jeepin13
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I'd be in in a heartbeat if I had more bow experience. Good on you for offering the spot / spots and congrats to those chosen
15/16 deer hunting
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wilcam47
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Talk to the OP...the way it reads he just wants to know what experience you have. I got into a bow only hunting area with little experience. I just had to hit a target 2 of 3 times in the vitals at an unknown range/distance, within bow shooting range of course.
Bboarder
Me Myself & I
I have received over a dozen PM's so far, I'm sure more to come. Doesn't hurt to shoot me a PM. I'm waiting till Monday to start going through all the PM's and start reviewing with the other boys I hunt with.
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Me Myself & I
Sorry for the delay, but everyone's PM's have been responded to. Thanks to all those who inquired and I am hoping for a great season 2015/16.
wilcam47
Ultimate Member
Dont forget to post pics!
fabsroman
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Very nice opportunity and gesture by the OP. I would have thrown my hat in with the bunch had I seen this sooner. Always good to meet new hunters.
OP - I fully understand why you are doing such a thorough background check on anybody you allow to hunt on your property. If it were me, I'd run them through the 17 database background check that MSP does for a regulated firearm. Heck, I'd have them fill out a Form 77r for me too. I've seen way too many disasters and heard way too many horror stories of hunters just abusing landowners. Those few bad apples leave such a bad taste in the landowner's mouth, that the landowner barely even wants to let his relatives hunt on the property.
A high school kid got permission to goose hunt a pond on a farm. Well, he tells a buddy about it and invites him to opening day. He tells the buddy to tell other people about it. Opening day, there are 12 people shooting this pond. They got a ton of birds, but the farm owner wasn't all that thrilled with that amount of shooting and that was the last time that kid was allowed to hunt that property.
The list of disasters goes on and on.
Anyway, kudos to you for being willing to do this.
OP - I fully understand why you are doing such a thorough background check on anybody you allow to hunt on your property. If it were me, I'd run them through the 17 database background check that MSP does for a regulated firearm. Heck, I'd have them fill out a Form 77r for me too. I've seen way too many disasters and heard way too many horror stories of hunters just abusing landowners. Those few bad apples leave such a bad taste in the landowner's mouth, that the landowner barely even wants to let his relatives hunt on the property.
A high school kid got permission to goose hunt a pond on a farm. Well, he tells a buddy about it and invites him to opening day. He tells the buddy to tell other people about it. Opening day, there are 12 people shooting this pond. They got a ton of birds, but the farm owner wasn't all that thrilled with that amount of shooting and that was the last time that kid was allowed to hunt that property.
The list of disasters goes on and on.
Anyway, kudos to you for being willing to do this.
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