It is 5 days into gun season hunting buck. There are huge rubs, but i cant find the bucks? Where could theybe?
955170
Bucks are very cautious..tend to move early in the am and the evening, but they are usually closer than you think, hiding in the brush watching you, they are a little more relaxed in deep woods or heavy cover,where you are hunting is great by the sound of it, watch the edges of your fields, the usually stay close to the edge, ready to bolt back in the woods, but if they feel safe they will come more out in the open, just watch your movements, they dont miss a trick, be patient, dont mess with their rubs & try and find where the doe are..because there you will find your bucks..best of luck to you!
187996
In my experience, a Snipe Rifle is a must! Especially in Alaska & Canada. (Canada has STRICT gun laws, but I'm fairly certain they make exceptions for Snipe hunting, as they are severely over-populated from British Columbia all the way to Manitoba.) You can usually get away with a regular rifle in the lower 48.\n\nThe best time to hunt Alaskian Snipe is usually in the summer months. (I prefer going 1st-season, before the mountain is overrun by tourists.) They are most active between Noon and 4 in the afternoon. \n\nThey are very quick on their feet, so a high-quality Snipe-Bag will come in very handy. You can get a sturdy one, at any sporting goods store. You should probably also pick up a Snipe-Call as well, if you haven't yet mastered the art of "Snipe-Yelp". (My grandpa had the best yelp I've ever heard.)\n\nAlthough their pelts are very desireable, the Black-Billed variety tend to be somewhat gamey and tough. In my opinion, the Winged-Back Pygmie Snipe are the best eating. I have some wonderful recipes, if you're interested!\n\nHappy Hunting!
813662
Arkansas?\n\n"All modern guns are legal for deer hunting during modern gun season with the following exceptions:\n\n You may not use buckshot in a .410-gauge shotgun.\n\n You may not use shot smaller than No. 4 buckshot in any shotgun.\n any centerfire rifle, pistol or revolver smaller than .22 caliber.\n\n You may not use rimfire cartridges, military or full metal jacketed ammunition.\n\n You may not use handguns with barrels shorter than four inches. See illustration below."
349694
Heck no.  You could go shooting/hunting with me anyday.  Kansas.  Although I know a few guys that would put their guns back in their cases and go home if you outshot them.  One guy I know missed 2 targets on the skeet range by station 7, and then packed his stuff up and drove home.  His license plate said 100 str8.
94973
Good hunting rifle, available in many calibers.  Can be quite accurate, some top-notch, some just okay (but usually very good).  Company is still in business.  Parts available if anything breaks.  Like most Savage rifles it can have its barrel switched easily to other calibers.  Custom parts available (better triggers, scopes, new stocks, etc.)\n\nEarlier answer was odd but he's right BE SAFE FIRST.  Always know what you are shooting at, don't point it at anyone (ever!), make sure there is a backstop when shooting for fun, etc.
838890
Hey, Great job! For a 13 year old, 330 meters even with a scope is good. Even for someone who has been hunting for a long time, iron sights at 330 meters/yards to kill a deer with a .243 would be very hard to do. So good shot kid. Have fun hunting and by the way how big was the buck?
880940
Talk to some landowners around Laredo.  Many are eager to have feral hogs killed because they are so overpopulated and destructive.  Of course, convincing the landowner to let you on his property with a gun will require that you be very convincing of your intentions to respect his property and abide by his rules.  Take a drive down there and go to some local coffee shops, feed stores, etc., and meet some people.....you'll probably end up with several places to hunt if you play your cards right.
720072
we have em in PA. I saw my first one the other day. it was an old dude in a beat-up pick-up truck. he was picking up deer carcases. he was wearing short sleaves and not rubber gloves. one of the hoofs was sticking out over the side and he was pokeing it back in with an old crutch. very cucky!
910150
Awesome outing!  Congratulations.  I took my first deer this year, during archery season.  16 yrd shot - dropped her where she stood.  Field dressed, skinned, butchered, de-boned, and ground meat all on my own.  Friends guided me, but work was done by yours truly.  Just finished drying 20 lbs of jerky.  Cooking the loins this weekend with a couple friends.  Once again, great hunt.
987407
i live in kansas.  there is a private lake that i used to hunt ducks every season for a few years.  a guy leased the lake just for hunting, and closed it off to everyone else.  maybe you can have a lease to one party.  that's less headache, and you get one lump sum.  the person leasing it can collect money from other people hunting it, or he can have his own club on there.  i don't know how many acres you have, but from what i understand deer leases are fairly pricey in texas.  here in kansas, people let you hunt for free.
28995
Screw this Sacremento only elitist crap. I'm not from Sacremento and I'm going to answer this question.\n\nUmm... rabbit hunting huh? Crap, I don't know a darn thing about rabbits let alone hunting. Umm... try the Sacramento Rabbit Forest. Yeah, they got tons of little bunnies you use for target practice.\n\nI'm sorry, I should've listened to you and left it up to the Sacramento folks. Now I know better.
787307
They sure do! Here in NE Ohio we see a lot of Amish during gun week for deer. Where we're at a lot of them will ride in the bed of a pickup truck, get dropped off along the road, and then drive the deer towards more hunters at the next road over.
414891
go to a range.  set up a\n\nhere...\n\nhttp://hunting.about.com/od/guns/ht/htsightin.htm
842515
Check www.gunbroker.com to see what they sell for. It sounds good to me. I had one a few years back, ate buckshot and birdshot with no problems. I think I still have a pistol grip and heat sheild that I never put on it. It was stolen with my vehicle, sad to say and never replaced it.
246509
I've been a bounty hunter for 3 years, if you have to hide, take my word for it, go somewhere CLOSE. The more you travel, the more obvious a trail you leave. Also, Buy about 20 dollars worth of Romain noodles and don't go outside from where you are hiding for about 2 months. That's the average attention span of a detective hunting you, before if he has no leads he will have to move onto other cases, and put you on the bottom of the pile.
58067
A nontypical deer is where they have antlers that are not even on both sides. Like, on one side they have 4 points, and on the other side they have 5. I never got a buck, but I did get two does. I'm 17, and I started to hunt when I was 11..kk hope this helped.! *jenn*... bubblegumluver88@yahoo.com
872980
I assume that you are talking about a gun deer license. If you are talking about that then you have no worry because for gun deer season you can walk up and get like 4 tags, when you get your license. And you get a ridicules # of tags every time you register a deer. No earn a buck. If its brown its down. Cwd will give you the chance to get out there and help ther DNR try to get a handle on it. thanks for hunting and grab a kid and teach him/her to enjoy nature and harvest it as it should be. Bowhunting is the only deer license that you need to get ahead of time all others you just go and get, them hunt like a predator.