[Treedog]

Best post of this thread! :biggrin: :biggrin:

We live around a lot of Amish. We employ several of them on our farm. They work harder and faster than any "English" we have hired. We have also caught two trespassing/hunting on our land in the past and both were prosecuted and ended up with hefty fines. They are no different than any of us. There are good and there are bad.

To me this says it all. There are good and bad. Why should they be any different.

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[Slinginlead]

I though the Amish didn't wear orange

I know Amish when I see em, there is not one amishman in that photo !!!lol

 

[MASHUNTER18]

Got the crap scared out of my about 12 years ago at trivalley on the gun opener, thought those guys were gonna shot me. They must of shot 20 times I heard them yelling "there goes the buck", I watched him run by me at 700mph. They started driving at 8 am.

I used to hunt harrison county with a group during gun. We did deer drives all week, and everyone spit the meat. The one amish guy let us drive about a 10 acre brush pile. Him and his boys would get up high in the cow pasture and wait. They always got one or two, and so did we. Nice guy, didnt care that we shot deer off his land. Craziest thing i ever saw was his smallest boy, of no more then 10 years old, drop a monster buck with an old muzzleloader as long as he was, that buck was hauling ass and that kid rolled it, pretty impressive actually.Or some may call it lucky

 

[ohio angler]

with the gas and oil AMISH farms became millions now the got top of the line trucks high powered boats and i seen them keep under size fish they need to be treated just like everyone else