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RE: Healthy herd myth
Atlas I am headed out the door. I may look for some Trophy Bunny spots. Will you come to MI and help me control mybunny herd;)
Then I have to go watch a race between an 700 lb man and 180 lb man ![]() Don't be afraid Atlas you're a big boy;) Steve thanks for the post it was nice to hearyour views on NY. |
RE: Healthy herd myth
Obviously you and Charlie P can shoot any animal that is legal and that is your perogative. that's my perogative until you and others decide I can't enjoy the woods how I want, right? Then I have to do something you enjoy even though I have done it and really didn't enjoy it that much. |
RE: Healthy herd myth
I guarantee that there are many folks here that wouldn't bring either of you into their hunting area's with them being aware of an intent to kill a 1.5 year old buck! |
RE: Healthy herd myth
That was the point that I was making that by letting 1.5 year old bucks walk,hunters are creating greater opportunity for younger or inexperienced hunters. |
RE: Healthy herd myth
ORIGINAL: Germ Please explain how shooting all the little ones helps;) As you have said and I totally agree we have put are hand in the wild herd way to much. If you can get bucks of your mind and look at the big picture things would be clearer for you. Let go of your fear;) You sound like Darth Vader. For a guy who does not like big bucks you sure do think about them a lot. You: Enter a big buck contest Save your antlers and mount your nices deer, hmmmm QDM Does not say shoot the dominant animal;) Eating by those QBM bunnies you are so worried about;) I shot one last year, guess what there is another one:D |
RE: Healthy herd myth
ORIGINAL: Germ Deer Atlas Deer
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RE: Healthy herd myth
ORIGINAL: Germ Atlas I am headed out the door. I may look for some Trophy Bunny spots. Will you come to MI and help me control mybunny herd;) Then I have to go watch a race between an 700 lb man and 180 lb man ![]() Don't be afraid Atlas you're a big boy;) Steve thanks for the post it was nice to hearyour views on NY. Big surprise.............I get this from guys who can't back up their BS all the time. Avoid the topic and toss out a bunch of distractions. It's like a reflex when you call someone's bluff. |
RE: Healthy herd myth
Someone please explain this.................what difference does it make if I and/or anyone else shoots a buck when he is 1.5 or 3.5?? It is still 1 dead buck that you didn't get and someone else did. No matter how big he was when he was killed once he is dead he is just one deer.
Now say you had a total cease fire on ALL bucks for 2 years and then resumed hunting them. All the 1.5 bucks will now be 3.5 and they will all get killed just the same. You have simply exchanged a pile of 1.5 bucks for a pile of 3.5 bucks. Does this somehow make you feel like a better hunter or that you have accomplished something greater?? Doesn't make sense. The only thing "management" programs or TDM/QDM, or AR do is make the average deer taken a little bigger.............are we so desperate that we need to artificially inflate our egos this way?? How hard is it to understand that you kill what is out there...........a 3.5 yr old buck in Iowa is no big deal because there are plenty out there. In my area a 1.5 yr old buck is no big deal because there are plenty out there. If you want a serious challenge in Iowa go chase a 5 or 6 yr old...........in NY go after a 3 or 4 yr old. The odd ball needle in a haystack challenge is available in EVERY state (each different) if you want it..........Why on earth anyone feels the need to try and change a whole state to better their odds is a mystery to me. |
RE: Healthy herd myth
ORIGINAL: atlasman ORIGINAL: Germ Deer Atlas Deer
Well lets see Pheasants Forever Ducks Unlimited Rocky Moutain Elk Foundation. All these groups work to help hunting. Are you going to form Bunnies Forever:D All have management programs that are differnet. Because they are different animals.[&:] Do I think MI deer herd today is health? Yes!! I also believe we can take steps to ensure hunting for the future. Does that mean following QDM like robots, no. Does that mean trying some steps to help? Yes! Small steps Atlas. It will be OK;) Your DNR(DEC) and hunters need to work together. DEC is going to choose a management plan and one group is not going to like it or just maybe you guys can both let down your guard and talk it out. Or just keep whining on the Internet about it, i am sure that helps ![]() |
RE: Healthy herd myth
ORIGINAL: atlasman ORIGINAL: Germ Atlas I am headed out the door. I may look for some Trophy Bunny spots. Will you come to MI and help me control mybunny herd;) Then I have to go watch a race between an 700 lb man and 180 lb man ![]() Don't be afraid Atlas you're a big boy;) Steve thanks for the post it was nice to hearyour views on NY. Big surprise.............I get this from guys who can't back up their BS all the time. Avoid the topic and toss out a bunch of distractions. It's like a reflex when you call someone's bluff. Here it is again If deer did not have antlers they would be considered a nuisance animal and wiped out by us;) They Antlers are what make deer worth hunting;) Which is why even you: Mount them Enter Big Buck Contest Come on this board and tell your stories about killingone of the biggest bucks in your woods Now I suggest if and when you speak in public keep the bunnies anaolgy out of your speech. You're a smart guy, no reason to dumb yourself down;) We have herd your tired whining before, do something about it. |
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