I just bought Four Guns, What tips do you have for deer hunting duck hunting and what are the rest of the hunt
Deer Hunter Guide | December 6, 2008 | 4:06 am
foxylilalley asked:
hunting seasons? I got 2 rifles 1 shot gun and 1 revolver. What is each type of gun used for and do I need to worry about it back firing. My father has 25 acreas for me to hunt on I five foot two 105lbs. Should i shot a gun while pregnant? I live in Allen texas so where do I take it so I can carry the revolver with me.
is no body going to tell me what the other hunting seasons are?
Seriously what are the hunting seasons?
We aren’t rich I only spent $842 that nothing much. And the 25 acreas only cost daddy 125,000 cash
Nobody ever of backfire when you shoot and the bullet goes backwards and shoots you instead of going forward.
CONRAD
hunting seasons? I got 2 rifles 1 shot gun and 1 revolver. What is each type of gun used for and do I need to worry about it back firing. My father has 25 acreas for me to hunt on I five foot two 105lbs. Should i shot a gun while pregnant? I live in Allen texas so where do I take it so I can carry the revolver with me.
is no body going to tell me what the other hunting seasons are?
Seriously what are the hunting seasons?
We aren’t rich I only spent $842 that nothing much. And the 25 acreas only cost daddy 125,000 cash
Nobody ever of backfire when you shoot and the bullet goes backwards and shoots you instead of going forward.
CONRAD
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Tags: Acreas, Deer Hunting, Duck Hunting, Five Foot Two, Guns, Hunting Rifles, Hunting Seasons, Pregnant, Revolver, Shot Gun
Dont worry about backfire…
NEVER SHOOT WHILE PREGNANT!\\\!!!!!!
NO NO NO NO NO
Do not shoot while pregnant unless you life SERIOUSLY depends on it.
Some might say there is no proof that it could harm your child but seriously… you wanna risk it?
You will need a lot more than four guns.
The two rifles depends on what size that the type of game it can bring down the shotgun be used basiclly for everthing squirrels, rabbits , deer ,mice and just about everything else the revoloer can be used for deer and other large game still with the rifles depends on size.
Hey just talk to your dad about it. That’s what parents are for.
By the way 25 acers is not good for hunting on.
Wow! Y’all must be rich….four guns at once!!!? Why don’t you just ask your Daddy about the guns?
Don’t shoot a gun while pregnant unless absolutely necessary (for defense)….that’s just common sense sweetie.
You are such a silly funny woman, you make my sides hurt! Quail season, wabbit season, bha hahahaha
And no, don’t hunt while you are pregnat.
You’ll likely be able to get a pamphlet with all the local hunting seasons in it when you get your hunting license. Have you had your hunter safety course? It’s generally a requirement to get the license.
The caliber of the rifles and revolver and the choke and guage of the shotgun will determine to an extent what you can use them for.
I’ve been shooting over a half century, and I have no idea what you mean by “backfiring.” Engines backfire; guns don’t.
And despite all these non-medical people, trust me: the only reason not to shoot during a normal pregnancy is if the acreage is so remote you’d have difficulty getting to the hospital if need be.
Twenty-five acres isn’t much to hunt on, so you may want to introduce yourself to the “neighbors.”
Good luck, be safe, and have fun!
