How can I get a doe down?
#11
First off, it's a horrible law in most of Wisconsin because there just aren't enough deer to justify it. But that's totally beside the point...I see plenty of deer it's just if I'm in one stand they walk by another one, if I'm in that stand they walk the other one...it's so frustrating! I'm as careful as I can be about scent control and hunting the wind, I need to find a way to attract them...except baiting is illegal also where I hunt
#12
First off, it's a horrible law in most of Wisconsin because there just aren't enough deer to justify it. But that's totally beside the point...I see plenty of deer it's just if I'm in one stand they walk by another one, if I'm in that stand they walk the other one...it's so frustrating! I'm as careful as I can be about scent control and hunting the wind, I need to find a way to attract them...except baiting is illegal also where I hunt
#13
I don't think the doe before buck law is stupid, but thats personal opinion....
I would try to hunt their food sources if at all possible, I guess you could try a fawn bleat, it couldn't hurt.
I would try to hunt their food sources if at all possible, I guess you could try a fawn bleat, it couldn't hurt.
#15
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Bruceton mills WV USA
Posts: 253
I agree, wish WV did it to. It is a great way to make sure doe are shot. All of the guys that hunt our property are required to shoot 2 doe for every buck they kill. If they kill a buck this year and don't kill the 2 doe you don't get to kill a buck next year. Remember you are looking for buck to doe ratio of 1 to 1. I believe state wide WI is about there and the biologist want to keep it that way. There is a method to the madness. Have you hugged your doe today?