Would you guys hunt this

[Jasonlester]

Ok here is the deal The buck in the pic is a buck I got withing 20 yards of last night behind work. I may be able to get the go ahead to hunt back here if the industrial park and the game warden says its ok. The owner is my father so permission to hunt the ground is no problem. The only thing is the property is less than an acre of woods. There is alot more woods but these deer hang out in the creek area behind a bunch of these businesses. Not its no little patch of woods but where I can hunt is. I'm used to getting back into the woods. Seems alittle like shooting not hunting. Of couse we last saw him in sept and may never see him again.


He's a great buck but I'm not sure I want to hunt him here.

So if you had permission would you go after him?

[Bowman4440]

itd be hard not to for me. But i hunt behind a lot of houses also in little wood lots. You gotta hunt where the deer are

[Kamil]

you'd be crazy not to

[130woodman]

I would be more worried about the recovery.People might not be happy to see a deer doing a death march through a parking lot.

[LittleChief]

ORIGINAL: 130woodman

I would be more worried about the recovery.People might not be happy to see a deer doing a death march through a parking lot.

That's a valid point, and should be taken into consideration.

[Jasonlester]

ORIGINAL: LittleChief

That's a valid point, and should be taken into consideration.

Yeah that is a concern for me for sure. A big one. The other is he would likely run off the property and I will have to recover him on others property. Thats one reason for calling the Conservation officer.

I won't hunt when there are alot people around. It would be after work only. Most places around here leave by 5:30. So I'd have a short timespan to hunt.

[NJ/PAbwhunter]

A lot of the areas where I can hunt here in NJ are in close relation to buildings. There are industrial buildings, and houses in view. Hunting these areas is no big problem for me, but as stated before, the recovery is whatI always give much thought to. I have never had to go near a house or other building to retreive a downed deer, but there is always that possibility. I would hunt him.
DW

[kickin_buck]

ORIGINAL: LittleChief

That's a valid point, and should be taken into consideration.

Something you really need to think about. A buddy of mine killed a deer a few years back on some property that boarded a public park (baseball fields type park). The deer died in the park, no so good.

[buffhntr]

in a heartbeat

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