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Texas Hunting Season Dates, Grouped by Animal
Dove
Zone Map
Bag Limits
North Zone
Regular September 1 – October 30
Central Zone
Regular Season September 1 – October 30
December 26 – January 4
South Zone
Regular September 21-November 11
December 26 – January 12
Special White-winged Dove Area Note: The dates are distinct from the rest of the South Zone
Special Season (Legal shooting
hours are from noon to sunset) September 1, 2, 8, 9
Regular Season September 21-November 11
December 26 – January 8
Falconry (entire state) November 19 – December 25
Duck
High Plains Mallard Management Unit
Youth October 13-14
Regular Gun October 20-21 and
October 26-January 27
Falconry None
North Zone
Youth October 27-28
Regular Gun November 3-25 and
December 8-January 27
Falconry January 28-February 11
South Zone
Youth October 27-28
Regular Gun November 3-25 and
December 8-January 27
Falconry January 28-February 11
Goose
Bag and Possession Limits;
Areas closed to Hunting
West
Light and Dark Geese November 3-February 5
Light Geese (Conservation Order) February 6-March 30
East
Light Geese November 3-January 27
White-fronted Geese November 3-January 13
Canada Geese November 3-January 27
Light Geese (Conservation Order) January 28-March 30
Sandhill Crane
Bag limits
Zone A November 3-February 3
Zone B November 23-February 3
Zone C December 22-January 27
King and Clapper Rails Regular September 15 – 30 and November 3 – December 26, 2007
Falconry December 27, 2007-February 1, 2008
Sora and Virginia Rails Regular September 15 – 30 and November 3 – December 26, 2007
Falconry December 27, 2007-February 1, 2008
Moorhens (Common
Gallinules) and Purple Gallinules Regular September 15 – 30 and November 3 – December 26, 2007
Falconry December 27, 2007-February 1, 2008
Woodcock Regular December 18, 2007-January 31, 2008
Falconry November 24-December 17, 2007
Wilson’s Snipe
(Common snipe or jacksnipe) Regular November 3, 2007-February 17, 2008
September Teal
Only Season
(Blue-winged, Green-winged and Cinnamon Teal): High Plains Mallard Management Unit: September 15-23
Rest of state: September 15-30
Alligator 22 Counties & special properties (by permit only) September 10-30
Remainder of state April 1-June30
Pronghorn Antelope 35 counties (by permit only) September 29 – October 7
White-tailed Deer Archery September 29 – November 2
General:
*Special Youth Season October 27-28,
January 19-20
North Texas (200 counties) November 3 – January 6
Panhandle (6 counties) November 17 – December 2
South Texas (30 counties) November 3-January 20
Late Antlerless and Spike
Edwards Plateau (39 counties) January 7-20
South Texas (30 counties) January 21-February 3
Muzzleloader (23 counties) January 12-20
Mule deer Archery September 29 – November 2
General:
Panhandle (36 counties) November 17 – December 2
Southwestern Panhandle (7 counties) November 17-25
Trans-Pecos (19 counties) November 24-December 9
Javelina (Approximately 43 counties) October 1 – February 24
(Approximately 50 counties) September 1 – August 31
Squirrel % Special Youth Season September 29-30
East Texas (51 counties) October 1 – February 3
May 1 – 31
Other Open Counties
(see County Listings) September 1 – August 31
Lesser Prairie Chicken By property October 20-21
(by permit only)
Pheasant Chambers, Jefferson and
Liberty counties November 3 – February 24
Panhandle (37 counties) December 1-30
Quail Statewide (all counties) October 27 – February 24
Rio Grande Turkey Archery September 29 – November 2
Fall Season
* Special Youth Season October 27-28
January 19-20
North Texas (122 counties) November 3 – January 6
South Texas (26 counties) November 3 – January 20
Brooks, Kenedy, Kleberg and
Willacy counties November 3 – February 24
Spring Season Spring Zones
North Zone (101 counties) March 29 – May 11
* Special Youth Season March 22-23
May 17-18
South Zone (54 counties) March 15 – April 27
* Special Youth Season March 8-9
May 3-4
1 – Turkey Bag Limit (8 counties) April 1 – 30
* No Special Youth Season
+ Eastern Turkey
mandatory check stations Spring Season Only
East Texas (43 counties) April 1 – 30
Chachalaca Cameron, Hildago, Starr and
Willacy counties November 3 – February 24
Rabbits and Hares Statewide No closed season
* In all counties that have an open season for those species.
% In all counties that have an October 1-February 4 and May 1-31 Open Squirrel Season.
+ Rio Grande and Eastern Turkey may be hunted in these counties.
Dont listen to all the banter about not hunting whitle you are preg. Thats is ultimately up to your doctor. BUT, I know that many docs will tell you it is ok as long as you arent using a firearm capable of moving your entire body while recoiling, so leave the 10 gauge,the .338 Ultra Mag, and the .500 S&W at home. A bigger concern is inhalation of powder smoke, especially at the range, as it contains acute levels of lead and many other carcinogens.
Reloading is also a concern while preg.
Hunting, as long as it does not strain you, and with 2 kids already I am sure you knwo when you have over done it!, should be perfectly safe.
Just make sure you arent going alone, and that your hunting partner is capable of draggin the big game for you!
If you are interested in hunting first read as much as you can. Pick one season and focus on that for now.