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Blackhead doesn’t have any pics

If blackhead turns into a pimple, will it be on Geedubya's ass?


Might turn into a boil

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Originally Posted by Lawdwaz
So I guess my opinion is NYS deer hunting can be pretty good.


Great bucks! Danged nice!


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Originally Posted by Lawdwaz
So I guess my opinion is NYS deer hunting can be pretty good.

I hunt the Norhern Zone, in the Adirondacks.

If I see a deer a day I consider that day successful.

I'm not a meat hunter, I'd rather have a good piece of beef, so I only shoot old mature deer and have let small bucks walk.

Plus when I'm 4 or 5 miles from the truck I don't wanna be packing out a dink.

My best to date is a 137 inch 11point


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As someone posted earlier, "Upstate" means different things to different people and can be used to describe vastly different areas of the state with very different hunting conditions. I was born in the Adirondacks (in the same house my father and uncle were born in), grew up hunting there and now guide hunting there. If you have any specific questions about the Adirondacks feel free to PM me.



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We do the Catskills - usually Sullivan & Delaware counties. Private property is preferable but both places we hunt touch fairly vast areas of state land. Fortunately we are able to punch most of our tags each year for both bow and gun with a couple decent bucks.

Only small problems I can see is a lack of decent farmland for wildlife nourishment. Also, the wariness and high alert mode every deer exhibits because of the sheer number of hunters in the area - most especially noted in the Sullivan Cty area.

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Originally Posted by keystoneben
My uncle's got two cabins in New York (Norwich area). One's got power, etc. That's surrounded by farmland and woods, so it's basically like hunting around here.

He has another piece that has a small cabin off a seasonal road. Surrounded by 4000 acres of state forest. A lot of fun to hunt. Seems like I've been going up every other year and it's always a good time. Its been a little tougher to get up there now that PA's opener is on Saturday. But I make extra effort when there's snow on the ground.

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Great pics Ben! Love them old hunting camps.


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Originally Posted by fshaw
As someone posted earlier, "Upstate" means different things to different people and can be used to describe vastly different areas of the state with very different hunting conditions.

Understood. Kind of like "hunting in Texas" or "high fence hunting."



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Originally Posted by Lawdwaz
So I guess my opinion is NYS deer hunting can be pretty good.
You shot those all in NJ, right? wink whistle


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Originally Posted by beretzs
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My uncle's got two cabins in New York (Norwich area). One's got power, etc. That's surrounded by farmland and woods, so it's basically like hunting around here.

He has another piece that has a small cabin off a seasonal road. Surrounded by 4000 acres of state forest. A lot of fun to hunt. Seems like I've been going up every other year and it's always a good time. Its been a little tougher to get up there now that PA's opener is on Saturday. But I make extra effort when there's snow on the ground.

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Great pics Ben! Love them old hunting camps.

Yeah, I look forward to the camping as much as the hunting.

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So I guess my opinion is NYS deer hunting can be pretty good.
You shot those all in NJ, right? wink whistle

Heck I didn't even know there were deer in NJ............

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I’ve been hunting in Western New York for about 25 years now. We hunt public land in Allegany county. Pretty much the same woods hunting as here in PA. I have taken a few nice bucks over the years, but none in the last 8 years. Pass over a lot of dink bucks…but still have a great time with my hunt buddies. Pic from last year…

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Originally Posted by Doc_Holidude
I’ve been hunting in Western New York for about 25 years now. We hunt public land in Allegany county. Pretty much the same woods hunting as here in PA. I have taken a few nice bucks over the years, but none in the last 8 years. Pass over a lot of dink bucks…but still have a great time with my hunt buddies. Pic from last year…

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Dang, could you get a citation for not wearing an orange hat??



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I killed my biggest public land whitetail not far from New Paltz, NY.

Scored 154. Got him way back in the mountains. I was younger and could hike miles like it was nothing.

I loved hunting in upstate NY. Beautiful area. Some huge deer. Great people. I would like to go back but don’t know anyone out there anymore.

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Nice bucks guys…. Like others have said depends where in the state your talking and what your looking for. I live on “The Island” LOL . We have some good deer here if you have some time and bow hunt. Lots of new areas opened up in the last decade that had not been hunted for 100 years. Everyone and their brother in law had 180- 200” deer in the yard on the north shore. First year it opened they all killed the swing set buck and sent pictures into trophy hunter magazine like they had accomplished something special. On the public land side yeah you could probably do a p&y deer every year with a good chance at a 140 or better if you have a lot of time on the island. Southern tier region has a crazy amount of deer but good luck finding one north of 100 inches on a regular basis ,it is a meat hunt with small basket bucks for the most part. Northern part of the state by the Daks does not have the numbers like the south but when you find them they will usually be bigger deer. They have not issued a doe permit in the ADK state park for as long as I can remember and the forest is very old growth with little food in it. Western part of the state is still holding a good bit of Agriculture and dairy but it’s hard to get on private if your not a local or new to the area.


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