Seriously, Calijeephunr- if you stay at the campgrounds, be sure to come by and say hi, we're about 2 miles away from TA29. It was 8 degrees here this morning
I know, the rest of you across a few states are goin' "man, what a pansy...
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Seriously, Calijeephunr- if you stay at the campgrounds, be sure to come by and say hi, we're about 2 miles away from TA29. It was 8 degrees here this morning
I know, the rest of you across a few states are goin' "man, what a pansy...
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Thanks Deedy, Karin, and newest member Corey, hope to see you guys soon.
Bryson Resort rocks
Feathersnhoof - Happy happy Birthday Buddy! Hope it was good! From everyone at Bryson Hesperia Resort[/b]
Thanks Deedy, Karin, and newest member Corey, hope to see you guys soon.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (bhrhunts @ Jan 13 2007, 12:35 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
8 degrees!?
Oy, that's cold..... wow!
I will make sure I do that. I'd like to meet some more JHO'ers. I have a friend that lives just up the road from you also, so I could probably stay there to. But, still a month away. See how things pan out. But I am going to try to make this one. I wnated to go the New Years hunt, but a wedding in San Diego put a kink in that plan lol.
Wild1 thanks for the cudos, OK OK OK I'll put up the stripper pole...
Seriously, Calijeephunr- if you stay at the campgrounds, be sure to come by and say hi, we're about 2 miles away from TA29. It was 8 degrees here this morning, hopefully it will warm up by Feb. 19th.
I know, the rest of you across a few states are goin' "man, what a pansy...it's cold in Alaska, 8 degrees is nothin" californians...[/b]
8 degrees!?
I will make sure I do that. I'd like to meet some more JHO'ers. I have a friend that lives just up the road from you also, so I could probably stay there to. But, still a month away. See how things pan out. But I am going to try to make this one. I wnated to go the New Years hunt, but a wedding in San Diego put a kink in that plan lol.
Calijeephuntr- we'll do something fun, we have a little "game room" I'm putting together, got some cool furniture and stuff last night and out to get a flat screen this week- we'll all get together and have another BBQ, I'm wanting to get some good hunting pix all over the walls, so plan on bringin your friends and your pix, OK? Anybody up for a little poker? bhrhunts loves card games, look out boys...
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I'll make sure I stop by then. Sounds like it's going to be a fun time there.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (bhrhunts @ Jan 7 2007, 11:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
Was wondering if there is a chance of picking off a coyote (within 500 yards), if so will they allow a 220 swift for that or do you still have to use a .243? Also, what area would be good for coyote?
Thanks, evlu
Was wondering if there is a chance of picking off a coyote (within 500 yards), if so will they allow a 220 swift for that or do you still have to use a .243? Also, what area would be good for coyote?
Thanks, evlu
Hi evlu-
I've got a call into the boss at Liggett on the 220 swift, but regulations read as follows:
4.2. Rifles of 22 rimfire-caliber are allowed only for hunting tree squirrel and rabbit.
Really good question, we'll see what Liggett says for the "king" of varmint guns. I'll post just as soon as I hear from him.
last weeks harvest on the yotes:
2 yotes
We'll keep our ears & eyes open where everybody's seeing the little rascals. E-mail me at dloftus@wildblue.net
and I'll post on here what I find out about your 220 swift (really nice caliber)
Do you play poker??? Let's gamble chiggars! Dice??? Wild 1??? ( sorry if I jump to conclusions that your name has anything to do with your nocturnal habits)
Counted 31 piggies today hawg hunters
. Out at 2 pm being piggies. Some really cool colors. Little ones, big ones, mostly meat size hogs 180-220 couple bigger boars, and of course momma sow in the lead. That was quite a sight. That with the 8 piggies I saw 2 days ago makes 39 piggies for this week.
But whose counting?
I've got a call into the boss at Liggett on the 220 swift, but regulations read as follows:
4.2. Rifles of 22 rimfire-caliber are allowed only for hunting tree squirrel and rabbit.
Really good question, we'll see what Liggett says for the "king" of varmint guns. I'll post just as soon as I hear from him.
last weeks harvest on the yotes:
2 yotes
We'll keep our ears & eyes open where everybody's seeing the little rascals. E-mail me at dloftus@wildblue.net
and I'll post on here what I find out about your 220 swift (really nice caliber)
Do you play poker??? Let's gamble chiggars! Dice??? Wild 1??? ( sorry if I jump to conclusions that your name has anything to do with your nocturnal habits)
Counted 31 piggies today hawg hunters
But whose counting?
