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Rory/MO 03-18-2008 05:14 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
ORIGINAL: TEmbry

ORIGINAL: xXxrory7xXx

come on guys lets not have another debate tonight.
lets hold hands instead.:eek:

Im not arguing, I agree with his definition of a yearling....Doesn't mean I am any more right than the next guy who thinks of a younger deer as a yearling.
my thinking of yearling is different than your guys. mines that the deer had spots on it that summer. im not an expert, thats just what i call that age class

TEmbry 03-18-2008 05:16 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
ORIGINAL: xXxrory7xXx

ORIGINAL: TEmbry

ORIGINAL: xXxrory7xXx

come on guys lets not have another debate tonight.
lets hold hands instead.:eek:

Im not arguing, I agree with his definition of a yearling....Doesn't mean I am any more right than the next guy who thinks of a younger deer as a yearling.
my thinking of yearling is different than your guys. mines that the deer had spots on it that summer. im not an expert, thats just what i call that age class
Point made. I dont see you or others as being wrong was my only point.

SouthDakotaHunter 03-18-2008 05:18 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
In order to be considered a yearing, the deer should be at least one year old - othwise why the heck would we consider it a yearing? A deer that's born in the spring will not be a year old by hunting season, so that fall we call them FAWNS...

The next fall they are just over one year old, so we call them yearlings....

Some people want to make things so complicated [8D][>:]:D

Rory/MO 03-18-2008 05:18 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
ORIGINAL: TEmbry

ORIGINAL: xXxrory7xXx

ORIGINAL: TEmbry

ORIGINAL: xXxrory7xXx

come on guys lets not have another debate tonight.
lets hold hands instead.:eek:

Im not arguing, I agree with his definition of a yearling....Doesn't mean I am any more right than the next guy who thinks of a younger deer as a yearling.
my thinking of yearling is different than your guys. mines that the deer had spots on it that summer. im not an expert, thats just what i call that age class
Point made. I dont see you or others as being wrong was my only point.
ya, i think it really varies from person to person, town to town, etc.

Rory/MO 03-18-2008 05:19 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
ORIGINAL: SouthDakotaHunter

In order to be considered a yearing, the deer should be at least one year old - othwise why the heck would we consider it a yearing? A deer that's born in the spring will not be a year old by hunting season, so that fall we call them FAWNS...

The next fall they are just over one year old, so we call them yearlings....

Some people want to make things so complicated [8D][>:]:D
i dont call a deera fawn, unless its got spots

Charlie P 03-18-2008 05:22 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
So how big were this guys yearlings?

Rory/MO 03-18-2008 05:27 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
ORIGINAL: Charlie P

So how big were this guys yearlings?
ya lets get to the point:D;)

GMMAT 03-18-2008 05:34 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
This guy had 2 deer that were over 180" as yearlings.

One died.....one lived. He's over 210", now.....EASILY.

Rory/MO 03-18-2008 05:38 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
ORIGINAL: GMMAT

This guy had 2 deer that were over 180" as yearlings.

One died.....one lived. He's over 210", now.....EASILY.

jesus!
what did he have those deer on, i think i need to line the farm roads with it;)

SouthDakotaHunter 03-18-2008 05:43 PM
RE: The biggest yearling you've ever heard of?
 
ORIGINAL: xXxrory7xXx

ORIGINAL: SouthDakotaHunter

In order to be considered a yearing, the deer should be at least one year old - othwise why the heck would we consider it a yearing? A deer that's born in the spring will not be a year old by hunting season, so that fall we call them FAWNS...

The next fall they are just over one year old, so we call them yearlings....

Some people want to make things so complicated [8D][>:]:D
i dont call a deera fawn, unless its got spots
Got this from the dictionay: :D

fawn (n):

1. A young deer, especially one less than a year old.


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