having read this report
what was made public of it

it was after noon so unlikely they went in in the dark.

2 fathers
2 sons
the two parties did not know each other.

34 & 3 and 40 & 7

set up about 35 yards apart

my guess is they spent a while calling to each other but can't confirm that

34 year old held , aimed and fired the gun but tried to call it youth season because he had his 3 year old with possibly on his lap.

this is very busy public land 35-40 minutes south west of Milwaukee

I would be interested to know if any decoys were present or if any gobble calls were made.

I think it is fairly clear the 34 year old was in the wrong , A it isn't a youth hunt if the kid can't aim and fire the gun on their own , B you need to have a clear head shot with beard identification and movement to be clear to shoot there are just too many people running decoys and setting up 10-15 yards behind them.

I also suspect neither party wore any orange while moving into position which is not a legal requirement but a darn good idea on any public land an orange hat or bandana is just being smart tie that bandana to your barrel or around your head , once you are set in position take it off and stuff it in a pocket or bag. does that make hunting harder , sure , does it make moving on public land a lot safer , yes.

lol Pete,,,,

The best plans of Man…..

so technically with my readers on in the better light

phenothrin is the active in the dog shampoo vs the Permethrin in the concentrate.

they are in the same family

source
https://www.epa.gov/mosquitocontrol...umithrinr-synthetic-pyrethroids-mosquito

Permethrin, Resmethrin, d-Phenothrin (Sumithrin®): Synthetic Pyrethroids For Mosquito Control
Pyrethroids are synthetic chemical insecticides that act in a similar manner to pyrethrins, which are derived from chrysanthemum flowers. Pyrethroids are widely used for controlling various insects. Permethrin, resmethrin, and d-phenothrin (Sumithrin®) are synthetic pyrethroids commonly used in mosquito control programs to kill adult mosquitoes.

Permethrin has been registered by the EPA since 1979. It is currently registered and sold in a number of products such as residential indoor and outdoor insect foggers and sprays, treated clothing, flea products for dogs, termite treatments, agricultural and livestock products, and mosquito abatement products. It is also regulated by the Food and Drug Administration as a treatment of head lice and scabies. Permethrin is the most widely used mosquito adulticide in the U.S. and is used to treat 9 to 10 million acres annually (out of 32-39 million acres treated with a mosquito adulticide). Permethrin’s widespread use can be attributed to its low cost, high effectiveness, low incidence of pest resistance, and broad labeling.
Resmethrin has been registered by the EPA since 1967. It is currently registered for use only in public health and vector control programs to control adult mosquitos, biting and non-biting midges and blackflies. Because of its toxicity to fish, resmethrin is a Restricted Use Pesticide that is available for use only by certified pesticide applicators or persons under their direct supervision. The resmethrin registrants voluntarily canceled all of the resmethrin products. After December 31, 2015, resmethrin registrants will no longer be able to sell and distribute resmethrin products. However, user will be able to continue using any product they have purchased.

D-phenothrin (Sumithrin®) has been registered by the EPA since 1976 for use to control adult mosquitos and other nuisance insects indoors and outdoors in residential yards and public recreational areas. Use sites include in and around residential/domestic dwellings, commercial and industrial buildings, transportation vehicles, recreation areas, animal quarters, direct animal treatment (dogs). While there are no direct applications to food crops, d-phenothrin labels allow for applications to control mosquitoes over agricultural as well as non-agricultural areas.

The future of the sport, way to go boyz.

There's a guy I know who has both knees replaced, one hip, and one shoulder replaced. He said knees and hip were almost fun compared to the shoulder replacement. He said it's the therapy that's really tough.

There daddy was a Democrat, his daddy was a Democrat, and his daddy... That's what most of those folks are. They hitched their selfs to that wagon and refuse to let go. They are the type folks that hunt but don't believe someone should own an AR.

I had a nutrition class back in college and the subject of breakfast cereals came up. There had been an experiment done with rats where they were fed exclusively one brand or another of cereals (all fortified with essential minerals and vitamins). All the rats that ate rice, wheat, or corn derived cereals perished before a year. The oat base cereals had them going strong even after a year.

ayahuasca is interesting. Ron White is clean and sober now. He has good things to say about it. Shawn Ryan has good things to say about it. Joe Rogan has good things to say about it.

There are centers around the country you can take a weekend retreat at. The stats seem to be impressive helping with PTSD and Addiction.

It supposedly helps you find religion maybe if not just seeing the bigger picture and driving the evil out. Def worth looking into if you need help!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5iZOk50htc

Good idea. It shouldn't take a fancy detector to find a log chain.

I use 3/4 inch oak stakes that are 8 feet long. These bundle very nicely and really aren't too heavy when dry.

I use these on rat huts in wild rice beds. There is no bottom...can't get out of a boat.

We've tried them all and use them hard. Id go with Honda

Could you please post your references for clean drinking water becoming scarcer every year? I haven't been in the Boundary Waters since I was a kid in Boy Scouts, and haven't researched the proposed mining at all, so can't comment on that. But unless you can prove differently, I very much doubt that clean drinking water is actually getting scarcer in the US.

Lots of variations. Many based on materials folks can get easily/cheaply.

Barnes sells his "Set N Go" that is similar for folks who don't want to fabricate as well.