dosen't the young buck not need to be run-off?, what about in-breading, plus does that live in other places will be running there young bucks off, maybe to your place. yesterday i had a doe and 2 yearlings with her come within 15 yards, behind them were 3 mature does 60 yrds with no young ones, i was waiting to shoot on of the 3 does and pass on the doe and yearlings, but apparently she didn't like that plan either because when she got past me she told the others to get the heck out of there[:-], i'm all for shooting does, but i pass on the ones with young ones because IMO they are breading stock, a lone doe w/o little ones or a barren doe is what i look for