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RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
Jeff - please let it go. No matter what you say he is gonna egg you on.
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RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
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RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
You have said over and over again there are no bucks like that where you hunt. You were not totallyhonest. That's all. I don't hunt where he does, Scott (haven't EVER). I don't hunt HOW he "hunts". I'm totally honest about all of that. NOW what are you TRYING to say? |
RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
ORIGINAL: nctaxi Jeff - please let it go. No matter what you say he is gonna egg you on. You're right, Greg. When a man uses a poacher to bolster something....with NO other reason than to try to make me to appear to be untruthful (when I'm the MOST open person on thissite about his hunting area).......I'm pissin' in the wind. Later. |
RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
Edited. Done.
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RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
I feel I owe it to myself to type something in here after reading the last 11 pages.
I think that there is alot of other factors other than age that can equilize a hunter with another. The L word is one thing, not just states, but public vs private. Other people that hunt the property, both trespassers and hunters that have permission. (ie your buddies) I really don't think that there ever could be just one equilizer. Having said all of this, I do think that age might be the biggestdeterminant, but its not a majority over the rest of the factors. |
RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
ORIGINAL: buckeye You have said over and over again there are no bucks like that where you hunt. You were not totallyhonest. That's all. I doubt there are anymore though:eek: Dan |
RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
Jeff you mentioned something to me about how many mature deer I have taken with my bow and said none. The truth is I don't know, I have never aged one and don't know how. I would guess the biggest deer I have taken with a bow is not mature, but he is the biggest I have taken with a bow. I have taken more than one with a gun, and yes they were big bucks in my eyes. This is the biggest I have taken with a bow. I doubt he is at his prime.
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RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
These two gun kills I assume are mature and rather big to me.
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RE: Mature buck "Age structure" the "Great Equalizer"?
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer I find it fascinating that people who claim to be "mature buck" hunters would forego a "more" mature animal.......for one with more rack size....but who is less "mature" in age structure. I'm not condemning the practice.....just saying I find it "fascinating". " Might" the reason for this be......that "age structure" is the "great equalizer" when it comes to hunting "mature bucks"? I mean.....a man in FL can target 3.5+yr old deer ......and in his mind.....he's leveled the playing field withhis compadrefrom IL. Does this "leveling" of the playing field rub "some" the wrong way? Curious at to your thoughts on this. There I hope I did better this time. I agree!! I hunt for myself and only myself. Some are always trying to pit themselves against every other hunter and if they come up short then whine out the excuses. My feelings on that is you want/need the competetion then go to a competetive sport, Golf, racing, 3D, etc. IMHO Hunting wasn't and never should be a competetion between hunters. It sure won't be for me!:DAny recognition should go to the animals. After all we are supposed to be honoring them. Dan |
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