I am very much into hunting with my new shotty.

 

But I am a New York City boy and have never done the "man drive" or whatever else hunters do (but I can shoot).

 

I am interested in the hunteing duck, goose, deer, and bear, but I am not foolish enough to try it alone. If there is anyone out there that can take a good study out there with them I would be very happy. My biggest concern is meat health, the less gamey the better.

 

We have time and I am stilll taking the classes, but I Have a lot of questions.

Out of the four animals mentioned, I have only pursued deer, and have made 3 successful trips since I got my license(all on public hunting grounds). I am by no means an expert, but every deer I've shot was delicious... what exactly would you like to know? Also, if you'd like to join me during Permit Shotgun season, I'd be more than happy to bring you along.

Out of the four animals mentioned, I have only pursued deer, and have made 3 successful trips since I got my license(all on public hunting grounds). I am by no means an expert, but every deer I've shot was delicious... what exactly would you like to know? Also, if you'd like to join me during Permit Shotgun season, I'd be more than happy to bring you along.

 

 

The biggest question I have is, is my GEO Prizm going to work for getting the bigger game home? The trunk is fairly large I an I imagine I could put the deer in a wrap of some sort. But I don't know much about that part of the hunt yet.

 

I just bought a new shotgun for permit shotgun season so that would be great!

Out of the four animals mentioned, I have only pursued deer, and have made 3 successful trips since I got my license(all on public hunting grounds). I am by no means an expert, but every deer I've shot was delicious... what exactly would you like to know? Also, if you'd like to join me during Permit Shotgun season, I'd be more than happy to bring you along.

 

 

The biggest question I have is, is my GEO Prizm going to work for getting the bigger game home? The trunk is fairly large I an I imagine I could put the deer in a wrap of some sort. But I don't know much about that part of the hunt yet.

 

I just bought a new shotgun for permit shotgun season so that would be great!

 

Don't put the deer in the trunk, you'll get blood everywhere. Tie it to the roof. Here's some pics of my uncle's latest trophy...

 

 

 

 

Personally I have one of these for the trailer hitch on my gf's Forester:

 

That's digusting...

 

You guys PM me if you want to spend some time in the woods. I'll be hunting October into January. Only really deer though. If you want to shoot birds or bunnies I may be up for it as well.

 

Frank

Out of the four animals mentioned, I have only pursued deer, and have made 3 successful trips since I got my license(all on public hunting grounds). I am by no means an expert, but every deer I've shot was delicious... what exactly would you like to know? Also, if you'd like to join me during Permit Shotgun season, I'd be more than happy to bring you along.

 

 

The biggest question I have is, is my GEO Prizm going to work for getting the bigger game home? The trunk is fairly large I an I imagine I could put the deer in a wrap of some sort. But I don't know much about that part of the hunt yet.

 

I just bought a new shotgun for permit shotgun season so that would be great!

 

Don't put the deer in the trunk, you'll get blood everywhere. Tie it to the roof. Here's some pics of my uncle's latest trophy...

 

 

 

 

Personally I have one of these for the trailer hitch on my gf's Forester:

 

 

 

i'll take a ride, we can throw it in the back of my F150. Let me know when you guys go, I need to learn how to hunt anyway.

Out of the four animals mentioned, I have only pursued deer, and have made 3 successful trips since I got my license(all on public hunting grounds). I am by no means an expert, but every deer I've shot was delicious... what exactly would you like to know? Also, if you'd like to join me during Permit Shotgun season, I'd be more than happy to bring you along.

 

 

The biggest question I have is, is my GEO Prizm going to work for getting the bigger game home? The trunk is fairly large I an I imagine I could put the deer in a wrap of some sort. But I don't know much about that part of the hunt yet.

 

I just bought a new shotgun for permit shotgun season so that would be great!

 

Don't put the deer in the trunk, you'll get blood everywhere. Tie it to the roof. Here's some pics of my uncle's latest trophy...

 

 

 

 

Personally I have one of these for the trailer hitch on my gf's Forester:

 

 

This is a terrible idea and should NEVER be done.

 

If you can't conceal it inside of a vehicle, make sure you have a deer bag to put it into to transport it.

This is a terrible idea and should NEVER be done.

 

If you can't conceal it inside of a vehicle, make sure you have a deer bag to put it into to transport it.

 

Why? Honest question.

I do believe that the law says that it must not be concealed.

I do believe that the law says that it must not be concealed.

