New Bowhunting Law in IL
12-18-2007, 03:51 PM
#161
Typical Buck
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RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
Why force the Xbow into a season intended for the bow and arrow?
I dont want to share my bow season with gun hunters either!
Does that make me a greedy person?
Why force the Xbow into a season intended for the bow and arrow?
I dont want to share my bow season with gun hunters either!
Does that make me a greedy person?
I dont want to share my bow season with gun hunters either!
12-18-2007, 03:53 PM
#162
Dominant Buck
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Location: Blossvale, New York
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RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
I must say Grump, you do have a way of twisting words or peoples statements. Why can't you just take them for what they say. If they meant something else, they'd say it.
12-18-2007, 03:54 PM
#163
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Kansas
Posts: 3,288
RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
ORIGINAL: Germ
it's been in place over 10 years I think
At this point, lets get kids into hunting
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Excellent post!!
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
And no one sees a problem with that in the few short years its been in place? Good Lord whats it gonna look like in 10 more years when the kids that are being introduced into the archery season with the X Bow, you think their going to switch over to conventional archery equipment, most are so lazy now you cant lure their chubby little butts away from a game boy without a twinke in your hand!
I can tell you right now, if the rest of the States in this Country matched those # in Ohio,we would be having this chat over keeping gun hunters out of our Xbow season instead of talking about keeping X bows out of our archery season today.
And no one sees a problem with that in the few short years its been in place? Good Lord whats it gonna look like in 10 more years when the kids that are being introduced into the archery season with the X Bow, you think their going to switch over to conventional archery equipment, most are so lazy now you cant lure their chubby little butts away from a game boy without a twinke in your hand!
I can tell you right now, if the rest of the States in this Country matched those # in Ohio,we would be having this chat over keeping gun hunters out of our Xbow season instead of talking about keeping X bows out of our archery season today.
At this point, lets get kids into hunting
There are parts of the river that is fly fishing, catch and releaseonly, and this part of the river now has more and bigger fish than the rest of the river. I like to fish with the grand kids on this part of the river so I taught them to fly fish around the age of 5. There are those that do not want to take the time to learn to fly fish and try to change the law every year.
12-18-2007, 04:02 PM
#164
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Findlay, Ohio
Posts: 3,286
RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
Why force the Xbow into a season intended for the bow and arrow?
I dont want to share my bow season with gun hunters either!
Does that make me a greedy person?
Why force the Xbow into a season intended for the bow and arrow?
I dont want to share my bow season with gun hunters either!
Does that make me a greedy person?
12-18-2007, 04:24 PM
#165
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ontario Canada
Posts: 604
RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
ORIGINAL: davidmil
I must say Grump, you do have a way of twisting words or peoples statements. Why can't you just take them for what they say. If they meant something else, they'd say it.
I must say Grump, you do have a way of twisting words or peoples statements. Why can't you just take them for what they say. If they meant something else, they'd say it.
The second line was plain and simple :
I dont want to share my bow season with gun hunters either!
12-18-2007, 04:42 PM
#167
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Michigan/Ohio
Posts: 11,682
RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
I know it has, and thenumbers get more displaced every year.
There are parts of the river that is fly fishing, catch and releaseonly, and this part of the river now has more and bigger fish than the rest of the river. I like to fish with the grand kids on this part of the river so I taught them to fly fish around the age of 5. There are those that do not want to take the time to learn to fly fish and try to change the law every year.
ORIGINAL: Germ
it's been in place over 10 years I think
At this point, lets get kids into hunting
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Excellent post!!
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
And no one sees a problem with that in the few short years its been in place? Good Lord whats it gonna look like in 10 more years when the kids that are being introduced into the archery season with the X Bow, you think their going to switch over to conventional archery equipment, most are so lazy now you cant lure their chubby little butts away from a game boy without a twinke in your hand!
