DeerSlayer

Duncleburger's $10.99 on Sunday, they had plenty.

AC5.56, need to get my BA Barackas on.

A lot of guys are going to that meeting on the 28th. I would be in for the 29th.

Same thing as a Guillotine but re invented with a new name. Everyone I know that tried anything like these hated them and missed birds. They would be great if you were hunting turkey on a perfectly flat parking lot of black top. In the real world there are variables that can cause failure with these broad heads. Shooting turkey with a bow isn't easy to begin with. Don't fall for the gimmicks, go with something that's proven to work. Just my opinion, but it's one from years of killing and missing turkey. +1 on push button calls, they do work well, until you get mouth calling down. I practice my mouth calling while I drive around during the day for work. If I do it at home I get yelled at lol. It kills time while sitting in traffic. Also if I see turkey I roll down the window and mess with them hahahh.

Depending on what time my plane lands that day, and how long customs takes. I will do my best to make it. I really would like to attend but I'm at the mercy of the Airlines. They always seem to find a way to screw me over when I have someplace to be.

Those are Rage mechanical turkey. The guillotine style are a gimmick. I prefer a dead bird with a body shot. With a gun yeah aim for the head. With a bow that big ass 2.5" in diameter guillotine hits a blade of grass on the way, missed shot from deflection. Just my opinion from experience. I don't use mechanical broadheads for deer either, had too many problems. I'm a believer in G5 Montec heads. They can't fail.

As far as calling goes for a beginner I would recommend a box call. Or possibly a pot call/slate. Mouth calls take a good bit of practice before taking then to the field. Many beginner calls come with a instructional DVD or cd to practice with. It takes some time to learn to talk turkey. Practice, practice, practice, is my best advice. Or leave the calling to the guide, and just be the trigger man for the first time out. I was at East Stroudsburg Walmart yesterday, and they were loaded up with turkey rounds. If your looking for any. They had a lot of choices in Federal, Winchester, and Remington. Prices were very reasonable.

I meant 6PM lol

It's cool, I got a bunch of trout fishing crap I needed, and some 100 round value packs of 12g target shells.

They said not to believe the online inventory, & always call first.

Wendy's in Denville weekly Hackettstown Wendy's/Applebee's weekly Roxbury Mall on Rt. 10 weekly Lead east Horseshoe lake in Roxbury Chatterbox in Agusta has a bike night and a cruise night weekly

Monday night on Sportsmen’s channel is all gun shows. Every weekday at 6pm is NRA news with Cam & Company. I learned to leave my dvr set to record every show. Then I watch when I want and FF through the commercials. History had Top Shot, not sure if there's a new season. Haven't caught it in a long time. Did it get canceled?

No .22lr at Walmart in E. Stroudsburg of any kind at all. Duncleburgers had CCI mini mags @ $11.00 per 100. A little pricey. No bulk packs whatsoever.

They also make really good little tool boxes, for the trunk or behind the seat in a pickup truck. I have a few really big ones I keep some of our camping gear in as well.

I like them for reloading components, and they're great in my work van for storing fittings. They're weather tight, keeps my black pipe nipples from rusting in the air.

I had a guy in a basement in Dover print me up a resident alien work Visa, if anyone calls me Jose while we're together, just go with it...

You around tomorrow? I'm heading out to America, gotta pass your exit on the way.

Feels like rocks!

Lol, it's almost hand truck heavy. I only weigh 130. The box says 66lbs but I think it's a lie!

Coyote ended today, that's fun because you can use AR's. Ground hog is all summer long also rifle, and I think crow is open. Turkey is in April.

I almost dropped a nut picking up that box!

Awesome! Congrats! Let's go kill some animals now!

I assume you passed everything?

I took my nephew to Clinton he was finished with everything in an hour and a half. Depends on how fast you take your written test. And how long the wait at the clay range is. The walk through took about half hour. Half hour for the written test, & half hour/20 min to break birds. We were out of there by 10am. If he did archery it would have been longer. I wouldn't complain too much, when I took my test in 1987 it was a 3 day ordeal. My mom had to bring me to Vernon in the middle of nowhere. Thursday evening for the lecture, back Friday evening for the written test, then Saturday morning to a random field (in the middle of nowhere lol) for the clay bird shoot. It was a 45 minute ride each way 6 times, each session was 3 hours. And that was just for shotgun. Had to do the same thing all over again when I turned 13 for archery. And once more at 18 for rifle/muzzeloader. Thankfully now your can be finished in one day within 3-4 hours max for everything. That's a huge improvement. Besides it's only one half a day out of your life forever. You never have to go back. Plus your NJ hunters certificate, is accepted in every other state to obtain their license. If you decide you want to hunt pidgin in NYS one day, or Grizzly in Alaska, Hawaii for a pig hunt, you're set!

There are multiple WMA'S across the state with testing facilities. Many gun ranges/clubs also offer test dates. Here is the current schedule dates/locations.https://www.nj.wildlifelicense.com/ALS/course/course_report.php