Fish and Game says 220 swift is a centerfire round - he didn't see any reason why it couldn't be used on coyotes at FHL. The way we read the codes in FHL that 22 rimfire can only be used for Tree Squirrels and Rabbit. So there ya go. I learned something new... I love it when that happens. Even the woman at the gameshack didn't know the answer.
Very good question.
Very good question.
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Might want to talk to LEA there, however. Or a warden that works the base. It might be legal in your eyes, but they could have a different opinion on it. And LEA will pull you over and/or cite you for the smallest of things. Better be safe then sorry.
Hi guys Calijeephuntr and Evlu and every one else that might want to hunt with a 220 swift centerfire, here are the DFG nongame method of take & FHL Code sections:
Most of the LEA's are concerned with the fact that your weapons are empty (including magazines and cartridge carriers attached to your guns) But as we all know there's always the chance that perhaps you might run into one LEA that woke up on the wrong side of the code regs and the bed in the same morning. In that case Fish and Game Warden Foster and I have provided this for you guys to print out and carry with you. If you run into any issues with cranky LEA's, Warden William Lorz (FHL Warden) and Fish and Game Warden John Foster should be called in at this point. Both of these Wardens work Liggett and know the laws. This is not my opinion, it is the law. I have lots of opinions but we'll save those for the card games...
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That is 475 Title 14 Fish and Game CCR's - laws clearly state that the coyote is a nongame animal and clearly states method of take. The other code is Fort Hunter Liggett Section
4.2. Rifles of 22 rimfire-caliber are allowed only for hunting tree squirrel and rabbit. Write that FHL section code on the printout so you'll have it.
You can find all of this of course in your 2006 Hunting DFG Booklet, but maybe it's just easier to print this and throw it in your glove box or pack if you need to show it to a grumpy LEA that is not quite read his 475 Title 14 and FHL 4.2 Regs with his morning coffee. Hey, it happens. Remember that in order for a LEA to write a citation they have to state what sections you violated. There wouldn't be one.
Most of the LEA's are concerned with the fact that your weapons are empty (including magazines and cartridge carriers attached to your guns) But as we all know there's always the chance that perhaps you might run into one LEA that woke up on the wrong side of the code regs and the bed in the same morning. In that case Fish and Game Warden Foster and I have provided this for you guys to print out and carry with you. If you run into any issues with cranky LEA's, Warden William Lorz (FHL Warden) and Fish and Game Warden John Foster should be called in at this point. Both of these Wardens work Liggett and know the laws. This is not my opinion, it is the law. I have lots of opinions but we'll save those for the card games...
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That is 475 Title 14 Fish and Game CCR's - laws clearly state that the coyote is a nongame animal and clearly states method of take. The other code is Fort Hunter Liggett Section
4.2. Rifles of 22 rimfire-caliber are allowed only for hunting tree squirrel and rabbit. Write that FHL section code on the printout so you'll have it.
You can find all of this of course in your 2006 Hunting DFG Booklet, but maybe it's just easier to print this and throw it in your glove box or pack if you need to show it to a grumpy LEA that is not quite read his 475 Title 14 and FHL 4.2 Regs with his morning coffee. Hey, it happens. Remember that in order for a LEA to write a citation they have to state what sections you violated. There wouldn't be one.
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Great info Bhrhunts. And i'm not saying that you couldn't. I just don't want to see anyone get cited cause we thought it was legal. Just want to make sure we cover our bases. 
I think this is great, I do something very similar with another kinda hard deal I do. I'm a licensed dealer with the DMV, so my dealer plates are those special plates. My daughter who is 23 and sales mgr for my dealership, got pulled over in Marin Del Rey by some not so knowledgeable cop down there. Well 4 hours latter (I'm not exaggerating) and four cop cars later - one had his trunk open looking for codes & regs so he could issue a violation, they couldn't figure it out, so they impounded her car, and made her walk home by LAX at night for 7 miles. She's a very cute blonde type and it's very rough in that part of the woods. Total rape target. Probably should have sued. Anyway, we fought it and won of course, but what I do now is I have that section of the vehicle code printed and stapled to my Permanent Registration Card. Cops never even think about harassing when you hand them that. Ya know, I think we all have enough to worry about just finding our prey and as to how you all are going to beat me in cards.
Hi guys Calijeephuntr and Evlu and every one else that might want to hunt with a 220 swift centerfire, here are the DFG nongame method of take & FHL Code sections:
Most of the LEA's are concerned with the fact that your weapons are empty (including magazines and cartridge carriers attached to your guns) But as we all know there's always the chance that perhaps you might run into one LEA that woke up on the wrong side of the code regs and the bed in the same morning. In that case Fish and Game Warden Foster and I have provided this for you guys to print out and carry with you. If you run into any issues with cranky LEA's, Warden William Lorz (FHL Warden) and Fish and Game Warden John Foster should be called in at this point. Both of these Wardens work Liggett and know the laws. This is not my opinion, it is the law. I have lots of opinions but we'll save those for the card games...
