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RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
ORIGINAL: livbucks The rationale behind larger rack sizes was that a closer B/D ratio would produce a less percentage of late born fawns. It was never about genetics. That simply is not true. Totally eliminating late breeding would not produce bigger buck than ever before. They would still be just average 1.5 buck. |
RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
Put down that pitcher of USP Koolaid and go read the report there sport. That's OK though. Since you can't, perhaps Denny can answer the question.![]() |
RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
ORIGINAL: FiveMiler Put down that pitcher of USP Koolaid and go read the report there sport. Alsoundisputable is the fact thatwhile many hunters, including those that supported HR at first,have expressed concern over the lower doe numbers now observed in many areas, the vast majority of hunters, including many of those that opposed AR,now agree that the average quality of our bucks has been substantially upgraded. |
RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
i cannot believe that ppl if they hunt drive or leave their house dont think quality has went up i see morenice buck betterthen ever before maybe before you saw 3 spikes instead of 1 8pt maybe but maybe the older buck hide better to
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RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
Since being studied, the average fawns per pregnant adult doe have varied approximately between 1.5 and 1.6. Not statistically a significant difference. There is NO meaningful indicator that herd health or breeding rates have changed. |
RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
ORIGINAL: bowtruck i cannot believe that ppl if they hunt drive or leave their house dont think quality has went up i see morenice buck betterthen ever before maybe before you saw 3 spikes instead of 1 8pt maybe but maybe the older buck hide better to |
RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
ORIGINAL: bluebird2 Since being studied, the average fawns per pregnant adult doe have varied approximately between 1.5 and 1.6. Not statistically a significant difference. There is NO meaningful indicator that herd health or breeding rates have changed. |
RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
ORIGINAL: Coalcracker ORIGINAL: bowtruck i cannot believe that ppl if they hunt drive or leave their house dont think quality has went up i see morenice buck betterthen ever before maybe before you saw 3 spikes instead of 1 8pt maybe but maybe the older buck hide better to The part you left out is that those three spikes now are allowed to grow up under AR and then they can make three hunters happy. In the meantime, they probably are seen by several more hunters while they grow up and virtually every hunter I know enjoys seeing deer. So there is actually more potential for more hunters to enjoy those three deer if we simply let them grow up. |
RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
well said btb
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RE: Rifle season 2008 is history
I didn't see a single unhappy hunter in that photo contest website.
I enjoy having those little bucks around and shooting them would do nothing for me. I'd rather pass on them and let a young hunter score or take the chance on him growing into my interest. |
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