixteen you have to buy license and duck stamp. they can even get their own tags for big game.

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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[obxbufflehead]

I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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here a kid doesn't need anything. after 12 i think they're suppose to have hunter safety and when you turn sixteen you have to buy license and duck stamp. they can even get their own tags for big game.

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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To my knowledge, yes you could.

[jehler]

That reminds me of my very first duck hunt, with my grandfather, about 37 years ago. There was (is) a 2,000 acre swamp behind the house. My grandfather was a farmer, and saw hunting as something to put food on the table or to kill things which were taking food off the table. Wasn't really a hobby, so there wasn't a tremendous amount of concern for game laws We jumped what seemed like 100 woodies (but was probably more like 10), and I shot one. He shot a couple, and we went back to the house to clean them. It was a blast. Unfortunately, with the increase in farm fields and better drainage systems, the swamp is small to non-existent now, unless it's an incredibly wet year, and the woodrows have moved on to wetter pastures. I'll still get a small flock from time to time circling around sunset while I'm in a treestand, but going out to hunt them would be silly, because they're just not "reliable". Good times and good memories back in that swamp, though.

Hmmm, 37 years ago huh? They give licenses out at a pretty young age down there:lol::lol:

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I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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Don't need any of that in mi

[jehler]

I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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here a kid doesn't need anything. after 12 i think they're suppose to have hunter safety and when you turn sixteen you have to buy license and duck stamp. they can even get their own tags for big game.

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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Yep, mi law lets the parent decide when their kids are ready, a 7$ license gets you deer tags and turkey, don't need small game I don't think

[Eric Haynes]

I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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here a kid doesn't need anything. after 12 i think they're suppose to have hunter safety and when you turn sixteen you have to buy license and duck stamp. they can even get their own tags for big game.

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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Yep, mi law lets the parent decide when their kids are ready, a 7$ license gets you deer tags and turkey, don't need small game I don't think

Damn, thats awesome! I've never been to a state that has done that. I know in VT you need a license, but you csn get one as soon as you can pass the course. Have to be 11 to even take the course in NY.

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[jehler]

[quote="assateague"]

I was 7. Although I don't think you even need a license here until you're 16. But I could be wrong. I know I've never cared when I take my kids, but maybe I should.....nah, eff the Man.

You might be meaning fishing, or a duck stamp, but you need a small game license, which needs a hunter safety. You should know me by now, I could give two shits, I'm a poacher myself.

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here a kid doesn't need anything. after 12 i think they're suppose to have hunter safety and when you turn sixteen you have to buy license and duck stamp. they can even get their own tags for big game.

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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Yep, mi law lets the parent decide when their kids are ready, a 7$ license gets you deer tags and turkey, don't need small game I don't think

Damn, thats awesome! I've never been to a state that has done that. I know in VT you need a license, but you csn get one as soon as you can pass the course. Have to be 11 to even take the course in NY.

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Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

[Bufflehead]

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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yes and you can get a lifetime hunting/saltwater/freshwater fishing license for kids under 1 for $275, ages 1-11 $450, ages 12 and over $675

[Eric Haynes]

Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

[Bootlipkiller]

Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

In the communist state a kid can hunt as soon as he can pass hunter safety. You must be 12 to hunt big game!

[Bufflehead]

Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

that's a crock shit. how in the world are you suppose to get kids involved in the outdoors with regulations like that?

i've been going hunting since before i could walk or talk, my grandad carried me every where he went. was probably five or six when i shot my first deer with no help and younger than that when i killed my first duck.

[Eric Haynes]

Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

that's a crock shit. how in the world are you suppose to get kids involved in the outdoors with regulations like that?

i've been going hunting since before i could walk or talk, my grandad carried me every where he went. was probably five or six when i shot my first deer with no help and younger than that when i killed my first duck.

You don't have NYC ruining your state.

[Bootlipkiller]

Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

that's a crock shit. how in the world are you suppose to get kids involved in the outdoors with regulations like that?

i've been going hunting since before i could walk or talk, my grandad carried me every where he went. was probably five or six when i shot my first deer with no help and younger than that when i killed my first duck.

