What are you hunting/fishing?
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ND Mike last year I ran a few/several strips of LEDs in mine and built a DC power supply and rewired my flasher as another DC power supply. Plenty of lighting, from low light to see me from space. I can charge, run the fan on my Big buddy heater, cook and run the flasher Looking at replacing my sled with a SnoDog this year and maybe get an electric auger the following year. Sure beats sitting on a five gallon bucket with my back to the wind. I have an insulated flip up that I have yet to get cold, came close when the propane ran out.
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cdavis those are some pigs! God I love large mouth bass fishing! I also found out I might have access to a pretty freaking awesome deer hunt this season. Have to do some things to get it lined up but if I do we should get some cool content out of it.
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cdavis those are some pigs! God I love large mouth bass fishing! I also found out I might have access to a pretty freaking awesome deer hunt this season. Have to do some things to get it lined up but if I do we should get some cool content out of it.
Jonathon good luck on getting the spot. I would love to hunt Kansas whitetails. Yall have some real monsters up there. Good luck again and keep us posted.
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cdavis those are some pigs! God I love large mouth bass fishing! I also found out I might have access to a pretty freaking awesome deer hunt this season. Have to do some things to get it lined up but if I do we should get some cool content out of it.
Jonathon I have hunted western Kansas for pheasant and have seen some monster whitetail and mule deer. You live in a very diverse state for hunting.
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ND Mike last year I ran a few/several strips of LEDs in mine and built a DC power supply and rewired my flasher as another DC power supply. Plenty of lighting, from low light to see me from space. I can charge, run the fan on my Big buddy heater, cook and run the flasher Looking at replacing my sled with a SnoDog this year and maybe get an electric auger the following year. Sure beats sitting on a five gallon bucket with my back to the wind. I have an insulated flip up that I have yet to get cold, came close when the propane ran out.
YooperDog I am set up about the same. Except I still walk out. I need a 4 wheeler! Sno dogs are cool too!
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Jonathon I have hunted western Kansas for pheasant and have seen some monster whitetail and mule deer. You live in a very diverse state for hunting.
bocephus you can even take elk and antelope with rifle if you are lucky enough to draw. I know there is a general archery season for antelope here too. I believe the same goes for elk.
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Well what do you know? Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks recognizes Snipe hunting season. I thought they were hunted with a flashlight and a gunny sack? https://ksoutdoors.com/Hunting/Migratory-Birds/Snipe
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Well what do you know? Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks recognizes Snipe hunting season. I thought they were hunted with a flashlight and a gunny sack? https://ksoutdoors.com/Hunting/Migratory-Birds/Snipe
JohnG5 said in What are you hunting/fishing?:
Well what do you know? Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks recognizes Snipe hunting season. I thought they were hunted with a flashlight and a gunny sack? https://ksoutdoors.com/Hunting/Migratory-Birds/Snipe
Have you seen the “pardon my plate” episode on coot? It’s hilariously informative.
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JohnG5 said in What are you hunting/fishing?:
Well what do you know? Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks recognizes Snipe hunting season. I thought they were hunted with a flashlight and a gunny sack? https://ksoutdoors.com/Hunting/Migratory-Birds/Snipe
Have you seen the “pardon my plate” episode on coot? It’s hilariously informative.
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Well what do you know? Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks recognizes Snipe hunting season. I thought they were hunted with a flashlight and a gunny sack? https://ksoutdoors.com/Hunting/Migratory-Birds/Snipe
JohnG5 We used to send out new scouts out every year on the infamous snipe hunt.
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YooperDog I am set up about the same. Except I still walk out. I need a 4 wheeler! Sno dogs are cool too!
ND Mike snow gets to dang deep, but hauling a sled has gotten old, to much of a hassle. It always seems coming off the ice is always up hill, lol
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ND Mike snow gets to dang deep, but hauling a sled has gotten old, to much of a hassle. It always seems coming off the ice is always up hill, lol
YooperDog that is for sure. I made a smitty sled for my stuff and that makes a huge difference when walking out. Google smitty sled if you don’t know what it is. I can’t believe I waited until last year to make one!
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Anyone going out hunting this weekend? KS whitetail is officially open as of this week for archery and muzzleloader. I’m going to check cameras today. Hoping to have some bucks moving during daylight hours.
