This is a major problem and I witnessed it when I worked in Derry.

We had a pink footed goose recently show up in Durham. Got all us waterfowlers excited.

Any chance you'd firm up the constitution regarding hunting and fishing? Because it is an absolute banger up here.

chomps on a burger

sears a steak

spreads marrow on toast

If only we could DO SOMETHING

It took me a while to truly admit it to myself.

Variety of reasons. Everything I wanted to do was or was quickly becoming illegal. Cost of living nuts. High taxes that were used against me. High business costs. Filing sales tax crap 4x a year was enough to cause cancer.

San Diego is the crown jewel of CA. Leaving the armpit where you are at will be a modest improvement.

You know it is bullshit when the "authentic" cuisine has rice and beans as the first ingredients in a burrito, or at all.

Uugh.

The closest you'll get is Los Cocos in Kittery. That dude grew up in Los Angeles and markets to the nuclear sub workers who transit both coasts.

I moved here from San Diego.

Just give up now and save yourself.

More than one, which is too many.

This is a fascinating post.

Just read the dates. Didn't know there was a hard limit on tree stands. Guess that makes the saddle an even better investment.

Even day hunts.

There you go

You can't be harassing a hunter if the season is closed. TECHNICALLY, there is an argument to be made for leaving it up until April since that's when small game season ends and you can zap small game from a tree stand.

You're within your right to remove it. I wouldn't give it a second thought, the deadline has come and gone.

They know. You're not supposed to leave stands up on public either.

Wojtek Weaponry. Choke your gashole today!

Still haven't eaten one yet. Been meaning to try it.

Former oil tech here. The sludge issue isn't really an issue, we don't pump the sludge. Just get your 100.

Yup. I went there to shoot woodchucks.

Because of the amount of money and time you'll blow to bag a deer and then you have to pay the processor, chances are you won't. This isnt Virginia or Martha's Vineyard, its much harder.

1. Yes, but it has to be processed through a wild game processor.

2. You'll never do it

There are a few, believe it or not. I know of one in Bedford and one in I think Lee?

Buying farmed venison from a farm is not illegal to do. Buying wild venison though is illegal. The only parts you can sell on a wild deer are head, hide and feet, this is all in the F&G Code.