You Voted And Doe's Are In. - Page 3

RenaissanceBiker · 11-11-2008, 10:10 AM

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My understanding is that it is 1 deer per hunter counts toward the team score. This can either be a buck or a doe. A doe counts as 25 points regardless of size. Technically a team could end up with 10 deer, all of which were does and they would score 25 points each for a total of 250 points for the entire team.

Here's my attempt at defining the revised rule to make it clear:

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# 3. Revised.
3. Antlered deeror aDoe, if it's tagged with a tag it's in.

Bucks will be enteredbased ontheir B&C measurements, Does will count as a flat 25 points regardless of size.

A hunter can enter either a buck or a doe but not both.

You, andthe Deer and the Gun, and the tag (For the states that require a tag) in a picture.

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As I understand it, each team member can submit 1 deer. Submit either the best of your first two bucks or a doe. Only one doe per team will count. A doe will score 25 points regardless of size. Is that right?

This is right except, you can enter a Buck & a Doe.
The score counts 1 Bucks score+ 25 extra points if you get a Doe.
The reason is, some don't get a Buck, but get a Doe.
And they can add a score to their team.

But only one doe per team or one doe per player?

bristowboy_20 · 11-11-2008, 10:32 AM

I like it. =]

jrbsr · 11-11-2008, 10:36 AM

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But only one doe per team or one doe per player?

One Doe Per Player.

So there can 10 Doe's per team.

A Total of 250 points per team.

W9ARcher · 11-18-2008, 08:11 PM

I'm in total favor of rewarding the harvest of does in addition to taking into account the buck score. In spirit of the QDMA guidelines, we need to be balancing the herd, not taking out just the mature bucks. Thanks for the addition.

Gerry

jrbsr · 11-20-2008, 07:48 AM

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ORIGINAL: W9ARcher

I'm in total favor of rewarding the harvest of does in addition to taking into account the buck score. In spirit of the QDMA guidelines, we need to be balancing the herd, not taking out just the mature bucks. Thanks for the addition.

Gerry

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