Do you shoot big does or little does for meat?
10-30-2008 | 06:16 PM
#23
Fork Horn
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From: Bruceton mills WV USA
RE: Do you shoot big does or little does for meat?
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Who says it "supposed to happen" that way?
Who says it "supposed to happen" that way?
ORIGINAL: TreednNC
Ideally....deer are SUPPOSED to have a 50/50 split and produce twins. Doesnt always happen, but thats the way it is supposed to happen....buck and doe fawn each time she births
Ideally....deer are SUPPOSED to have a 50/50 split and produce twins. Doesnt always happen, but thats the way it is supposed to happen....buck and doe fawn each time she births
10-30-2008 | 06:27 PM
#24
Spike
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Western New York
RE: Do you shoot big does or little does for meat?
ORIGINAL: Bowtech 360
I bet that you can go to your most expensive steak house, (The Buffalo Chop House for WNYers) and buy a family of 10 dinner for the price it cost you to take any deer.
I bet that you can go to your most expensive steak house, (The Buffalo Chop House for WNYers) and buy a family of 10 dinner for the price it cost you to take any deer.
If my wife new how much my hunting and fishing cost she would S#!T herself!
You are very right though...I don't want to even think about how much it figures out to per pound of venison! My fishing habit though is way worse...I made three early trips to Lake O this spring looking for some spring Kings...ended up putting about 15 pounds of fillets in the freezer...keep in mind that this was 3 seperate trips at about $90 worth of fuel per trip to haul the boat and troll all day...That figures out to $18 a pound for salmon and that isn't taking into consideration thelost gear and meals for the trips! Crazy huh!
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