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November 11th, 2014, 07:25 PM
#81
Is there any difference between what Marc has done on 500 acres , and going to Africa and paying to hunt on an enclosure of 10 to 20,000 acres . You are still paying for it , or going to the Dakotas and paying to hunt pheasants on an 10,000 acre ranch that raises the pheasants to supplant the wild ones ,.
Way to go Marc you did what you wanted to do and did it.
By the way , you can also go to Texas and hunt exotics and also white tailed deer also in enclosures of many thousand acres, guess what ? you also have to pay there are many places like that on this continent , Canada and the U.S.
To further this , a friend of mine goes to England every year to hunt "driven pheasants " on a couple of large estates, this by no means is a cheap hunt, several hundred dollars per day and you only get to keep a brace[two] birds, the rest are sold to game buyers and then sold at markets and restaurants. To all the whiners , get yourself some cheese to go along with your whining and have a good night.
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November 11th, 2014 07:25 PM
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November 11th, 2014, 07:35 PM
#82
Great story, massive deer, and I love that calibre of rifle.
See you on the ice in a couple months?
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November 11th, 2014, 07:40 PM
#83

Originally Posted by
jaycee
Is there any difference between what Marc has done on 500 acres , and going to Africa and paying to hunt on an enclosure of 10 to 20,000 acres . You are still paying for it , or going to the Dakotas and paying to hunt pheasants on an 10,000 acre ranch that raises the pheasants to supplant the wild ones ,.
Way to go Marc you did what you wanted to do and did it.
By the way , you can also go to Texas and hunt exotics and also white tailed deer also in enclosures of many thousand acres, guess what ? you also have to pay there are many places like that on this continent , Canada and the U.S.
To further this , a friend of mine goes to England every year to hunt "driven pheasants " on a couple of large estates, this by no means is a cheap hunt, several hundred dollars per day and you only get to keep a brace[two] birds, the rest are sold to game buyers and then sold at markets and restaurants. To all the whiners , get yourself some cheese to go along with your whining and have a good night.

Oh we've been to RSA now have we? When were You there? You talk with great knowledge of the hunts there
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November 11th, 2014, 07:43 PM
#84
No need to pull the thread. I understand that this is a question of ethics and that comes down to the individual. Just because you dont like it doesnt mean its not legal. My fear fear is that any one with a few hundred acres can fence there property and manage the herd and then charge $ to have the privelage to hunt there.
And yes Marc genetics does play a role for sure but I am sure you realized from the research you did exploring places that you could shoot a deer where they show pictures of the deer you could take that there is much more than genetics going on.yes for sure that is a magnificent deer and it will look great on the wall and I am sure the meat will provide you with many a fine meal. As I said I am not her to judge as yo have broken no laws and have done nothing illegal.
Perhaps share some of your videos here with the rest of us that have not found your u tube channel and maybe we will see you are a regular dude who shares our passion for the outdoors.
Interestingly enough ( for what its worth) I have been one time to a pheasant farm, I paid (forget how much $) to shoot 5 pheasants as well as my 2 buddies that came with me. These released pheasants would not fly no matter how hard we tried to flush them, they would rather play peek a boo around trees and sneak away. Well we shot our 15 and I make no apologies for that, after all they tasted the same and we did pay for them.
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November 11th, 2014, 07:51 PM
#85

