gma1320
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I can't remember the year for it. Can someone refresh my memory on the 1st primitive weapons season in Georgia. I was thinking it was 1996 but am not sure.
Purdy sure it was before that, because it started before I could drive and I could drive in 99.I think it was 2000 season when we had the first week for muzzleloaders.
Purdy sure it was before that, because it started before I could drive and I could drive in 99.
I killed my first Ga. bow buck in 1973 with a browning nomad recurve which I still have and hunt with on occasion.I think it was 1977 when compound bows were made legal to hunt deer with in Georgia, but they had to be used during rifle season. That went on for a year or two then they were allowed during regular bow season.
I also remember bow hunting for deer in Georgia in 1968, so they must have had an archery or primitive weapons season that far back.
I killed my first Ga. bow buck in 1973 with a browning nomad recurve which I still have and hunt with on occasion.
You're sure right about that. These new muzzle loaders aren't even muzzle loaders anymore.I can't remember when the first primitive weapons/muzzleloader season was, I know I used to go to the primitive weapons hunt on Ogeechee wma way back when, I want to say it was in the early to mid nineties? but not sure.
I just wish primitive weapons was still primitive weapons, no scopes, no inline modern rifles, they might as well just call it single shot season, cause there is nothing primitive about most rifles being used.
I agree..Most can out distance a 30-30...and it’s a pet peeve of mine. No scopes..NO SCOPES!!
My records show 2000 but the older I get the more I realize I can be wrong.
I will page someone who knows all, sees all, Paging @C.Killmaster
The dedicated primitive weapons season began in fall 1999.