It's time for me to go on one of my rants. I read something in another hunting magazine, think it was Bill Winke, crying about every state that
dares to have their rifle season open during any portion of the deer rut. I've had it with some of these ultra-QDM types.

Let me make it clear that I have no problem with QDM in principle, just with the lengths to which some people take it. I mean, here's Bill Winke with trophy hunts lined up in what, six or seven or eight different states and provinces, and he's begruding me my one buck per year. It really burns my hide.

So, rather than rage on forever, I've got a challenge for Bill Winke and any other of you bowhunting elitists out there who hold tags in multiple states, but like to rattle on about QDM. The challenge is very simple - one buck per year. Once you've killed buck numero uno, that's it for the season. If you want to kill does until you run out of arrows, go for it. But you only get one buck, so make it count.

Think of the leadership you could provide for us real-world hunters, by actually putting your money where your mouths are.