Originally Posted by
Hunter John
Interestingly enough ( for what its worth) I have been one time to a pheasant farm, I paid (forget how much $) to shoot 5 pheasants as well as my 2 buddies that came with me. These released pheasants would not fly no matter how hard we tried to flush them, they would rather play peek a boo around trees and sneak away. Well we shot our 15 and I make no apologies for that, after all they tasted the same and we did pay for them.
You wasn't on here bragging about it and plastering Uboob were ya
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November 11th, 2014, 07:53 PM
#86
hey marc, thats a cool buck and i think you should be happy with it. i dont see a difference in that and going to a trout farm. I've caught a wild 8lb brown out of the conestogo river. it felt like a once in a lifetime deal. I've also caught fish from the farm. at the end of the day, I'm happy with both... actually, happier with the farm because i bring my kids and get to be a lazy bugger.
so... i think the real question is how a poor guy like me can get a deer to get used to me scent long enough to take my first deer :P
if i had the cash, and december was rolling around, i'd be persuaded to jump on the game farm too
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November 11th, 2014, 07:58 PM
#87
HEY ANYONE WHO SAID MONEY CAN'T BUY YOU HAPPINESS .. PROBABLY DOESN'T HAVE ANY AND THEY'RE FULL OF s#*t!
If a guy is rich and gets a divorce and gives her half - he's still rich. The average guy gives away half and it's a painfull life thereafter.
If I was rich I'd be in the Yukon with shockey for moose. then sask for deer, the new Zealand for red stag, then new mexico for elk ....
and I'd be real happy ....
I'd probably have a faster car and a blonde on each arm when it's not huntin season ....
I'm like all the other millions of saps buying the 649 and dreamin!
The guy went out and spent his money to fulfill HIS OWN DREAM! not mine and not yours. He's been honest since the beginning.
I have friends that went and shot hogs, friends gone to florida for pigs, guys that hunt pheasant farms, guys that go to Georgia to quail hunt on the plantations ....
all of this costs $ the reason they go is because they just don't see any other alternative to fill that spot.
all of you should cut the guy some slack ... and don't look in the mirror too hard ..you might not like what you see!
Last edited by SK33T3R; November 11th, 2014 at 08:04 PM.
If you keep doing what you've always done. You'll keep getting what you've always got!
Since light travels faster than sound, some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
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November 11th, 2014, 08:02 PM
#88

Originally Posted by
standup
And as well it should only be about whats legal in good ole lefty fashion. Don't give ethics a second thought. Long as you can or can't find it in the book of laws it's good to go.....SAD
hmm... musta bin crazy how you shot this buck in the back of your truck... cause being the good ethical law abiding hunter you are i know you wouldnt transport it from the kill site without tagging it first
http://www.oodmag.com/community/album.php?albumid=1962&attachmentid=27318
whats the story with this cow?
http://www.oodmag.com/community/albu...chmentid=17641
sheet... i havent seen one of these in ontario before...
http://www.oodmag.com/community/albu...chmentid=17645
how much did this kudo cost ya? im sure you brought all the meat home...
http://www.oodmag.com/community/albu...chmentid=17646
fishy steve
id rather be lost in the woods, than found in the city!
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November 11th, 2014, 08:12 PM
#89

Originally Posted by
SK33T3R;84. 1145
HEY ANYONE WHO SAID MONEY CAN'T BUY YOU HAPPINESS .. PROBABLY DOESN'T HAVE ANY AND THEY'RE FULL OF s#*t!
If a guy is rich and gets a divorce and gives her half - he's still rich. The average guy gives away half and it's a painfull life thereafter.
If I was rich I'd be in the Yukon with shockey for moose. then sask for deer, the new Zealand for red stag, then new mexico for elk ....
and I'd be real happy ....
I'd probably have a faster car and a blonde on each arm when it's not huntin season ....
I'm like all the other millions of saps buying the 649 and dreamin!
The guy went out and spent his money to fulfill HIS OWN DREAM! not mine and not yours. He's been honest since the beginning.
I have friends that went and shot hogs, friends gone to florida for pigs, guys that hunt pheasant farms, guys that go to Georgia to quail hunt on the plantations ....
all of this costs $ the reason they go is because they just don't see any other alternative to fill that spot.
all of you should cut the guy some slack ... and don't look in the mirror too hard ..you might not like what you see!
Well said Skeeter
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November 11th, 2014, 08:19 PM
#90

Originally Posted by
standup
That's not a truck
That's a cow moose
A cape eland (for all You RSA experts)
and that's a kudu (for all you RSA experts)
Your point is?
I've noticed one point in this. Without even looking up the places I'd bet over 80% of your addresses are GTA. The land of morals. You know like Gay pride parade. It's on about the same level of perversity
It is telling that your album is titled "SHOOTING" and not hunting. You know what they say about glass houses.