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1. Cuddy Jason B

   
   11/7/2011 10:11 AM

   Any deer hunters out there want to share pics???

   
   
   
   
2. Jeremy Hreben

   

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   11/17/2011 6:11 AM

   I am a new deer hunter. I have hunted in Florida for hogs with rifle and shotgun. This is my first year bow hunting in ny and nj for deer. It is very difficult. Many questions nd a lot to learn. No pictures yet.

   
   
   
   
3. Patrick Reinhardt

   

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   11/18/2011 9:11 AM

   This years buck, killed Sept. 17, killed in Fulton County, Georgia.
   
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4. Keith Lamb

   

   3 posts
   
   11/18/2011 1:11 PM

   One of my member just killed a 8 point buck just outside Vidalia Georgia with a............2009 Buick Lucerne. Meat is in his cooler as we speak. He has property they hunt on in Georgia and this is the biggest one so far this year.

   
   
   
   
5. Patrick Reinhardt

   

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   11/18/2011 1:11 PM

   alohakane said: One of my member just killed a 8 point buck just outside Vidalia Georgia with a............2009 Buick Lucerne. Meat is in his cooler as we speak. He has property they hunt on in Georgia and this is the biggest one so far this year.

   
   
   I killed that one when I was still working in Atlanta. Now, I'm not too far from Vidalia. About half way between Vidalia and Savannah. There are good deer all around the state, just a matter of finding them.

   
   
   
   
6. Curtis Nickerson

   

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   11/19/2011 7:11 PM

   

   
   
   
   
7. Ronald Conard

   

   4 posts
   
   11/20/2011 8:11 PM

   I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

   
   
   
   
8. Wallace Jeffrey V

   
   11/21/2011 12:11 AM

   conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

   
   
   Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
   
   Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

   
   
   
   
9. Chris Wiedenmeyer

   

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   11/21/2011 6:11 AM

   wallacej,
   
   To wish a "wrongful death" to someone for hunting is completely uncalled for. I am sure if you look around this great world wide web you can find other sites with other woderful people like yourself to post your comments to. As for the one you just made on here, grow up! I hope others read your last post and then you ask for help in the future. You can rest assured you will get none from me and I hope others will do the same.
   
   As for my deer hunting this season I will post a pic soon. Rifle season is over in MN but the muzzleloader season is soon to be upon us. Good luck to all of those beginning your season.
   
   And by the way PETA.....people eating tasty animals!

   
   
   
   
10. Ronald Conard

    

    4 posts
    
    11/21/2011 8:11 AM

    wallacej said:

    conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

    
    
    Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
    
    Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

    
    
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11. Wahlin Scott B

    
    11/21/2011 9:11 AM

    wallacej said:

    conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

    
    
    Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
    
    Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

    
    
    My father was a Korean War Veteran who killed humans in the course of his service. We had rifles in my house that he made sure my brother and I knew how to use. When I was 12 I used one of those rifles to shoot a feral hog. I was in my 10 foot jon boat and the pig was on an island in a river. I froze most of the meat in my parents downstairs freezer, and grilled the rest for our dinner. My father was furious that I killed the animal, but he ate it anyway. One day on the way home from playing golf we rounded a corner and a group of doves jumped up and flew off. My father, still disgusted said, "I suppose you would shoot them too." I answered only, "Yes."

    
    
    
    
12. Clay Putnam

    

    33 posts
    
    11/21/2011 9:11 AM

    wallacej said:

    conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

    
    
    Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
    
    Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

    
    
    So are you for or against hunting? I couldn't really tell.

    
    
    
    
13. Wahlin Scott B

    
    11/21/2011 10:11 AM

    putnam said:

    wallacej said:

    conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

    
    
    Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
    
    Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

    
    
    So are you for or against hunting? I couldn't really tell.

    
    
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14. Sean Hoolehan

    

    0 posts
    
    11/21/2011 10:11 AM

    chris15 said: wallacej,
    
    To wish a "wrongful death" to someone for hunting is completely uncalled for. I am sure if you look around this great world wide web you can find other sites with other woderful people like yourself to post your comments to. As for the one you just made on here, grow up! I hope others read your last post and then you ask for help in the future. You can rest assured you will get none from me and I hope others will do the same.
    