Matt W.
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Anyone going out hunting this weekend? KS whitetail is officially open as of this week for archery and muzzleloader. I’m going to check cameras today. Hoping to have some bucks moving during daylight hours.
RafterW archery opened here last week. I have not picked up bow hunting yet. The time required is a bit short for me at least in the next 5 years. Our muzzleloader season doesn’t start until December and it is the hardest deer tag to draw! I haven’t shot a deer with a muzzleloader in about 10 years.
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RafterW archery opened here last week. I have not picked up bow hunting yet. The time required is a bit short for me at least in the next 5 years. Our muzzleloader season doesn’t start until December and it is the hardest deer tag to draw! I haven’t shot a deer with a muzzleloader in about 10 years.
ND Mike we have a short regular season for muzzle loader and a whitetail tag that lets you hunt in any season throughout the year with any legal method of harvest. It’s pretty nice to just buy one tag and be able to utilize any weapon in the season, as it runs its course. I believe our muzzle loader closes at the end of this weekend. It is a short season, opened Monday with archery.
In December, rifle season will open here as well.
Matt W.
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ND Mike we have a short regular season for muzzle loader and a whitetail tag that lets you hunt in any season throughout the year with any legal method of harvest. It’s pretty nice to just buy one tag and be able to utilize any weapon in the season, as it runs its course. I believe our muzzle loader closes at the end of this weekend. It is a short season, opened Monday with archery.
In December, rifle season will open here as well.
RafterW our regular rifle season starts the first weekend in November. Our season runs right through the rut. Lots of big boys go down especially with the loss of CRP acres. Our regular season tag you can use any legal firearm to harvest a deer. Our tags do not carry over to other seasons though.
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ND Mike we have a short regular season for muzzle loader and a whitetail tag that lets you hunt in any season throughout the year with any legal method of harvest. It’s pretty nice to just buy one tag and be able to utilize any weapon in the season, as it runs its course. I believe our muzzle loader closes at the end of this weekend. It is a short season, opened Monday with archery.
In December, rifle season will open here as well.
RafterW said in What are you hunting/fishing?:
ND Mike we have a short regular season for muzzle loader and a whitetail tag that lets you hunt in any season throughout the year with any legal method of harvest. It’s pretty nice to just buy one tag and be able to utilize any weapon in the season, as it runs its course. I believe our muzzle loader closes at the end of this weekend. It is a short season, opened Monday with archery.
In December, rifle season will open here as well.
Over the last few years, Nebraska has introduced a lot of new special seasons for deer hunters. There is a season choice antlerless deer, (doe) permit, which allows hunting with bow, firearm, or muzzleloader while those season dates allow hunting. That permit is $37 for a resident and offer a lot of hunting opportunities at a reasonable cost.
This is in addition to all the firearm, muzzleloader, and bow permits that allow shooting a deer of either [censored].
Hunters hunting on their own property have the most options for permits and they are available at the least cost, but again, you are limited to hunting just on your own property.
Nebraska allows purchasing multiple permits in any combination although you are limited to only two permits that allow harvesting a buck.Paul
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RafterW said in What are you hunting/fishing?:
ND Mike we have a short regular season for muzzle loader and a whitetail tag that lets you hunt in any season throughout the year with any legal method of harvest. It’s pretty nice to just buy one tag and be able to utilize any weapon in the season, as it runs its course. I believe our muzzle loader closes at the end of this weekend. It is a short season, opened Monday with archery.
In December, rifle season will open here as well.
Over the last few years, Nebraska has introduced a lot of new special seasons for deer hunters. There is a season choice antlerless deer, (doe) permit, which allows hunting with bow, firearm, or muzzleloader while those season dates allow hunting. That permit is $37 for a resident and offer a lot of hunting opportunities at a reasonable cost.
This is in addition to all the firearm, muzzleloader, and bow permits that allow shooting a deer of either [censored].
Hunters hunting on their own property have the most options for permits and they are available at the least cost, but again, you are limited to hunting just on your own property.
Nebraska allows purchasing multiple permits in any combination although you are limited to only two permits that allow harvesting a buck.processhead only one buck in Kansas. We have the season choice as well but it can be used on either s3x, the only catch is that it is whitetail only, there are mule deer in the western 1/3rd of the state.
Matt W.
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