MD Early Muzzleloader Season
#22
Joined: Nov 2005
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well i tried as much as possible to get out on the three day bucks and does but friday was cut short due to a stupid wedding that i had to go to and i had to spend my mothers birthday with her on saturday. Look to help out the herd a little bit on wednesday and hopefully see a fat doe. cant wait to get back out there with my Bow next week as does start getting the big boys all hot and heavy.
#25
[&:] Well, I have this friend that saw four deer the other morning around 7:30 , walk within range. He saw one with antlers and the others were does. He shot the lead doe at 40yds only to find 5" spikes behind his ears![:@] The ears had lined up perfectly with those damn spikes and I, I mean he
didn't see them the entire two minutes he was walking throught the woods. **it happens I guess. The rules in MD say three" or less to be legal. I wonder how much leniency the average game warden would have or what the fine would be?
Mike
didn't see them the entire two minutes he was walking throught the woods. **it happens I guess. The rules in MD say three" or less to be legal. I wonder how much leniency the average game warden would have or what the fine would be? Mike
#27
Fork Horn
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Pasadena Maryland
I might go out tomorrow for a bit before the rain but I'm taking the bow if I go. Cause it never fails that when I'm out looking for does during the doe only muzzleloader season I'll see all bucks. The bow takes care of that problem.
#29
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Harford Co Maryland USA
I've hunted with a bow exclusively (for deer) the last few years. I took a large doe Monday morning on my place. She dressed 104 lbs whichis pretty nice for my area.
#30
Fork Horn
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Harford County, MD
Saw a handful last night between 515P and 600P. By the time 5 does decided to come out, I had a 4-pointer walking back and forth in front about 5 feet in front of my stand for a good 10 minutes. Had to freeze up the entire time so the other deer wouldn't get spooked. Needless to say, he hung around just long enough that by the time he went away, the does went back into cover.[:@] Ah well, back to bow next week!