    As for my deer hunting this season I will post a pic soon. Rifle season is over in MN but the muzzleloader season is soon to be upon us. Good luck to all of those beginning your season.
    
    And by the way PETA.....people eating tasty animals!

    
    
    [size=150">Chris 15,
    
    Inflammatory posts is Jeff's sport and he hunts on this forum. He hates hunting animals but mostly he hates Turkey hunting and Thanksgiving. [/size">

    
    
    
    
15. Ronald Conard

    

    4 posts
    
    11/21/2011 11:11 AM

    conard said:

    wallacej said:

    conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

    
    
    Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
    
    Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

    
    
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    Man I miss Adina. At least I would get a call and be able to edit the post me-self.

    
    
    
    
16. Clay Putnam

    

    33 posts
    
    11/21/2011 1:11 PM

    conard said:

    conard said:

    wallacej said:

    conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

    
    
    Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
    
    Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

    
    
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    Man I miss Adina. At least I would get a call and be able to edit the post me-self.

    
    
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17. Keith Lamb

    

    3 posts
    
    11/21/2011 2:11 PM

    You guys are on a roll!!! If only you guys would [This portion of the post has been deleted in conjunction with GCSAA's forum policies.], then you wouldn't have any issues. At least when I [This portion of the post has been deleted in conjunction with GCSAA's forum policies.] it works. I think the problem might be [This portion of the post has been deleted in conjunction with GCSAA's forum policies.], but I don't know for sure. Now I think you guys need to go out and [This portion of the post has been deleted in conjunction with GCSAA's forum policies.] until it solved.
    
    Signed,
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18. Clay Putnam

    

    33 posts
    
    11/21/2011 3:11 PM

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    1
    a : worthless, counterfeit <>
    b : questionable, suspicious
    2
    a : differing in some odd way from what is usual or normal
    b (1) : eccentric, unconventional (2) : mildly insane : touched
    c : absorbed or interested to an extreme or unreasonable degree : obsessed
    3
    : not quite well

    
    
    
    
19. Andy Jorgensen

    

    1 posts
    
    11/21/2011 4:11 PM

    [This portion of the post has been deleted in conjunction with GCSAA's forum policies.] you.

    
    
    
    
20. Wahlin Scott B

    
    11/21/2011 4:11 PM

    wahlins said:

    putnam said:

    wallacej said:

    conard said: I had too much respect for this guy....I let him live as he wasn't bothering me.

    
    
    Who cares if he's bothering you or not? Kill him! Sure....every store has meat for sale, but taking out this animal might make someone feel "manly". I mean, why not put a bullet in the brain of a beautiful animal? I'm sure these "men" have empty fridges, and they're dead broke. Naturally....gasoline, bullets, bows, and arrows are affordable. Go figure.
    
    Personally, I think "hunters" have major insecurity problems. Maybe in the bedroom.....or elsewhere. One can only hope for a "wrongful death" due to a mistaken camouflage outfit. Rest in peace. Not.

    
    
    So are you for or against hunting? I couldn't really tell.

    
    
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    I am going to have to start writing down what I say on here. I did not realize I wrote anything remotely questionable. Either that, or just F this!

    
    
    
    
21. Clay Putnam

    

    33 posts
    
    11/21/2011 5:11 PM

    I was asked to participate in a realtime on-line forum that was hosted by a local newspaper. We were warned that the content must not get personal and that the online software would automatically block offensive words. I tried typing the word MORTGAGE and was blocked. For once they got it right. Mortgage is offensive.

    
    
    
    
22. York Joshua A

    
    11/22/2011 11:11 AM

    Mr. Offensive has obviously never had a $ ,000(you fill in the first number) insurance claim on a brand new vehicle due to one of these helpless animals. What a weenie!

    
    
    
    
23. Melvin Waldron

    

    43 posts
    
    11/22/2011 1:11 PM

    toughturf said: Mr. Offensive has obviously never had a $ ,000(you fill in the first number) insurance claim on a brand new vehicle due to one of these helpless animals. What a weenie!

