I think if it is a good hunt and a decent buck, I owe it to the animal to make a trophy out of him.

So far I've only culled some 2.5 year old Arkansas bucks that did not need to be in the gene pool. They had three points on the left side and a 8 or 10 inch spike that curved a little and flattened out like a butter knife on the right on all but one of them and he was a 2.5 year old with dual 10" spikes, 2 years in a row I've run into this and I can't find the dad.

My Kansas buck more than makes up for doing the culling duty.