What would it take to make you kill a doe fawn?
#41
I was just wondering about the "age and experience" part. I was wondering about that statement and how/if it applied to the question in the thread.
#42
Absolutely. some of us won't shoot anything but a nice buck, some of us will shoot any buck, some of us will shoot anything... but all of us started out shooting just about anything our first few years.
#44
ok, some guys won't shoot anything but a buck for the wall, trophy hunters, mature buck hunters, whatever you call em, this staus most of the time comes with many years of hunting. There are 5 stages to hunting, anyone who has hunted long enough, knows these 5 stages.
1. shoota deer
2. shoot lots of deerIf
3. shoot a buck
4. shoot a mature buck
5. don't care if you shoot at all b/c you are satisfied with what you have taken.
If you ask a guy who has lots experience and some age if he would kill a fawn, he may say no because he has reached a certain stage in his career.
1. shoota deer
2. shoot lots of deerIf
3. shoot a buck
4. shoot a mature buck
5. don't care if you shoot at all b/c you are satisfied with what you have taken.
If you ask a guy who has lots experience and some age if he would kill a fawn, he may say no because he has reached a certain stage in his career.
#45
Giant Nontypical
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
va, i see what your saying and how it relates to the thread. really before i killed my 4th deer, any deer i saw was down, doe fawn, button buck, you get the picture. after my 4th though, i realized that i was blessed with two spots, that i had a great chance every year to kill a wall hanger, so i started passing up deer. two years ago, i ate my buck tag, i killed a doe in early october, on a managed hunt, so it wasnt even a normal tag.
#46
If you ask a guy who has lots experience and some age if he would kill a fawn, he may say no because he has reached a certain stage in his career.
So let me ask......Whatshould an experienced hunter with several years experience do when he's faced with an overpopulation of does.....and a doe fawn 15yds broadside in front of him?
#49
I appreciate the clarification. I WISH I could hunt for that one or two good deer a year.....and I might just do that this year. That would be my preference. Last year was a lot of work.