You were younger then 5 when you killed your first duck? You must have been very advanced.

I still thought I was maverick from top gun when I was 5. You the man!

[obxbufflehead]

Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

that's a crock shit. how in the world are you suppose to get kids involved in the outdoors with regulations like that?

i've been going hunting since before i could walk or talk, my grandad carried me every where he went. was probably five or six when i shot my first deer with no help and younger than that when i killed my first duck.

You were younger then 5 when you killed your first duck? You must have been very advanced.

I still thought I was maverick from top gun when I was 5. You the man!

What he didn't tell you is that it was probably shot with a BB gun on a pond. That or is was a grebe that swam into the decoys.

[obxbufflehead]

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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yes and you can get a lifetime hunting/saltwater/freshwater fishing license for kids under 1 for $275, ages 1-11 $450, ages 12 and over $675

Yeah, I fall in that $675 range. Probably get a lifetime within the next 2 years.

[The Duck Hammer]

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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yes and you can get a lifetime hunting/saltwater/freshwater fishing license for kids under 1 for $275, ages 1-11 $450, ages 12 and over $675

Yeah, I fall in that $675 range. Probably get a lifetime within the next 2 years.

Damn, Texas hunting and fishing lifetime licenses are $1,800.

[banknote]

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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yes and you can get a lifetime hunting/saltwater/freshwater fishing license for kids under 1 for $275, ages 1-11 $450, ages 12 and over $675

Yeah, I fall in that $675 range. Probably get a lifetime within the next 2 years.

Damn, Texas hunting and fishing lifetime licenses are $1,800.

We don't have that option. What happens if you move out of state? Or is it the same for res/nonres?

[The Duck Hammer]

So i could bring my 2 year old big game hunting? Let him pull the trigger and tag it?

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yes and you can get a lifetime hunting/saltwater/freshwater fishing license for kids under 1 for $275, ages 1-11 $450, ages 12 and over $675

Yeah, I fall in that $675 range. Probably get a lifetime within the next 2 years.

Damn, Texas hunting and fishing lifetime licenses are $1,800.

We don't have that option. What happens if you move out of state? Or is it the same for res/nonres?

There isn't a nonresident one, and I don't know what happens if you move out of state. I haven't bought one yet, don't know if I will.

[Bufflehead]

Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

that's a crock shit. how in the world are you suppose to get kids involved in the outdoors with regulations like that?

i've been going hunting since before i could walk or talk, my grandad carried me every where he went. was probably five or six when i shot my first deer with no help and younger than that when i killed my first duck.

You were younger then 5 when you killed your first duck? You must have been very advanced.

I still thought I was maverick from top gun when I was 5. You the man!

What he didn't tell you is that it was probably shot with a BB gun on a pond. That or is was a grebe that swam into the decoys.

the first duck i killed was a black duck and it was shot with a .410 with my dad helping me hold the gun. that's one of the few times i've ever hunted with my dad.

[obxbufflehead]

[quote="jehler"]
Jr had to wait until ten, they changed the law when he was twelve, he was son pissed lol! Jgun will know the specifics but I think I'm dead on

I believe you. Wish it was that way in NY. I have to wait until my son is 12 to let him legally hunt, but he will be pulling the trigger long before that like I was.

that's a crock shit. how in the world are you suppose to get kids involved in the outdoors with regulations like that?

i've been going hunting since before i could walk or talk, my grandad carried me every where he went. was probably five or six when i shot my first deer with no help and younger than that when i killed my first duck.

You were younger then 5 when you killed your first duck? You must have been very advanced.

I still thought I was maverick from top gun when I was 5. You the man!

What he didn't tell you is that it was probably shot with a BB gun on a pond. That or is was a grebe that swam into the decoys.

the first duck i killed was a black duck and it was shot with a .410 with my dad helping me hold the gun. that's one of the few times i've ever hunted with my dad.[/quote]
Nice My dad doesn't hunt unless he has to go with me for some reason. He likes fishing. Sucks sometimes because I miss out on a lot of one on one time with him.