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Missed Opportunities: Hunters and Environmentalists
Lead was in the ground before humans took out. I don't see humans using it and putting it back as a problem.- Jack Ryan
- Post #46
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Podcast Episodes on Public-Private Property Rights at Intersecting Corners
Hours? No thanks. I'm not that committed to something that doesn't affect me and really none of my business. I got enough on my plate that I can see out the window from this computer. I should be doing all that instead of this. Lunch is over, even for retirees. My position has been, and is...- Jack Ryan
- Post #113
- Forum: Hunt Talk Radio Podcast
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Podcast Episodes on Public-Private Property Rights at Intersecting Corners
When I went looking for independent opinions and circumstance I found this link and it was interesting enough I read most all of it. Just offering it, I'm sure you all know a lot more about the situation than I do. What few instances we have around me are all small potatoes by comparison but we...- Jack Ryan
- Post #112
- Forum: Hunt Talk Radio Podcast
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Podcast Episodes on Public-Private Property Rights at Intersecting Corners
Isn't there written law to address these issues? Can't quote the code but I've been told in Indiana you can't sell land with out a means of access. Doesn't have to be easy access, the shortest access but there has to be some way other than jumping out of helicopters. I've not found any...- Jack Ryan
- Post #110
- Forum: Hunt Talk Radio Podcast
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Do you own a ranch?
I own a share in I don't even know how many thousands of acres around here we like to jokingly call Hoosier National Forrest. My 20 acre compound borders it on 2 sides. I do own no trespassing signs and I'm pretty serious about it on the parts I have full say so on. But I'm pretty serious about...- Jack Ryan
- Post #156
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Do you own a ranch?
Around here they put a garden shed on it and call it a "homestead".- Jack Ryan
- Post #146
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Podcast Episodes on Public-Private Property Rights at Intersecting Corners
Pretty interesting reading. I never go out west or really hunt beyond where ever I live at the time. I DO share a few property lines with federal ground here at home and on other private ground I hunt. It seems there are some significant differences in the laws between Indiana and some of these...- Jack Ryan
- Post #107
- Forum: Hunt Talk Radio Podcast
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Why do people do this when they camp?
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I see open carry all the time here in Indiana it is no big deal. Walmart, grocery, restaurants, parks and gas stations. Not saying it is common depending on what you call common but I'll see 2 or three on a trip to town for groceries, Walmart and dinner. Nothing picture worthy. Just normal... -
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Doesn't make it appropriate. Just like the guy with the three gun open carry. Having the right, doesn't make it appropriate every where. Great thing about this country is everyone has the right to be stupid if they want to be. Would be a lot less of it if people had to bare the results of... -
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I'll agree with about half of that. I don't watch a lot of videos but I've not seen many of those type that other hunters didn't jump all over them about. Unless it was Ted Nugent in the video. I have no problem with hunters proud of a trophy animal hauling it home or where ever they need to... -
Shed hunting with a dog
GWH brought home a skull and full spine just a couple days ago. Hadn't been dead long still had some meat on the bones.- Jack Ryan
- Post #17
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Ukraine / Russia
LOL, I know. We just met. I'm NOT a big proponent of putting sarcasm in purple. The BEST sarcasm will always leave at least half of those who read it wondering..."Did he really mean EXACTLY that?" May be the joke about the French weapons for sale, only dropped once, is not as common as I thought.- Jack Ryan
- Post #1,821
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Wyoming Elk, Feed them or Not
"What if..." implies something other than "what is". My answer is for the current situation, what IS. "Don't feed wild animals." Feed the zoo animals.
