How many is too many??
#31

They are beig investigated again for it Bruce, Im not the ethics police but Im just saying does someone need to kill 30 deer in year? I mean at what point does it lose its appeal, after the umteenth deer? Take 8-12 deer a year is fine, that's a lot of meat and I have taken that many before, 30 deer, year in and year out? Come on.
#32
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: York,Pa
Posts: 2,645

ORIGINAL: Vabowman
Well, they don't do it legally, and two, the bragging of doing this is rediculous. You don't agree??
Well, they don't do it legally, and two, the bragging of doing this is rediculous. You don't agree??
#34

ORIGINAL: Vabowman
Im not the ethics police
Im not the ethics police
ORIGINAL: Vabowman
Im just saying does someone need to kill 30 deer in year? I mean at what point does it lose its appeal, after the umteenth deer? Take 8-12 deer a year is fine, that's a lot of meat and I have taken that many before, 30 deer, year in and year out? Come on.
Im just saying does someone need to kill 30 deer in year? I mean at what point does it lose its appeal, after the umteenth deer? Take 8-12 deer a year is fine, that's a lot of meat and I have taken that many before, 30 deer, year in and year out? Come on.



It's all kind of confusing if you ask me LOL.
#35

When I first started having good success hunting I had a couple of seasons where I killed 18-20 deer. Truckloads of does on DMAP and doe tags. I used the meat, shared with coworkers, gave to Hunters $ Hungry but honestly after a couple of those seasons I grew lazy. I will still kill usually 6-8-10 a sesaon but more and more I find myself saying "I don't really feel like gutting another deer today" or "I'll letthis onewalk this time, I'dlike to be home in an hour". If it's not wasted and tagged correctly I don't care but I guess for me the novelty of just "killing" a deer
wore off.But I know guys like the ones you speak of, whole families of them. It is a huge ego trip for them. What I thought was funny was when VA made crossbows legal and the whole familyrushed out to buy crossbows (5 of them, 1 actually bought a compound)so they could hunt during bow season. Out of 5 guys they shot 3 times and killed 0 deer in 2 bow seasons and then proceeded to sell their crossbows and bow. But don't forget these guys are master hunters.
I let em' believe what they want.
Oftenbeing a good huntercan be measuredby how many deer you didn't kill.
wore off.But I know guys like the ones you speak of, whole families of them. It is a huge ego trip for them. What I thought was funny was when VA made crossbows legal and the whole familyrushed out to buy crossbows (5 of them, 1 actually bought a compound)so they could hunt during bow season. Out of 5 guys they shot 3 times and killed 0 deer in 2 bow seasons and then proceeded to sell their crossbows and bow. But don't forget these guys are master hunters.

Oftenbeing a good huntercan be measuredby how many deer you didn't kill.
#36

ORIGINAL: Vabowman
How many deer taken in one year by a person is too many?? All things being equal, should someone kill 25- 30 deer a year?? Is it necessary? I know two guys that killed this amount last year. One killed 28 the other 31. All gun kills. "Do you need to kill that many??" I asked, they said, "sure do, I ain't out there to waste my time" I just don'tsee the need, no way are they eating that much.
How many deer taken in one year by a person is too many?? All things being equal, should someone kill 25- 30 deer a year?? Is it necessary? I know two guys that killed this amount last year. One killed 28 the other 31. All gun kills. "Do you need to kill that many??" I asked, they said, "sure do, I ain't out there to waste my time" I just don'tsee the need, no way are they eating that much.
#37

Well Vasaid it is not legal. I doubt they have the money to process even half of those deer. I bet they waste a whole lot of them. If it is not legal that means the land where they are taking those deer from has not been checked out by a biologist and they are probably screwing up the herd for the future. Just image how many small bucks are being killed and won't be growing up around there.
#38

