"Rocky 2" --- when Rocky raises that championship belt and Adrian is crying and saying "I love you" while watching it on TV --- man, you just felt like you could achieve anything in life with that kind of dedication and love of a great woman

I get misty-eyed seeing that final scene

Probably Costner's most emotional scene of his entire career

I think even Joe Montana called him an asshole LOL

I love the ending because it doesn't involved them finding $100 million in gold or something like that --- just two friends reuniting after a long time in hell together, and realizing that life is worth living regardless of the past

I'm sure he was told about 10,000 times growing up "you got a face perfect for a villian in a movie" and so Liotta just ran with it

It might be Cameron's best work but definitely not Leo's

I guess you're right --- it kinda replaced "Sound of Music" as a movie they always show around the holidays, but has nothing to do with Christmas

No country that ever banned guns has been taken over by fascist dictators --- just look at the UK and Japan for proof of that

Time out in the woods is precious for a man's soul --- your wife should know that

Don't get too greedy

You're quite the efficient killer with that mean machine

There is a required PA hunter safety course you have to take. I took it over 40 years ago but I would assume it's still the same --- basically about 4-5 hours classes where you watch videos about gun safety and stuff like that and then take a short test which everyone passes. You might even get a chance to shoot a gun but not sure about that. Once you get your license, you can pretty much do whatever you want --- just make sure you get permission to hunt on private land. Hunting just involves a lot of common sense --- don't shoot at something moving in the underbrush --- it might be a dog or coyote or human! Try not to wound deer by flinging lead all over the place, practice on the range so you can make a deadly shot and bring down your animal in a humane way. Most of all, just enjoy being outdoors and HAVE FUN.

Good luck out there, old timer

Congrats! Post of a photo if you can.

That's the basic problem when temps get too high --- hunters usually stand still --- which means the deer aren't spooked and will lay down as well

Too many weirdos out there these days --- it's sad

A six-pointer is nothing to sneeze at --- you must be picky

Keep hoping against hope --- those monster racks are out there --- I seen 'em

Sadly, this is how most PA people "bag a buck"

I guess I had a brain fart --- I was speaking to the person asking about getting some venison

Yeah I think contacting local deer processors is the OP's best shot. Not every hunter who scores a kill wants to eat the meat. They only want the experience of the hunt and maybe keep the head and antlers for a taxidermy mount.

I don't think the PAGC would get involved unless it was some kind of commercial operation --- like if somebody posted on their Facebook page "I will have access to 10 deer kills and will sell the meat at $8 per pound" type of thing

The PAGC has no jurisdiction over what an individual does with a legally-harvested deer.

Umm, it might be just as easy as asking somebody in here to donate some or all of their deer meat to you? However, you might have more luck going to a local processing center and asking the owners to call/text you if anyone is looking to donate their kill. There is a deer processing shop in just about every small town in PA, so I would just call the few that are local to you and put your name on a list. I would guess around 20% of hunters will donate their kill since they don't care about eating the meat. You could also try posting on Facebook that you would like to try some venison and somebody on your friends list will hook you up. Prepared the right way, venison can be quite tasty!

I remember seeing "Bohemian Rhapsody" and these three teen girls screamed out "we love you, Freddie!" as the credits rolled and it warmed my heart because I grew up as a Gen X'er and Queen music was part of my youth, but now I saw three Zoomer girls express the same love I had for Freddie decades ago. Just made me realize that music can bind generations, and it's wonderful.