This brings up an interesting debate. When looking at the known whitetail history in this country the healthiest and most abundant herd were kept in check by natural predators and elements. Did they pick and choose? We have now taken their place and are seeing problems erupting across the country. Seems to me that if we are going to take their place we should follow their lead. Nothing wrong with making hunting as much of a challenge as we want but I think we should be thankful that there are those who are not as picky, for the good of all.

We all brag. Some people brag about not shootimg a spike or a four or six point or an eight or ten or twelve point, some even about not taking any at all. Is making a person not be thankful for the animal they've harvested good ethics? I don't think so. It is an anti hunter mentality and is disrecpectful. (Said while mulling the issue over and with no one in particular in mind).