Thanks!!
Will probably bring it. It's a single shot so I won't worry about carrying it loaded in the car. Am looking forward to meeting some of the JHO gang.
Better fill out my paperwork and get it sent in.
evlu
Evlu- that is perfect- am so glad you are coming! Still Bobcat season too.
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I would say that the chances of a fine turkey /pig/ card event are looking about 100% for opening day here March 31st considering that I have about a 100 turkeys 100 yards away from my 25 gal. minute spring. It'll be archery here at Bryson and then at Liggett.
Cabowhntr- we're gonna have to put you on some meds - you've had that cold since New Years- are you sure its not mad cow or something serious?
I just got home tonite- I see we have reservations- I just don't recognize your real names and your Jesses names- who's in? Roll Call
PorkChopper??
Shot??
Billrob??
Feathersnhoof I got-You didn't make ressie but I saved one for you
Evlu- I got you
Wild1 you have 2 cabins
Who else made ressies? your "Jesse" name please...thank you
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Cards?...Beer?...What's the chances of a Turkey/Boar/Cards dealio round about March?... Should be over this cold by then....[/b]
I would say that the chances of a fine turkey /pig/ card event are looking about 100% for opening day here March 31st considering that I have about a 100 turkeys 100 yards away from my 25 gal. minute spring. It'll be archery here at Bryson and then at Liggett.
I just got home tonite- I see we have reservations- I just don't recognize your real names and your Jesses names- who's in? Roll Call
PorkChopper??
Shot??
Billrob??
Feathersnhoof I got-You didn't make ressie but I saved one for you
Evlu- I got you
Wild1 you have 2 cabins
Who else made ressies? your "Jesse" name please...thank you
Hey guys, haven't been in here for awhile. I am looking forward to meeting some of the JHOers, so that leaves me with no choice but to count myself in. Trying to gather a few buddies to talk some smack with me along the way to FHL, but we'll see how that pans out. If nothing, I'm more than capable to roughing it out by myself.
As this post is being scribbled, I'm PATIENTLY waiting for my brother to wake up so we can go about our business of pig hunting planned for today and tomorrow. We'll be out at his friend's ranch at the border of Humbodlt & Mendocino county. My brother has been successful everytime he goes out there, so let's hope his winning streak continues. I'll post pics and tall tales when I get back.
As this post is being scribbled, I'm PATIENTLY waiting for my brother to wake up so we can go about our business of pig hunting planned for today and tomorrow. We'll be out at his friend's ranch at the border of Humbodlt & Mendocino county. My brother has been successful everytime he goes out there, so let's hope his winning streak continues. I'll post pics and tall tales when I get back.
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FHL Regulation 420-26, Game Law Enforcement, summary -- All visitors must comply with FHL and CDFG regulations, (see at http://www.dfg.ca.gov).
1. Seasons: 1.1. Hunting permitted during CDFG open seasons and as military training allows.
1.2. Hunting hours are from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset unless further restricted by CDFG regulations.
2. General:
2.1. CDFG, FHL and Army regulations are applicable and enforced on FHL. Violations may result in:
1) Criminal prosecution in Federal Magistrate,
U.S. District Court, California Municipal,
or Superior Court.
2) Suspension or revocation of Fort Hunter
Liggett hunting privileges.
3) Written warning.
4) Uniform Code of Military disciplinary action.
2.2. Loaded firearms are allowed only while hunting in the hunter’s designated training area.
2.3. It is unlawful on FHL to:
a) hunt in “no hunting” areas. (No Hunting Areas are Cantonment, Training areas 12A, 20, 21, 22, the Ammunition Supply Point, and other areas marked with no hunting signs),
b) drive any vehicle off-road,
c) drive on military shooting ranges or shoot from towers,
d) pick up, disturb or carry off Government equipment, ordnance, munitions or parts of the same,
e) excavate, collect, damage, alter, deface, sell, purchase, transport, or receive any archeological artifacts,
f) take, harass, harm, pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, trap, capture, or collect, any threatened, endangered or non-game wildlife species (except coyote and bobcat,) or to remove or destroy any threatened, endangered or any other plants,
g) disturb Protection and Rehabilitation Sites, which are marked with flagging, cones, and/or signs,
h) cut, collect, or gather any wood,
i) hunt within 200 meters of the installation boundary, public road, or adjacent to private land, or
j) litter
2.4. The following are unlawful in Fort Hunter Liggett training areas:
k) access without a valid FHL training area or visitor pass,
l) being intoxicated or consuming alcohol,
m) fires,
n) camping,
o) use of off road motorcycles or all terrain vehicles (ATV’s),
p) dogs (except voice trained dogs for bird hunting),
q) swimming,
r) target shooting, or
s) possession of air-guns, slingshots or spring loaded devices.
