21 lber on 4 lb test (Page 3): Thank you very much. I still have 127 cans left. I thought that the price would go up so I bought a lot during the cancan sale but Aldi reduced their...

NJ219bands Loc: New Jersey

USAF Major wrote:

Bands I cam truly impressed with your accomplishments in our shared home state.
I suggest you contact Shop-Rite hq in Keasby and tell them of your success using their corn. They might send you a couple of cases or something else. You never know.

Thank you very much. I still have 127 cans left. I thought that the price would go up so I bought a lot during the cancan sale but Aldi reduced their price to 50 cents. I may switch to Aldi corn 🌽 this fall.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

bapabear wrote:

Just an FYI: in some states, transfer of wildlife comes with a very hefty fine. You might want to check your state regs. The purchase of an executioner's axe might be a lot cheaper. Then again, wasting of wildlife fines can also be quite steep.

Was thinking the same thing, I know out here its a no, no. What does DYI mean, I see it all the time

USAF Major Loc: Sea Bright, NJ

FYI is For Your Information.

DYI is Do It Yourself.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

USAF Major wrote:

FYI is For Your Information.

DYI is Do It Yourself.

Thanks, I am kind of behind the times

Jim Kay Loc: Franklin, Virginia

bapabear wrote:

Just an FYI: in some states, transfer of wildlife comes with a very hefty fine. You might want to check your state regs. The purchase of an executioner's axe might be a lot cheaper. Then again, wasting of wildlife fines can also be quite steep.

I think that an occaisional turtle from one pond to another is no big deal.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Jim Kay wrote:

I think that an occaisional turtle from one pond to another is no big deal.

I agree, but tell that to the Game Warden as he is writing your ticket. Good Luck

smitty Loc: maine

USAF Major wrote:

Bands I cam truly impressed with your accomplishments in our shared home state.
I suggest you contact Shop-Rite hq in Keasby and tell them of your success using their corn. They might send you a couple of cases or something else. You never know.

i miss shop-rite
went to rbc with one of the daughters

Bigwilly8200. Loc: NJ

Yes you have to have a trapper's license I have to be in season up here but I used to take them to Chinatown and sell them and shit this was 20 years ago I used to get like 12 to $20 a pound on the hoof so shell and everything

USAF Major Loc: Sea Bright, NJ

smitty wrote:

i miss shop-rite
went to rbc with one of the daughters

They have no competition except for distance. New monster store behind Marshall's in Shrewsbury caused a one year old ACME to bail out. Previously killed Pathmark and A&P. Foodtowns are next unless they are some distance from them.