ORIGINAL: NEW61375
When I first started having good success hunting I had a couple of seasons where I killed 18-20 deer. Truckloads of does on DMAP and doe tags. I used the meat, shared with coworkers, gave to Hunters $ Hungry but honestly after a couple of those seasons I grew lazy. I will still kill usually 6-8-10 a sesaon but more and more I find myself saying "I don't really feel like gutting another deer today" or "I'll letthis onewalk this time, I'dlike to be home in an hour". If it's not wasted and tagged correctly I don't care but I guess for me the novelty of just "killing" a deer
wore off.But I know guys like the ones you speak of, whole families of them. It is a huge ego trip for them. What I thought was funny was when VA made crossbows legal and the whole familyrushed out to buy crossbows (5 of them, 1 actually bought a compound)so they could hunt during bow season. Out of 5 guys they shot 3 times and killed 0 deer in 2 bow seasons and then proceeded to sell their crossbows and bow. But don't forget these guys are master hunters.
I let em' believe what they want.
Oftenbeing a good huntercan be measuredby how many deer you didn't kill.
When I first started having good success hunting I had a couple of seasons where I killed 18-20 deer. Truckloads of does on DMAP and doe tags. I used the meat, shared with coworkers, gave to Hunters $ Hungry but honestly after a couple of those seasons I grew lazy. I will still kill usually 6-8-10 a sesaon but more and more I find myself saying "I don't really feel like gutting another deer today" or "I'll letthis onewalk this time, I'dlike to be home in an hour". If it's not wasted and tagged correctly I don't care but I guess for me the novelty of just "killing" a deer
wore off.But I know guys like the ones you speak of, whole families of them. It is a huge ego trip for them. What I thought was funny was when VA made crossbows legal and the whole familyrushed out to buy crossbows (5 of them, 1 actually bought a compound)so they could hunt during bow season. Out of 5 guys they shot 3 times and killed 0 deer in 2 bow seasons and then proceeded to sell their crossbows and bow. But don't forget these guys are master hunters.

Oftenbeing a good huntercan be measuredby how many deer you didn't kill.
#39

ORIGINAL: LKNCHOPPERS
Well Vasaid it is not legal. I doubt they have the money to process even half of those deer. I bet they waste a whole lot of them. If it is not legal that means the land where they are taking those deer from has not been checked out by a biologist and they are probably screwing up the herd for the future. Just image how many small bucks are being killed and won't be growing up around there.
Well Vasaid it is not legal. I doubt they have the money to process even half of those deer. I bet they waste a whole lot of them. If it is not legal that means the land where they are taking those deer from has not been checked out by a biologist and they are probably screwing up the herd for the future. Just image how many small bucks are being killed and won't be growing up around there.
#40
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: York,Pa
Posts: 2,645

ORIGINAL: NEW61375
When I first started having good success hunting I had a couple of seasons where I killed 18-20 deer. Truckloads of does on DMAP and doe tags. I used the meat, shared with coworkers, gave to Hunters $ Hungry but honestly after a couple of those seasons I grew lazy. I will still kill usually 6-8-10 a sesaon but more and more I find myself saying "I don't really feel like gutting another deer today" or "I'll letthis onewalk this time, I'dlike to be home in an hour". If it's not wasted and tagged correctly I don't care but I guess for me the novelty of just "killing" a deer
wore off.But I know guys like the ones you speak of, whole families of them. It is a huge ego trip for them. What I thought was funny was when VA made crossbows legal and the whole familyrushed out to buy crossbows (5 of them, 1 actually bought a compound)so they could hunt during bow season. Out of 5 guys they shot 3 times and killed 0 deer in 2 bow seasons and then proceeded to sell their crossbows and bow. But don't forget these guys are master hunters.
I let em' believe what they want.
Oftenbeing a good huntercan be measuredby how many deer you didn't kill.
When I first started having good success hunting I had a couple of seasons where I killed 18-20 deer. Truckloads of does on DMAP and doe tags. I used the meat, shared with coworkers, gave to Hunters $ Hungry but honestly after a couple of those seasons I grew lazy. I will still kill usually 6-8-10 a sesaon but more and more I find myself saying "I don't really feel like gutting another deer today" or "I'll letthis onewalk this time, I'dlike to be home in an hour". If it's not wasted and tagged correctly I don't care but I guess for me the novelty of just "killing" a deer
wore off.But I know guys like the ones you speak of, whole families of them. It is a huge ego trip for them. What I thought was funny was when VA made crossbows legal and the whole familyrushed out to buy crossbows (5 of them, 1 actually bought a compound)so they could hunt during bow season. Out of 5 guys they shot 3 times and killed 0 deer in 2 bow seasons and then proceeded to sell their crossbows and bow. But don't forget these guys are master hunters.

Oftenbeing a good huntercan be measuredby how many deer you didn't kill.
