Public land etiquette

dukemichaels · Aug 24, 2009

peakrut said: ↑

Treat others like you would want to be treated fair enough.
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Do you know what a complete sentence is?

Bitterman · Aug 24, 2009

Sliverflicker said: ↑

Early season you give the deer the right amount of time for the hit and jump right on it, because it won't be there long on the public land around me.
Late season when the city slickers and burbs have figured out its much nicer watching Lee and Tif or Stan Potts kill deer on TV you dont need to worry
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Ouch. .Dude it says right on my thing that I'm from Philly.

............However.....I do enjoy TV. Hmmm. :D

- Jim

Bitterman · Aug 24, 2009

kevin1 said: ↑

1) Remember what the term "public" means, and respect it.
2) Don't expect exclusivity, you're sharing land with others.
3) If someone else sets up nearby ask him to move politely, if he doesn't then go elsewhere, it isn't worth fighting about.
4) If you shoot a deer get on it as quickly as you can, if you don't someone else will take it unless you can prove you shot it. When in doubt let the other guy eat his tag.
5) Fouling someone else's set up because they got in to "your spot" before you did is childish and merits a fat lip.
6) Know the terrain, especially the backstop.
7) Do not shoot until you can visually aquire your target!!
8) Pack out more than you packed in.
9) Bury your gutpile, it keeps the coyotes to a minimum, and makes for a better smelling woods.
10) Always be as quiet as possible.
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Thanks Kevin. Seemes like a good list.

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