 

I seem to remember something in my Hunter Ed class about that

 

:waits for glennp:

I only found this so far in the digest:

Be discrete when transporting your deer to and from a check station,

butcher or taxidermist; rinse away excess blood, turn the field-dressed

side to face in toward your vehicle and push the tongue back into the

deer

I only found this so far in the digest:

Be discrete when transporting your deer to and from a check station,

butcher or taxidermist; rinse away excess blood, turn the field-dressed

side to face in toward your vehicle and push the tongue back into the

deer

I do believe that the law says that it must not be concealed.

 

The latest Hunter's Ed curriculum indicates that you should conceal the animal from the general public.

pretty much they just do not want you displaying it on the hood of your vehicle.. I can remember as a kid everyone driving around with them tied to the front bumper displaying them.. does not go over too well anymore..

HUnters ed classes say that the hood is a no go because it offends people as well as heats up the meat, making it spoil faster.

 

But in general, the classes make it a point that people are offended by such a display and that it hurts you and other hunters.

Recommended Hunting Etiquette IIRC, not necessarily the law

I am pretty sure that if I rolled down my block with a dead deer strapped to the roof there would be a protest in front of my house by peta.

Just the opposite here. It's a trophy. Something to be proud of.

Just the opposite here. It's a trophy. Something to be proud of.

 

I agree but unfortunately my neighbors don't see it that way.

It's a trophy. Something to be proud of.

 

Exactly. Bagging any deer on public hunting ground in this state is something to be proud of, and to hell with anyone who has a problem with that.

 

My main reason for carrying a deer on a hitch-tray is for convenience, though.

Recommended Hunting Etiquette IIRC, not necessarily the law

 

True. The classes never state it as such and I am not trying to make any point other than relay what I read (I just did all the online classes WOO HOO!). They merely say that carrying a deer, or any other 'harversted game" in such a way offends people and that in turn causes fellow hunters and hunting grief, in the long run.

 

 

 

BTW, I have my basic class coming up on the 21st at Black River WMA. Anyone else going to be there?

Just the opposite here. It's a trophy. Something to be proud of.

 

I agree but unfortunately my neighbors don't see it that way.

If it wasn't for the smell I'd blast a kitten and tie it to the grill of my car with the paws stretched out. Then again if I did it during Christmas season the temperature should be low enough to slow the rate of decay.

Recommended Hunting Etiquette IIRC, not necessarily the law

 

True. The classes never state it as such and I am not trying to make any point other than relay what I read (I just did all the online classes WOO HOO!). They merely say that carrying a deer, or any other 'harversted game" in such a way offends people and that in turn causes fellow hunters and hunting grief, in the long run.

 

 

 

BTW, I have my basic class coming up on the 21st at Black River WMA. Anyone else going to be there?

 

 

You should change it to the 15th at clinton WMA. Im instructing shotgun for that class 8-)

I do believe that the law says that it must not be concealed.

 

I seem to remember something in my Hunter Ed class about that

 

:waits for glennp:

 

 

Old law said you had to show some sorta part of the deer. Now there is no law. It doesnt have to be concealed nor in the open. However, the class stresses that only 2% of NJ supports hunting, 2% opposes hunting, and %96 couldnt care less. If you start strapping bloody deer to your roof, guess what that other %96 will think...

I do believe that the law says that it must not be concealed.

 

I seem to remember something in my Hunter Ed class about that

 

:waits for glennp:

 

 

Old law said you had to show some sorta part of the deer. Now there is no law. It doesnt have to be concealed nor in the open. However, the class stresses that only 2% of NJ supports hunting, 2% opposes hunting, and %96 couldnt care less. If you start strapping bloody deer to your roof, guess what that other %96 will think...

In America, they would think "Mmmmm... venison sausage. I hope they have enough for everyone." Here in PRNJ, probably not.

My GF would thing "EWW A DEAD DEER"

 

I would think "Mmmm... Venison Steak!"

Although I agree its your right to do whatever you want without stupid laws, I would personally not strap an exposed bleeding deer to the roof of my car. But hey, its your right!

Just the opposite here. It's a trophy. Something to be proud of.

 

I agree but unfortunately my neighbors don't see it that way.

If it wasn't for the smell I'd blast a kitten and tie it to the grill of my car with the paws stretched out. Then again if I did it during Christmas season the temperature should be low enough to slow the rate of decay.

 

 

That would be fine....as long as you stick the tounge back in.

Just the opposite here. It's a trophy. Something to be proud of.

 

I agree but unfortunately my neighbors don't see it that way.

If it wasn't for the smell I'd blast a kitten and tie it to the grill of my car with the paws stretched out. Then again if I did it during Christmas season the temperature should be low enough to slow the rate of decay.

 

 

Have the little bugger stuffed and you can show him year round.

Just say it was dead in the road when you found it and your going to take it home to eat it, if anyone asks.