Shameless tool David Morris
#64
RE: Shameless tool David Morris
I'm not a fan of David Morris or the Bucks of Tecamote. I tried watching the show once, and didn't make it past ten minutes.
The comments about hunting in Texas are common for those who haven't hunted down here on public land. I have seen some huge bucks on public land here in Texas. IMHO, it has more to do with the mindset of the hunter, and the efforts of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. i.e. not shooting small bucks than it does have to do with supplemental feeding, high fences, etc.... but also the TPWD's efforts to help land owners manage the deer on their land.
I do most of my hunting in Arkansas, and I can tell you that if everyone exercised restraint in shooting younger bucks (which unfortunately they don't in my area) we would have larger bucks.
The comments about hunting in Texas are common for those who haven't hunted down here on public land. I have seen some huge bucks on public land here in Texas. IMHO, it has more to do with the mindset of the hunter, and the efforts of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. i.e. not shooting small bucks than it does have to do with supplemental feeding, high fences, etc.... but also the TPWD's efforts to help land owners manage the deer on their land.
I do most of my hunting in Arkansas, and I can tell you that if everyone exercised restraint in shooting younger bucks (which unfortunately they don't in my area) we would have larger bucks.
#65
RE: Shameless tool David Morris
Shadow, I don't if they do it or not, someone no here metioned it. He breeds certain bucks and raises deer like it were a farm. I just think that takes the balance and throws it off course. Does produce big bucks?? I guess, they do it with cattle, but deer are supposed to be wild. Does he actually breed deer?? or create a situation where a certain buck will breed?
#66
RE: Shameless tool David Morris
ORIGINAL: virginiashadow
I just read Tecomate's website...it had nothing on it that suggested genetic mutation of deer or high fencing other than fencing in their crops.
I just read Tecomate's website...it had nothing on it that suggested genetic mutation of deer or high fencing other than fencing in their crops.
Anotherthing about people saying it doesnt matter its fenced because its so big, doesnt mean anythign eitherbecausewhen you take into consideration food plots and feeders keeping those deer in a relative area and being easier to hunt on baited senderos or foodplots isnt fair chase.... How many of those deer on the entire perimeter of his land would get killed by neighbors if that fence wasnt their and his genetic selection program would get less and concentrated more towards the center of his land. The fact is deer travel alot and if his fence was down his program would be compramised alot and not nearly as large scale as it is. WCL
#68
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manassas, VA
Posts: 3,612
RE: Shameless tool David Morris
I personally cannot watch 5 seconds of that show. I do not like the fact that they sit in those houses, talk loudly, and act like the bucks are nothing more than an antler score.
#70
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: DFW
Posts: 1,195
RE: Shameless tool David Morris
ORIGINAL: bryant1
And to answer your question, no- a private timber company owns the acreage. They ownover 330,000 acresjust in my county which areleased to 3 major hunting clubs and2-3smaller hunting clubs.
And to answer your question, no- a private timber company owns the acreage. They ownover 330,000 acresjust in my county which areleased to 3 major hunting clubs and2-3smaller hunting clubs.