A year by year diagram of a pair of breeding whitetails...
06-20-2007, 09:11 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
not to nock your post, but the assumptions that model ignores are pretty unrealistic.
Is it to show how you need to kill does to manage the herd????
Is it to show how you need to kill does to manage the herd????
06-20-2007, 09:14 AM
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
ORIGINAL: HuntingEd
not to nock your post, but the assumptions that model ignores are pretty unrealistic.
Is it to show how you need to kill does to manage the herd????
not to nock your post, but the assumptions that model ignores are pretty unrealistic.
Is it to show how you need to kill does to manage the herd????
06-20-2007, 09:15 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
ORIGINAL: HuntingEd
not to nock your post, but the assumptions that model ignores are pretty unrealistic.
Is it to show how you need to kill does to manage the herd????
not to nock your post, but the assumptions that model ignores are pretty unrealistic.
Is it to show how you need to kill does to manage the herd????
06-20-2007, 09:19 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
I agree, It just kinda seemed like common sense to me, exponential growth model....
It is nice to show to anti hunting people that some control is needed. Just be sure to state that hunting is the only method to control if there are truely no others, except cars[
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It is nice to show to anti hunting people that some control is needed. Just be sure to state that hunting is the only method to control if there are truely no others, except cars[
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06-20-2007, 09:21 AM
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
ORIGINAL: HuntingEd
I agree, It just kinda seemed like common sense to me, exponential growth model....
It is nice to show to anti hunting people that some control is needed. Just be sure to state that hunting is the only method to control if there are truly no others, except cars[]
I agree, It just kinda seemed like common sense to me, exponential growth model....
It is nice to show to anti hunting people that some control is needed. Just be sure to state that hunting is the only method to control if there are truly no others, except cars[
]
06-20-2007, 09:42 AM
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
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Very true.. but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.
Very true.. but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.
06-20-2007, 09:48 AM
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
ORIGINAL: TexasOaks
but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.
but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.
Hunting takes care of the overflow. The carrying capacity of the land, vehicals, disease, and yes predators take care of the rest. Now, there are places where predators are few, food is many, and hunters are none that have MASSIVE deer issues. Mostly big neighborhoods with golf courses. However, nature has a way of balancing itself out. Hunting in general, does not have a major effect on the populations of anything. Not when done legally within seasons and bag limits anyway. Now, major concentrated efforts can and will in fact cut down populations. But I think a hell of a lot more deer in most places die of natural causes, natural predators, diseases and accidents then you might think.
06-20-2007, 09:49 AM
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
ORIGINAL: DUMB BASS
Antlers vs horns bothers you, but you bread your deer heard???
ORIGINAL: TexasOaks
Very true.. but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.
Very true.. but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.
06-20-2007, 09:51 AM
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RE: A year by year diagram of a pair of breading whitetails...
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Thats a bunch of non-sense. So you are telling me that if it wasn't for hunting, deer would live forever.....not the case at all.
ORIGINAL: TexasOaks
but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.
but in Texas we dont lose a lot of deer to weather, predators or disease... hunting yes. And yes does management is key to proper heard management... but alsoWHYDEER HUNTING IS NEEDED to contril deer populations.