BUTTON BUCKS

[bowtruck]

wondering some ppl on here complain about bb shooters thats 1 deer small deer at that but a big ole doe can be 3 she could have 2 buttons so givin the choice if you dont need meat which would you take

[Bob S]

I would take the doe. Matter of fact I shot 4 does this year.

[bluebird2]

If I didn't want the meat I would let them both walk. Saving BB on a statewide basis is just wishful thinking and totally impractical.

[rybohunter]

The doe, always.

[BTBowhunter]

Take the doe. If you feel the area doesn't need antlerless deer harvested because the numbers are low, don't take either.

Gotta admit Ryan, that red button was a great idea!

[BuckAlley]

Look at it this way, you'll get about 15lbs of meat off a button buck. Is that really worth it? I personally prefer to leave them until next year.

[bowtruck]

the deer pop around my area is lower than it was so i dont shoot either and i dont eat alot venison so it horns this year

[bluebird2]

ORIGINAL: BuckAlley

Look at it this way, you'll get about 15lbs of meat off a button buck. Is that really worth it? I personally prefer to leave them until next year.

I think you need to find a new butcher if you are only getting 15 lbs. of meat from a BB.







Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*
Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*



Add signature | Notify me via e-mail when someone replies


[/quote]

[rybohunter]

Gotta admit Ryan, that red button was a great idea!

It's the best function on this site.

[BuckAlley]

ORIGINAL: bluebird2

I think you need to find a new butcher if you are only getting 15 lbs. of meat from a BB.










[I butcher my own, and know 2 butchers. By the time you cut up a fawn the total weight of just the meat alone is only 15-18lbs. Alot of hunters don't realize that!!