Interesting dilema
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Fork Horn
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From: Bismarck ND USA
I was talking to landowner of my hunting spot today. He doesn't bowhunt, never has and doesn't even rifle hunt his own land. I got permission to hunt last year for does only. This year he still does not want me to shoot a buck. That's fine with me, for now,since I have doe tags I can fill.
He was driving around his land the other day and saw 3 nice bucks, a 4x4, 5x5 and 6x6. He asked me if I've seen themand I indeed have. He asked if I've had a shot at one yet and I have had shots at 2 of them but did not take them. He then goes on to say that I may have to teach him to shoot a bow so he can go after those bucks next year. So my thinking is, I'll teach him to shoot if he lets me harvest a buck next year. Sounds like a fair trade to me.
Anyone else have a spot hunt where they are/were only allowed to harvest does? Did you ever get permission to harvest a buck?
He was driving around his land the other day and saw 3 nice bucks, a 4x4, 5x5 and 6x6. He asked me if I've seen themand I indeed have. He asked if I've had a shot at one yet and I have had shots at 2 of them but did not take them. He then goes on to say that I may have to teach him to shoot a bow so he can go after those bucks next year. So my thinking is, I'll teach him to shoot if he lets me harvest a buck next year. Sounds like a fair trade to me.
Anyone else have a spot hunt where they are/were only allowed to harvest does? Did you ever get permission to harvest a buck?
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Bismarck ND USA
They aren't what I would consider 'shooters' yet so it didn't bother too much to pass on them.I think all 3 are 2 1/2 yr olds so they need at least another year. Next year I'm hoping he lets me take a crack at a buck, but if not I guess I will have to shoot them with the camera instead.




