[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Single bevel Question… #32047

Jason,

I would use the tuffhead. They seem to be of better quality IMHO.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Don't Do This! #26672

I have two main rules about cars. Never put anything on them and never shut the door before checking for keys. My employment involves a lot of getting in and out of cars. But sometimes I forget the rules.:shock: But at least if you lock yourself out hopefully your coffee is on the roof to drink while you wait for the spare!!!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Another Article #17753

Great point of view. Gives a real sense of how out of touch people are with the reality of others living situations. Be it threats from dangerous animals or even more dangerous humans.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Just funny. #17745

Fantastic!!!!!:):D:D:D:D

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Elk Heart on the radio #16699

Thanks Mike….really enjoyed the discussions. Good stuff to contemplate while sitting in the woods.:D

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: PA Elk Hunt #9048

I put in for it every year. If I ever draw a tag i will let you know how it goes!!! But I doubt I will draw a tag!!!??

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Trail camera question #60136

Alex I like to let them soak for a month. But wait at least a week if you can!!!! But you have to share the good pics!!!!??

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: After the Hunt #48101

When using a meat grinder keep all the metal parts in the freezer and keep the meat extremely cold. This keeps the fat and such from binding the grinder. Also good trimming of the meat is helpful as well.

I lack the walk in cooler myself and instead use a refrigerator I have in my garage. Works very well for me.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: 36" wool pants #46639

I second that Mike!!!

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Colorado '15 #43871

Alex,

Looks and sounds like a great hunt!!! Thanks for sharing it is appreciated.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Archery Anatomy #38640

Mike,

Thanks for the compliment. I promise not to improve….to much!!!! 😀

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: Archery Anatomy #38547

David,

I got the Archery Anatomy book myself. But I am not reading it until the new year. No need to start new things until I have the time to fully ingrain them into my shooting. But let us know how It’s core archery reads please.

thanks,

Brennan

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: ETAR 2015 #31293

Alex,

Sounds like you had your hands full!!!! Enjoy Colorado and travel safely. Maybe we will get to meet next year or sooner at Mike’s.

Brennan

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: GPS in trad bow. #21798

I read all the post over and didn’t read anyone condoning trespassing. I deal with this issue constently and don’t see crossing an unmarked property line in the woods as the same level of crime as taking someones life. Skinner said it is a felony to trepass with a firearm in his area. I was commenting on that aspect.

And I said earlier that a gps as a guide to which property your on is a great tool.

Problem with this type of communication is that at times the reader implies things the writer doesn’t intend. But it is still better then not discussing these things at all.

[Brennan Herr]

in reply to: GPS in trad bow. #20813

Graf,

I am not saying that it is proper to trespass. Only that it being a felony is the issue. For me poaching and trespass are not the same issues. Being on someone else’s property against there wishes is trespassing. Illegal killing of wildlife is poaching. Unless you own the deer or other wildlife privately, which then turns into a property crime, may possibly be poaching. My rule of thumb is that unless someone is dumbing garbage or committing some other crime they are given notice of no trespass. This gives them a heads up of the situation and show of good faith for the future. Then if it comes to pass a second time I start at minimal charges and then continue to more serious charges if the behavior still continues. Reasonableness is the guide I strive for.

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