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01-10-2007, 04:47 PM

#41

Germ

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RE: delayed gratification

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ORIGINAL: whitetailsoldier

Unless these were your first couple of deer, Unless your young
unless your deer population is 1 for every ten square miles why?

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Just a few.....If you have an excuse I'd like to hear it otherwise I've stated my point. If its one of your first bucks cool, If your young cool, If it was your first deer with a bow cool, If not why did you shoot?

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Think of all the potential bucks in 2009

OMG did you just call out the Atlasman

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01-10-2007, 04:49 PM

#42

whitetailsoldier

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RE: delayed gratification

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Hunting was fun, not a competition

I agree 100% its not competitive for anyone else but be., I'm my only competitor.

Passing on a deer is more tactfull than taking a deer because he's there, are there exceptions? certainly.

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To pursue (game) for food or sport.

or both!

01-10-2007, 04:54 PM

#43

stringplucker

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RE: delayed gratification

"Theres no reason to shoot a buck under 100" no matter where your from!"

You posted that soldier. Now your saying there are exceptions. Which is it? Sounds like back peddling from your original post to me.

01-10-2007, 04:54 PM

#44

buckhunter1980

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RE: delayed gratification

White tail soldier, do shoot doe's in the late season???????????????????
You could be shooting a huge buck in the making. So my question to you is, why do you shoot doe's then??????????????????????????

01-10-2007, 05:10 PM

#45

whitetailsoldier

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RE: delayed gratification

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yes, heard management. if a bucks made it all the way to a spike, why stop him there? your question is what if???
My question is why!

01-10-2007, 05:10 PM

#46

rybohunter

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RE: delayed gratification

Wow I just think its funny he called all those people out.

01-10-2007, 05:12 PM

#47

whitetailsoldier

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RE: delayed gratification

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Theres no reason to shoot a buck under 100" no matter where your from!"

You posted that soldier. Now your saying there are exceptions. Which is it? Sounds like back peddling from your original post to me.

Backing out? no friggin way! I am simply verifying peoples excuses for taking Baby bucks! i'M STILL 100% AGAINST IT!

01-10-2007, 05:15 PM

#48

Germ

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RE: delayed gratification

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Backing out? no friggin way! I am simply verifying peoples excuses for taking Baby bucks! i'M STILL 100% AGAINST IT!

OMG it like watching Jerry Springer I want to turn away, but I can not

01-10-2007, 05:16 PM

#49

buckhunter1980

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RE: delayed gratification

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I am in the kill deer part, although I don't shoot small bucks anymore. Just the mature bucks.

WHY?

Becuase shooting the big bucks is much more of a challenge than shooting the young bucks. Not saying that all young bucks are dumb, but it seems like the mature bucks present much more of a challenge to hunt. I still eat the meat off of a mature buck, but the younger Doe's are the one's that taste the best. I also like to the way the mount looks on my wall and the unspoken excitement you get from shooting a big mature buck. For everybody that has shot a big buck they know what I am talking about. After a while that kind of excitement wears off when you shoot small bucks, because you know the feeling you get when you shoot a big buck. I am not taking anything away from anybody that want's to shoot small bucks because it is alway's fun to shoot deer

I already replied why I shoot deer. It seems when people answer you still ask why. I shoot deer cause I can, and if I couldn't I would shoot somthing else, that is all you need to know. It does't matter why people do what they do, it matters that we live in a nation that give's us the freedom to do this. Thank a soldier, and don't forgett why they fight. For you to start a thread like this.