2.5. Vehicles must be parked within the training area
noted on the hunter registration form, or within a designated parking area.
2.6. Vehicles in training areas must have the vehicle
copy of the hunter registration form clearly displayed on the dash and hunter copy on person at all times.
2.7. The speed limit on FHL is 10 mph when passing troops and 25 mph in all other areas, unless posted otherwise.
2.8. Report uncontrolled fires, the location of unexploded munitions, and any observed violations of Federal, State or FHL Regulations to: Law Enforcement Activity (LEA), phone # (831) 386-2513 or (831) 386-2526
3. Training areas:
3.1. FHL is broken into 29 training areas, a cantonment, and ASP.
4. Firearms:
4.1. Handguns may be used per state regulations, but must have barrels 6” (six inches) or longer and be .38 caliber or larger (.243 or larger in rifle caliber used for handguns). Handguns in a vehicle must be in a locked container and unloaded (chamber and magazine).
4.2. Rifles of 22 rimfire-caliber are allowed only for hunting tree squirrel and rabbit
1. Seasons: 1.1. Hunting permitted during CDFG open seasons and as military training allows.
1.2. Hunting hours are from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset unless further restricted by CDFG regulations.
2. General:
2.1. CDFG, FHL and Army regulations are applicable and enforced on FHL. Violations may result in:
1) Criminal prosecution in Federal Magistrate,
U.S. District Court, California Municipal,
or Superior Court.
2) Suspension or revocation of Fort Hunter
Liggett hunting privileges.
3) Written warning.
4) Uniform Code of Military disciplinary action.
2.2. Loaded firearms are allowed only while hunting in the hunter’s designated training area.
2.3. It is unlawful on FHL to:
a) hunt in “no hunting” areas. (No Hunting Areas are Cantonment, Training areas 12A, 20, 21, 22, the Ammunition Supply Point, and other areas marked with no hunting signs),
b) drive any vehicle off-road,
c) drive on military shooting ranges or shoot from towers,
d) pick up, disturb or carry off Government equipment, ordnance, munitions or parts of the same,
e) excavate, collect, damage, alter, deface, sell, purchase, transport, or receive any archeological artifacts,
f) take, harass, harm, pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, trap, capture, or collect, any threatened, endangered or non-game wildlife species (except coyote and bobcat,) or to remove or destroy any threatened, endangered or any other plants,
g) disturb Protection and Rehabilitation Sites, which are marked with flagging, cones, and/or signs,
h) cut, collect, or gather any wood,
i) hunt within 200 meters of the installation boundary, public road, or adjacent to private land, or
j) litter
2.4. The following are unlawful in Fort Hunter Liggett training areas:
k) access without a valid FHL training area or visitor pass,
l) being intoxicated or consuming alcohol,
m) fires,
n) camping,
o) use of off road motorcycles or all terrain vehicles (ATV’s),
p) dogs (except voice trained dogs for bird hunting),
q) swimming,
r) target shooting, or
s) possession of air-guns, slingshots or spring loaded devices.
2.5. Vehicles must be parked within the training area
noted on the hunter registration form, or within a designated parking area.
2.6. Vehicles in training areas must have the vehicle
copy of the hunter registration form clearly displayed on the dash and hunter copy on person at all times.
2.7. The speed limit on FHL is 10 mph when passing troops and 25 mph in all other areas, unless posted otherwise.
2.8. Report uncontrolled fires, the location of unexploded munitions, and any observed violations of Federal, State or FHL Regulations to: Law Enforcement Activity (LEA), phone # (831) 386-2513 or (831) 386-2526
3. Training areas:
3.1. FHL is broken into 29 training areas, a cantonment, and ASP.
4. Firearms:
4.1. Handguns may be used per state regulations, but must have barrels 6” (six inches) or longer and be .38 caliber or larger (.243 or larger in rifle caliber used for handguns). Handguns in a vehicle must be in a locked container and unloaded (chamber and magazine).
4.2. Rifles of 22 rimfire-caliber are allowed only for hunting tree squirrel and rabbit
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Please take heed to: Item 4-2.3.H. Cut,Collect, and gather any wood
