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Wisconsin Shinners

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  1. peakrut

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    Remember starting tomorrow no shinning after 10 PM.


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    I don't have to worry about that, I don't even know what the hell shinning is! But thanks for the heads up.....:confused:
     
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    Its pretty popular up in Northern Wisconsin where they use a spot light at night as a
    scouting tool. Of course some use to poach.
     
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    We can use them up to Nov 1st I believe.
     
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    OOOOOOO, you mean "shining"????????? Yeah, I have been doing that since I was a young lad! I love it, like you said, great scouting tool!

    The 10 pm curfew/law starts on the 15th. So we actually have a couple of days during the open season to legally shine all night!
     
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    hahahaha, I was confuse for a second. We call it spotlighting here in Oklahoma... in Texas they just call it hunting :beer:
     
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    Brutal!!!!!!!!!!:d :deer: :d
     
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    Just hunt right.
     
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    Yup! Also make sure you leave any knives, guns, bows, arrows, etc at home while shining. Even if you have arrows with no bow, or even an empty rifle cartridge you can still get fined for shining with a weapon. Keep it legal guys and have fun this year and good luck.
     
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    Good luck to you also Tony.
     
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