different parts/counties have different limits, some counties have a 70+ doe days where you can kill 2 a day and only one can be an antlered buck, or you can take the 2 does, the counties i hunt(ed) this past year 1 had a 39 day doe season the other had 15 days, i've never really sat down and figured up how many i could actually kill in a season, but i have had several seasons were i have killed over 20 (all legal), there are some areas that the doe population needs some adjustments, but now i try to limit myself to as many does as i can kill and 2 bucks in a year, and i'm looking for 120+" on them, i like the hunters for the hungry type programs, 2 years ago i was fortuante enough to kill 11 deer, 4 bucks and seven does, i donated a good portion of the meat to one of our local programs, one of the biggest problems we have in alabama is you got so many people that will not kill does, they don't like the meat, the trouble of game care, or they are only interested in killing a buck (for the head). i like to kill as many does as possible with my bow, to help out our lop-sided buck/doe ratio and it helps with my confidence when something with some bone on his head shows up. i think the biggest thing is to hunt within the guidelines the states set up to at least help with keeping an idea of what a states deer herd is like...

btw, killing a high number of deer is not something i'm all that proud of now, thats why i useally avoid the "how many deer have you killed threads" i don't ever plan on killing them in the future like i have in the past, unless we are warned of some disasterious problems if we don't.