Full Version: December Deer Hunt Reminder
There will be an antlerless only hunt held in all units statewide (including those units north of Hwy. 8) on Dec. 7th thru Dec. 10th. The snowmobile trails will be closed during that time.
Don't remind me. That's at least a week or two of riding out the window. Last two years my first ride was Dec 1st. Mother F!@$$% Hunters.
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hey now!!!
I love snowmobiling, but I like eating more!! ( especially venison) when is the last time we have even had snow to ride at that point in December? (1999-2000 season) and all we missed was like 4 days of the seaon.
Now, if it was like it was back in the 1970's when you could take your sled out in the woods to hunt, that would be the cats-ass. many excellent hunting spots i find while riding go un-hunted by me just because of the long walk in , and the even longer walk out trying to drag a huge deer behind me.
I would love to hook up the ice-fishng sled to my snowmobile and haul all my gear out in the woods by snowmobile, just think if we were allowed to do this, maybe we wouldn't have so many deer that it requires a lengthened season to thin out the herd
BTW, the bearskin is open to snowmobile traffic 365 days a year!!! seriously.
That is the way the law reads, even if the "Marked" trails are deemed closed, the bearskin is legally rideable. it makes me wonder if I guy could put a commercially available wheel-kit on a snowmobile and ride in the summer down the old Brownskin.
QUOTE(lakelandsledder @ Sep 20 2006, 02:26 PM) 
Don't remind me. That's at least a week or two of riding out the window. Last two years my first ride was Dec 1st. Mother F!@$$% Hunters.
hey now!!!
I love snowmobiling, but I like eating more!! ( especially venison) when is the last time we have even had snow to ride at that point in December? (1999-2000 season) and all we missed was like 4 days of the seaon.
Now, if it was like it was back in the 1970's when you could take your sled out in the woods to hunt, that would be the cats-ass. many excellent hunting spots i find while riding go un-hunted by me just because of the long walk in , and the even longer walk out trying to drag a huge deer behind me.
I would love to hook up the ice-fishng sled to my snowmobile and haul all my gear out in the woods by snowmobile, just think if we were allowed to do this, maybe we wouldn't have so many deer that it requires a lengthened season to thin out the herd
BTW, the bearskin is open to snowmobile traffic 365 days a year!!! seriously.
That is the way the law reads, even if the "Marked" trails are deemed closed, the bearskin is legally rideable. it makes me wonder if I guy could put a commercially available wheel-kit on a snowmobile and ride in the summer down the old Brownskin.
yeh, with 1.6 million deer in the woods it's amazing we can ride at all without hitting one of them.
Dum Dums in the DNR, obviously they can't count! :banghead:
Dum Dums in the DNR, obviously they can't count! :banghead:
QUOTE(lakelandsledder @ Sep 20 2006, 03:26 PM)
Don't remind me. That's at least a week or two of riding out the window. Last two years my first ride was Dec 1st. Mother F!@$$% Hunters.
If there is snow on the ground by Dec 1st, it is not going to make me happy either. I was just trying to warn other riders not to make reservation at lodging during that time to save their money and time. It is going to be one year trial and if it does not succeed then next year the December hunt will be abolished! I am a deer hunter and the November hunt is good enough for me.
Lets see? doe tags for $12.00 since 1990 how much money?
Nope can't see the doe season leaving until all the deer are dead! :frech32:
And the DNR dum dums know that if there is just 1 deer left, 600,000 hunters will track it down and kill it!
Boy are we stupid or what? :frech32:
Nope can't see the doe season leaving until all the deer are dead! :frech32:
And the DNR dum dums know that if there is just 1 deer left, 600,000 hunters will track it down and kill it!
Boy are we stupid or what? :frech32:
QUOTE(Gettin2Old @ Sep 20 2006, 04:09 PM)
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hey now!!!
I love snowmobiling, but I like eating more!! ( especially venison) when is the last time we have even had snow to ride at that point in December? (1999-2000 season) and all we missed was like 4 days of the seaon.
Now, if it was like it was back in the 1970's when you could take your sled out in the woods to hunt, that would be the cats-ass. many excellent hunting spots i find while riding go un-hunted by me just because of the long walk in , and the even longer walk out trying to drag a huge deer behind me.
I would love to hook up the ice-fishng sled to my snowmobile and haul all my gear out in the woods by snowmobile, just think if we were allowed to do this, maybe we wouldn't have so many deer that it requires a lengthened season to thin out the herd
BTW, the bearskin is open to snowmobile traffic 365 days a year!!! seriously.
That is the way the law reads, even if the "Marked" trails are deemed closed, the bearskin is legally rideable. it makes me wonder if I guy could put a commercially available wheel-kit on a snowmobile and ride in the summer down the old Brownskin.
hey now!!!
I love snowmobiling, but I like eating more!! ( especially venison) when is the last time we have even had snow to ride at that point in December? (1999-2000 season) and all we missed was like 4 days of the seaon.
Now, if it was like it was back in the 1970's when you could take your sled out in the woods to hunt, that would be the cats-ass. many excellent hunting spots i find while riding go un-hunted by me just because of the long walk in , and the even longer walk out trying to drag a huge deer behind me.
I would love to hook up the ice-fishng sled to my snowmobile and haul all my gear out in the woods by snowmobile, just think if we were allowed to do this, maybe we wouldn't have so many deer that it requires a lengthened season to thin out the herd
BTW, the bearskin is open to snowmobile traffic 365 days a year!!! seriously.
That is the way the law reads, even if the "Marked" trails are deemed closed, the bearskin is legally rideable. it makes me wonder if I guy could put a commercially available wheel-kit on a snowmobile and ride in the summer down the old Brownskin.
Last two winters I had 300 to 400 miles on by mid December, both years my first ride was Dec 1st. Eastern Vilas County opens Dec 1st while the wesatern part and Oneida didn't open till mid Dec. Pissed my buddy in Minocqua off bad.
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