Terry,

I apologize...I did read it but it didn't "stick" in my memory as well as the rest of your post. You are right...if they put a set limit on the number of doe to be taken then it would eliminate excessive doe kills.

But, if that scenario were the case then how would hunters know when the allotments were filled? What I mean is that say the allotment is for 2000 does for a specific area...and that allotment is filled at 8 am on such and such a day. How do the hunters that are still out hunting find out that the all the necessary does have been taken out of the area? Just curious.

Did you answer the one part of my last post regarding the situation involving the archer and the rifle hunter?

And just for the record...I do rifle hunt as well as bowhunt so either way I would still have more time in the woods.

...and I feel that the September 1st start for archery should be statewide, not just in the "Southeast" and "Southwest" parts of the state.