What would it take to make you kill a doe fawn?
#161
ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
#162
ORIGINAL: magicman54494
I guess I will have to hold out for a 33 year old deer.
ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
#163
ORIGINAL: bawanajim
I guess if we wanted to make it challenging we could make them try to shoot a doe fawn with a Ross.[:-]
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh did I say that out loud??????????????????????????
I guess if we wanted to make it challenging we could make them try to shoot a doe fawn with a Ross.[:-]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh did I say that out loud??????????????????????????
#164
ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
I'll smoke a 1.5 year old doe all day long. But they get a pass for being a yearling in my neck of the woods.
IMO, it is like killing the birds that nest in my wreaths. They have no experience. I hunt for mature animals because it is hard. Really hard. If I want good meat, I shoot a doe (Do this anyway for herd purposes).
You do what you want, I do what I want, GAME ON.
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
I'll smoke a 1.5 year old doe all day long. But they get a pass for being a yearling in my neck of the woods.
IMO, it is like killing the birds that nest in my wreaths. They have no experience. I hunt for mature animals because it is hard. Really hard. If I want good meat, I shoot a doe (Do this anyway for herd purposes).
You do what you want, I do what I want, GAME ON.
#165
Typical Buck
Joined: Jul 2006
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I'll do what I want (but by the way IMO what you are doing is like shooting birds out of my wreath)"
I didn't type that, I typed this:
IMO, it is like killing the birds that nest in my wreaths. They have no experience.
I guess I will have to hold out for a 33 year old deer.

If I were you, which I am not. I would hold out for mature animals that have the same kind of "savvy" you have around the deer woods.
#166
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 2,492
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From: Southampton Pa BUCKS CO
If I don't have meat in the frezzer and it islate in the season thenyes I would! If I have one with the recurve in my had then it's a BIG YES!!!!!I would!!! Other than that No!!
Hatchet Jack
Hatchet Jack
#168
I prefer to wait for an older doe to harvest - But there are times when I have harvested a doe fawn - it all depends on where i am hunting, I would not want to drag a fawn from deep in the swamp - but 100 yards into the woods - might be a different story - prob the last few years I have targeted 1.5 year old and older on does and 2.5 and older on bucks
#169
I'll stick a doe fawn unless it's in spots. When I do it, I do it for the meat, not for the hunt, not for the challenge (although hitting those little suckers can be tricky), but for the meat. That tender venison is some of the finest red meat I have ever eaten and will try to get some of that in my freezer every year.
Not every deer has to be for the challenge for me, some have another place, and that is next to the potatoes and carrots.
Not every deer has to be for the challenge for me, some have another place, and that is next to the potatoes and carrots.

#170
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 745
Likes: 0
From: StL, MO
ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
I'll smoke a 1.5 year old doe all day long. But they get a pass for being a yearling in my neck of the woods.
IMO, it is like killing the birds that nest in my wreaths. They have no experience. I hunt for mature animals because it is hard. Really hard. If I want good meat, I shoot a doe (Do this anyway for herd purposes).
You do what you want, I do what I want, GAME ON.
I don't like to shoot yearling animals, period. I try to harvest the game that has the same amount of experience I have.
I'll smoke a 1.5 year old doe all day long. But they get a pass for being a yearling in my neck of the woods.
IMO, it is like killing the birds that nest in my wreaths. They have no experience. I hunt for mature animals because it is hard. Really hard. If I want good meat, I shoot a doe (Do this anyway for herd purposes).
You do what you want, I do what I want, GAME ON.


