This makes me laugh

Glad you are easily entertained. I said I was not sure what he meant by what he said. Thought he may be saying that I was trying to make a young dumb deer with a big rack that would be magically easier to kill. But not sure if I was just reading into it and he was meaning something else. Was trying to play it out in a nice format as to not make it sound like a hostel question.

I think he was getting at that generally, deer with large impressive racks are mature, smart deer. And that taking a mature buck, one that has survived and evaded many hunters is part of the goal, not shooting a young deer who was packed full of protien rich foods to make him a monarch at a young age. I'm sure he'll correct me if I misinterpreted his post, heck he could've just been trying to be sarcastic.

And yes, today I am very easily entertained. Its not even 1 o'clock and its been a looooong day. I'm ready for spring break - three more days!

Buraburst, You have passed this with flying colors go to spring break early.

See you boys (and girls) later! I'm getting the h*ll outta here! Wait class....at 1:15 today...sh*t!!!!!! Gotta stay!

So is it possible to take a year and a half old deer and put a feeder out and pump him up to a massive 160 to 200 class deer?

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I sincerly apoligize didn't mean to get your thread off topic.

I was at that show too, the speaker was Peter Fiduccia, the so called "Deer Doctor". Basically everything he talked about was common sense, and others just stupid like the one you mentioned. I thought the show was pretty good, but way to much fishing stuff. Did you see the 378 lb. buck, that thing was huge. I got a pic of me next to it that I will load later. What day did you go to the show? I went on Friday.