    
    
    I'm not a hunter and just throw the hook into the lake when visiting my cousin's and I am really a weenie when it comes to dead animals, I say a pray for the stupid squirrel that runs in front of my car. But for those that do hunt, that's fine with me too.
    
    But what does having to file an insurance claim because of a deer have anything to do with the issue? Could have just as easily been someone or something else walking or driving into your vehicle. That's why we buy insurance, and I know the argument especially in suburban areas where there are some deer and the incident of deer and cars is probably a little higher, it could have just as easily been a turkey or like back in Jersey our mechanic's cows used to get loose. Just my opinion.
    
    Mel

    
    Melvin H. Waldron III, CGCS, Horton Smith Golf Course, City of Springfield/Greene County MO
    
    
24. McCallum David K

    
    11/22/2011 1:11 PM

    Grew up hunting and did so until about 10-12 years ago. Lack of time was my biggest deterrent and the fact unless on a guided hunt somewhere very hard to find accessible hunting property anymore. Have hunted elk in Colorado, mule deer in northern New Mexico, antelope in Wyoming and bear in Montana.......and all types of birds from pheasant, to doves, to ducks & geese from the great plains to South America. No longer hunt but hold nothing against those that do. Like alcohol and tobacco, its still legal.....for now anyway.

    
    
    
    
25. Ronald Conard

    

    4 posts
    
    11/22/2011 1:11 PM

    toughturf said: Mr. Offensive has obviously never had a $ ,000(you fill in the first number) insurance claim on a brand new vehicle due to one of these helpless animals. What a weenie!

    
    
    
    I've heard all kinds of arguments for and against hunting. I couldn't care less what you want to do, I prefer not to, but this rational, to pick up arms to eliminate future collisions with animals, is cretinous.

    
    
    
    
26. Melvin Waldron

    

    43 posts
    
    11/22/2011 2:11 PM

    Ron, my hero, said what I meant to say in about 1/2 the words.
    
    Where is Peach hiding, I have become the long-winded poster.
    
    Mel

    
    Melvin H. Waldron III, CGCS, Horton Smith Golf Course, City of Springfield/Greene County MO
    
    
27. Wallace Jeffrey V

    
    11/22/2011 11:11 PM

    chris15 said: wallacej,
    
    To wish a "wrongful death" to someone for hunting is completely uncalled for. I am sure if you look around this great world wide web you can find other sites with other woderful people like yourself to post your comments to. As for the one you just made on here, grow up! I hope others read your last post and then you ask for help in the future. You can rest assured you will get none from me and I hope others will do the same.
    
    As for my deer hunting this season I will post a pic soon. Rifle season is over in MN but the muzzleloader season is soon to be upon us. Good luck to all of those beginning your season.
    
    And by the way PETA.....people eating tasty animals!

    
    
    Really? You are suggesting that I learn your reasoning on the "Web"? Thanks.
    
    You are an idiot. I learned that on the "Web".
    
    By the way...."woderful"? Go back to school.....

    
    
    
    
28. Larned Fred

    
    11/23/2011 6:11 AM

    I thought this post was to share your pictures not your opinions on weather you think it is right or wrong ? personaly I think the two pick on here are some really nice deer.

    
    
    
    
29. Ronald Conard

    

    4 posts
    
    11/23/2011 6:11 AM

    superfred said: personaly I think the two pick on here are some really nice deer.

    
    
    were..
    
    You all are pretty sensitive. It's almost like a deep seated guilt complex or something.

    
    
    
    
30. Ronald Conard

    

    4 posts
    
    11/23/2011 6:11 AM

    Here's some food for thought and don't get all ruffled...
    
    "The measure of a society can be how well its people treat its animals." ~ Mohandas Gandhi.
    
    We all have to kill from time to time to live. It's very difficult not to. But what does it say to take pleasure to whack an animal, minding its own business in the forest, saw off its head, then pose with a smirk covered in blood without of thought of the unspeakable pain inflicted? Is it that far of a step to go more heinous?
    
    And some of my best friends partake and I love them to pieces.
    
    Just throwing it out there... What's to fear from debate and self-reflection?