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Unfortunately, this behavior is not uncommon anymore. Trash and drug labs in the woods; bottles, cans, and bait containers in our lakes; and plastic grocery... -
DSMbirddog replied to Do any of you have experience using barbless hooks for small panfish(bluegill, etc.)? I was just wondering if this would be a better option for younger kids who often struggle with getting the barb out on a fish that swallows the hook.in FishingI think it is a pretty good idea JM. Even for adults. As 4ever autumn states, you won't lose many fish if you keep your line tight.Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to Hey guys, this is really my first time using your site, and I would like to ask some questions if that is ok. My dad and I just recently got a free lease on some mountain property in North Carolina. There is 250 acres overall, and there is 2 sectionsin OtherGood tip from JM on the aerial photos. You might also check on topographic maps for the area with the USGS. I don't know that this is the best time to...Leave a comment:
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Something would have to be done if I believed it planned on staying. Probably call the DNR and have it darted, sedated, and removed. That's probably what...Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to Anyone have any suggestions for a good substitute for rubber boots? They're what I've always used for walking in tall wet grass, crossing small streams, or anytime the ground is too wet or muddy for regular hiking boots. But I am getting tired of thein GearI wear LL Bean Maine hunting shoes. They come in various heights and have a rubber foot and leather upper. I've got two pairs and wear them for hunting...Leave a comment:
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My shotguns all have wood stocks. If I still hunted waterfowl I might consider a synthetic stock. The rifle I use the most for big game is a Savage Model...Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to Need some recommendations for a shotgun for a 5'3" woman angling for Rio Grande turkey. Having successfully completed my first hunt in 39 years, I've got the bug for more field-to-table eats! What gun should I use? And what load?in ShotgunsOh Charlie! I'm going to assume you are referring to little rattles from the fore arm. Mine doesn't rattle and it's never been an issue for me turkey...Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to Need some recommendations for a shotgun for a 5'3" woman angling for Rio Grande turkey. Having successfully completed my first hunt in 39 years, I've got the bug for more field-to-table eats! What gun should I use? And what load?in ShotgunsThere are a lot of good shotguns out there, new and used. You could certainly check out what's available at a local gun show. I've had my 870 Wingmaster...Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to I was just watching an outdoors TV show, and one of the main characters said that he always likes to hunt on an empty stomach, because it sharpened his instincts. He likened it to a wild animal not hunting on a full belly, only when it's hungry. I'din HuntingI'm not buying that one. As you know in the upper Midwest many deer seasons require you to be out in some cold weather. You need the calories to stay...Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to I have a 25 year old 12g Remington 870 and its done me good but I've been thinking about getting something newer. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good, reliable pump shotgun? It will be used mainly for Pheasant and Dove.in ShotgunsI don't know that you can find a better built pump shotgun but I understand the urge. The only advice I would throw out is to keep that 870 in case the...Leave a comment:
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Possums, raccoons, and squirrels mostly. Most memorable was a ruffed grouse that strutted around for maybe ten minutes then moved on.Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to Obviously, you should do whatever possible to avoid blisters on your feet when hiking or hunting. But if you do develop blisters, what can be done to minimize their impact on your walking ability?in SurvivalI think Kody also makes a good point. I am more concerned about avoiding blisters than treatment of a blister and Bob Hansen is spot on with that. I would...Leave a comment:
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DSMbirddog replied to Given the relative affordability of and easy access to reliable GPS technology today, is it still a good idea for outdoorsmen/women to own and know how to use a compass?in GearI carry a compass with me when hunting. I also know the general direction to the nearest rode from my maps. I rarely take the maps with me though.Leave a comment:
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Your 308 is a fine choice for hogs with 150 gr bullets. A lot is going to depend on the shot you are given by the hog. A standing broadside hog within...Leave a comment:
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I don't think you can legislate this type of thing, first of all. Then how would you possibly enforce it? I would not be in favor of it....Leave a comment:
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