Where's the Pictures

[Pete]

Hey Jeremy,

Where are those pictures of the deer you were talking about earlier this fall??
I'm sure we'd all like to see them.

Pete

[Gary]

Been so busy with work, wedding, etc. this fall that I didn't have much of a chance to hunt. I'm hunting one day, and that's tomorrow with a friend near Richmond, VA. I don't expect much to happen in just one day, but I'll at least get to share in some venison they've already got. Yummy!

Gary

[Gary]

Hi Guys,

Was out deer hunting near Richmond, VA on Saturday with a tournament fishing buddy of mine. There were about 15 of us in the group and we managed eleven deer. I got a 4 pointer, my buddy got a small buck as well, and the biggest brought in was a 7 pointer. They got deer coming out their ying yang's down there, but not as big as we have up here. In fact, my buddy alone saw twenty-one deer on Saturday. It was all shotgun so we couldn't pull on everything we saw, they needed to be in range. It was a great day though. On Sunday, we capped off the weekend by fishing in my buddy's private pond and I caught me a feed of crappie to go along with the venison in my freezer. MMMMM!!

Gary

[parker]

Hey Gary,

Thats great! What do you think of the new game laws to bring game meat across the border?

Have pictures just need to figure out how to get them on the site?

Jeremy

[Gary]

Hi Jeremy,

I don't know anything about the laws regarding bringing game meat across the border. Is there anything I should be aware of? I haven't crossed over yet with any yet, but plan on doing so.

Gary

[Jeremy]

Hey Gary,

Yes there is something very important. You are now only allowed to bring 20kg of boneless game meat. Make sure you have your license with you.

I will not be going to New York to hunt anymore as I have never shot a deer that weighes 20kg even boneless Canadain Government

Talk to you later!

Jeremy