Throw out deer management
09-14-2008 | 05:46 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Hughesville, PA
RE: Throw out deer management
ORIGINAL: Bowtech 360
That doesnt make sence at a certain point. Say there is 2 deer that 1 is bigger by about 5 inches. You pass the smaller 1 on the first day in hopes of seeing the bigger 1 throughout the season. then on the last day you wouldnt shoot the smaller 1? If its brown its down, Im goinghunt for fun not horns.
That doesnt make sence at a certain point. Say there is 2 deer that 1 is bigger by about 5 inches. You pass the smaller 1 on the first day in hopes of seeing the bigger 1 throughout the season. then on the last day you wouldnt shoot the smaller 1? If its brown its down, Im goinghunt for fun not horns.
09-14-2008 | 05:52 PM
#12
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RE: Throw out deer management
I was just pondering on why is that hunters success was based on a large deer. Well the best answer I would think of is,
A deer with a larger rack is older right? and should be smarter then a smaller deer. So i think people hunt for big racks because its more a challenge for them. I mean i dont know any good recipies for BBQ horn
A deer with a larger rack is older right? and should be smarter then a smaller deer. So i think people hunt for big racks because its more a challenge for them. I mean i dont know any good recipies for BBQ horn
09-14-2008 | 06:19 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Castile N.Y.
RE: Throw out deer management
That would make no sence, if you had a management plan that is. Thats like planning to build a barn, and as your about to get completly finished and get the last piece of siding on...you say ahh to hell with it and bury it in with a dozer. Why work so hard to acheive something and then just throw her to the curb? That dont add up, if you have a management plan that is.
I, however, do not have a management plan. I do try to hold out for a nice buck, but pretty much whatever walks by that catches my fancy get his goose cooked.
So yeah, if i see a smaller buck and i really like the looks of him on the last day of season, fire up the grill honey were eattin tonight!
I, however, do not have a management plan. I do try to hold out for a nice buck, but pretty much whatever walks by that catches my fancy get his goose cooked.
So yeah, if i see a smaller buck and i really like the looks of him on the last day of season, fire up the grill honey were eattin tonight!
09-14-2008 | 06:26 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Throw out deer management
If you end the season without killing a buck the world will not end.
I've passed a buck early and then shot it later in the season on one of my last hunts. I regret doing that, I think it was a dumb move on my part.
Shoot what you want, but private or public land if the buck is alive on the last day, odds are he's going to be there the next season and be much nicer.
I've passed a buck early and then shot it later in the season on one of my last hunts. I regret doing that, I think it was a dumb move on my part.
Shoot what you want, but private or public land if the buck is alive on the last day, odds are he's going to be there the next season and be much nicer.
09-14-2008 | 08:03 PM
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RE: Throw out deer management
ORIGINAL: Bowtech 360
If its brown its down, Im goinghunt for fun not horns.
If its brown its down, Im goinghunt for fun not horns.
Around here everyone complains why they don't ever get a shot at a big buck(120ish) but they follow that same theory, too!!
Oh and to answer the post question, No I hold my standards High for a Reason, and don't break it becouse its the end of the season.....if it comes down to it I'll pop a Doe or 2!
09-14-2008 | 08:30 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Throw out deer management
When you are interested in something, you do it only when it's convenient. When you are committed to something, you do it, no matter what. This is also true in life.
I committed to ONLY improving my deer herd.
I committed to ONLY improving my deer herd.
09-14-2008 | 08:53 PM
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From: Blossvale, New York
RE: Throw out deer management
ORIGINAL: rybohunter
If you end the season without killing a buck the world will not end.
I've passed a buck early and then shot it later in the season on one of my last hunts. I regret doing that, I think it was a dumb move on my part.
Shoot what you want, but private or public land if the buck is alive on the last day, odds are he's going to be there the next season and be much nicer.
If you end the season without killing a buck the world will not end.
I've passed a buck early and then shot it later in the season on one of my last hunts. I regret doing that, I think it was a dumb move on my part.
Shoot what you want, but private or public land if the buck is alive on the last day, odds are he's going to be there the next season and be much nicer.
09-14-2008 | 10:35 PM
#20
Typical Buck
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RE: Throw out deer management
ORIGINAL: davidmil
Hell, I passed on a particular buck 3 mornings in a row in 3 different stands. I finally got tired of looking at him and killed him the 4th time. It was a great shot, a quick kill and he ate great.
ORIGINAL: rybohunter
If you end the season without killing a buck the world will not end.
I've passed a buck early and then shot it later in the season on one of my last hunts. I regret doing that, I think it was a dumb move on my part.
Shoot what you want, but private or public land if the buck is alive on the last day, odds are he's going to be there the next season and be much nicer.
If you end the season without killing a buck the world will not end.
I've passed a buck early and then shot it later in the season on one of my last hunts. I regret doing that, I think it was a dumb move on my part.
Shoot what you want, but private or public land if the buck is alive on the last day, odds are he's going to be there the next season and be much nicer.