Big Buck Found
#52
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From: NY
ORIGINAL: ghemry
I think there is a book deal for you Atlas "How to shoot the little one's"
Shot one last year too.

#53
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From: NY
ORIGINAL: Rack-attack
Dust is off dude............
Twice this year...............and it ain't over yet
Why??
From the looks of the board the last couple years you might wanna take a fawn or two just to get the dust off your bow
From the looks of the board the last couple years you might wanna take a fawn or two just to get the dust off your bow

Twice this year...............and it ain't over yet
No pics??
#55
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From: NY
ORIGINAL: Diesel77
You go on and on about how wrong it is to have fenced in deer that get harvested by paid hunts, which I dont agree with myself, and wouldnt pay to do it either, but you are feeding deer in your yard illegally in NY and seem to overlook that point
You go on and on about how wrong it is to have fenced in deer that get harvested by paid hunts, which I dont agree with myself, and wouldnt pay to do it either, but you are feeding deer in your yard illegally in NY and seem to overlook that point
plus you are changing deers natural inate feeding habits
and, you said they are in your yard watching you while you shoot your bowwhich seems to me that you are makingwild deermore tame or feel safe around humans and ruining their so called natural inate defense more than anything else.
But it is okay to go somewhere else and kill deer which is fine as long as they arent deer that are coming into your yard and being fed by you?
You say you are helping the animals survive in an area that you said naturally cant support the popualtion with little habitat and sprawl in/around your property.
Seems kind of stupid not to take advantage of harvesting deer that are on your property when you know which ones would be good to harvestwhen you know their feeding habits, bedding habits and to get the population down to where it would survive naturally. Thats sad, or idiotic.
What I just quoted and posted in the paragraph aboveto me is a hypocrit.
so you would ratherthe deer possibly starve a horrible death because he hasnt lived and fed in the wild before especially in winter when food is scarce??
Reminds me of South Park.........."If we don't kill them.......They might die"
Has nothing to do with being a hunter or feeling proud for killing cows.
I have chickens I show that I am proud of, kids and adults enjoy the birds that I bring to fairs and 4H events, brown leghorns, and red and silver dorkings that I dont kill, I get eggs from them and enjoy raising and breeding them as do children that come to see the birds, collect eggs and help take care of them.
The person didnt know it was previously caged so how is this a comparison on shooting cages pets?
#57
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From: Cajun Country
ORIGINAL: atlasman
This makes me think there is more to this story that we haven't been told.
on Louisiana Sportsman website, people are giving him a hard time about killing the deer.
This makes me think there is more to this story that we haven't been told.
The guy lives in my hometown. He's an ethical hunter and a upstanding member of the Parish. Don't you think if there would be more to the story that he would have probably taken the tag off from the beggining?
This is a great site as for as learning different things from different hunters but what's most disappointing to me is that the minute someone posts a picture of a fairly nice deer, suspisions and accusations are immediately thrown in response - just sounds like jealousy to me.
I would be proud of that deer if I killed it - tagged or not.
Hell, the meat probably taste better...

#59
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From: NY
ORIGINAL: TroopA
Don't you think if there would be more to the story that he would have probably taken the tag off from the beggining?
Don't you think if there would be more to the story that he would have probably taken the tag off from the beggining?
This is a great site as for as learning different things from different hunters but what's most disappointing to me is that the minute someone posts a picture of a fairly nice deer, suspisions and accusations are immediately thrown in response - just sounds like jealousy to me.
I would be proud of that deer if I killed it - tagged or not.
#60
Atlasman just give me your phone number or better yet your address and we can discuss this without wasting peoples valuable time reading our quotes and trying to proove each other wrong.
Sorry guys for the childish rambling Icontinued on with this guy.
Im glad thegentleman shot the beautiful buck TroopA, good for him.