I can tell you right now, if the rest of the States in this Country matched those # in Ohio,we would be having this chat over keeping gun hunters out of our Xbow season instead of talking about keeping X bows out of our archery season today.
And no one sees a problem with that in the few short years its been in place? Good Lord whats it gonna look like in 10 more years when the kids that are being introduced into the archery season with the X Bow, you think their going to switch over to conventional archery equipment, most are so lazy now you cant lure their chubby little butts away from a game boy without a twinke in your hand!
I can tell you right now, if the rest of the States in this Country matched those # in Ohio,we would be having this chat over keeping gun hunters out of our Xbow season instead of talking about keeping X bows out of our archery season today.
At this point, lets get kids into hunting
There are parts of the river that is fly fishing, catch and releaseonly, and this part of the river now has more and bigger fish than the rest of the river. I like to fish with the grand kids on this part of the river so I taught them to fly fish around the age of 5. There are those that do not want to take the time to learn to fly fish and try to change the law every year.
Being I do not know, could a person use regualr tackle if they wanted and release the trout?
12-18-2007, 04:52 PM
#168
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Kansas
Posts: 3,288
RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
ORIGINAL: GrumpyTom
There was 3 lines in his statement and I included every word he used. How could I twist the words around.
The second line was plain and simple :
How is twisting his words about that, I do not need to twist his words. He says that he does not want to share his bows season with gun hunters. Not your season, not our seasn, but he used the words MY SEASON.
ORIGINAL: davidmil
I must say Grump, you do have a way of twisting words or peoples statements. Why can't you just take them for what they say. If they meant something else, they'd say it.
I must say Grump, you do have a way of twisting words or peoples statements. Why can't you just take them for what they say. If they meant something else, they'd say it.
The second line was plain and simple :
I dont want to share my bow season with gun hunters either!
Yes I said my, when one of you starts carrying my stands in for me or hunting with me , I will say we.
12-18-2007, 04:59 PM
#169
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Kansas
Posts: 3,288
RE: New Bowhunting Law in IL
ORIGINAL: Germ
OK, not sure how trout got into this talk[8D]
Being I do not know, could a person use regualr tackle if they wanted and release the trout?
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
I know it has, and thenumbers get more displaced every year.
There are parts of the river that is fly fishing, catch and releaseonly, and this part of the river now has more and bigger fish than the rest of the river. I like to fish with the grand kids on this part of the river so I taught them to fly fish around the age of 5. There are those that do not want to take the time to learn to fly fish and try to change the law every year.
ORIGINAL: Germ
it's been in place over 10 years I think
At this point, lets get kids into hunting
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Excellent post!!
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
And no one sees a problem with that in the few short years its been in place? Good Lord whats it gonna look like in 10 more years when the kids that are being introduced into the archery season with the X Bow, you think their going to switch over to conventional archery equipment, most are so lazy now you cant lure their chubby little butts away from a game boy without a twinke in your hand!
I can tell you right now, if the rest of the States in this Country matched those # in Ohio,we would be having this chat over keeping gun hunters out of our Xbow season instead of talking about keeping X bows out of our archery season today.
And no one sees a problem with that in the few short years its been in place? Good Lord whats it gonna look like in 10 more years when the kids that are being introduced into the archery season with the X Bow, you think their going to switch over to conventional archery equipment, most are so lazy now you cant lure their chubby little butts away from a game boy without a twinke in your hand!
I can tell you right now, if the rest of the States in this Country matched those # in Ohio,we would be having this chat over keeping gun hunters out of our Xbow season instead of talking about keeping X bows out of our archery season today.
At this point, lets get kids into hunting
There are parts of the river that is fly fishing, catch and releaseonly, and this part of the river now has more and bigger fish than the rest of the river. I like to fish with the grand kids on this part of the river so I taught them to fly fish around the age of 5. There are those that do not want to take the time to learn to fly fish and try to change the law every year.
Being I do not know, could a person use regualr tackle if they wanted and release the trout?
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