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Comment by T.J. on August 11, 2008 at 5:18pm

I've never hunted Kansas before, but I'd like to some day:)

Comment by T.J. on August 11, 2008 at 5:17pm

I'm all about hunting anything on 4 legs from east to west coast:)

Mainly Deer, and I'm an avid bow hunter:)

Comment by William White on August 7, 2008 at 1:51am

Is there anyone that hunt in North Central Kansas? Maybe we could meet sometime?

Comment by William White on August 7, 2008 at 1:50am

T.J.
The way I understand the concept of bear hunting, they have a very keen sense of smell and excellant hearing so some good cover scent and make sure you don't move around when they are close! BE SAFE THEY CAN CLIMB TREES so get you some pepper spray or something to defend yourself in case they want to climb in your lap. My passion is hunting Pheasants, Quail, Dove and Deer Hunting! How about you?

Comment by T.J. on August 6, 2008 at 10:57am

Does anybody ever get on this thing, sounds like it's all dried up.........................................Hello

Comment by T.J. on August 4, 2008 at 7:28pm

Anyone here into Bear hunting or good anty good tips, it's my first year hunting bear this year:)

Comment by Engineco913 on July 20, 2008 at 11:53am

Sorry for the lack of updates on the saltwater scene lately, work has been insane. This past Saturday the water had some pretty good chop with a steady rip current. (from Bertha off Bermuda and the new Tropical wave off South Carolina) The fish were there for a change and fishing was a lot more fun. No monster fish yet but just a matter of time. A 70 pound Striped Bass was caught just off of Block Island so they are around. :)

Comment by Bob Allard on June 30, 2008 at 6:49pm

Love the outdoors, even if i don't get anything, just being in the outdoors is great.

Comment by Engineco913 on June 14, 2008 at 9:39am

For a first time hunter you are better off spending the few days and taking a hunters safety class. YES it will be full of younger kids just starting, but you will also be educated on the laws, the safety and (I hope) a shooting course. I started hunting by purchasing a shotgun and a orange vest. I memorized the states laws in the booklet, bought the tags and started on small game, then advanced to deer. There is nothing to it. I spent a few days (and shot what seemed like a zillion shells) on the range. Shooting will build proficiency and it is what prevents foolish injuries and also prevents wounding of animals.

Comment by J.R. Fitzgerald on June 10, 2008 at 11:49pm

Walter who ever told you that has more money then they have sense, you need to find a gun & scope( if you are shootin longer distances) that suits you the best & that you are comfortable with. Mite be a shotgun with slugs, or even buckshot ( if its legal in your state) , you dont need fancy gear to hunt, been huntin since I was 9 yrs lod & never had high dollar equipment. But you have to do you homework so to speek, study up on habits and that sort of stuff. Then do you scoutin bout a month before season open until bout a week before, then go get um!! Be sure to know your states laws on baitin & legal means of takin a deer. You can get hunting regs just bout anywhere that deals with sporting goods. GOOD LUCK & hope you have fun & get a trophy.

If you arent into eatin deer meat then look into sportsman against hunger to donate you meat to the hungry.

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