I see you are trying to pick a fight again
That is what i saw on a 20 acre lot by a apple orchard . If you think it is
horsepuckey thats fine with me. secondly if you lived worked in that area
for 28 years you would know there are areas of rock ledge with very little
even able to grow there . That may explain why there are areas of overbro there. I think you are either a old fool to make claims of horsepuckey on land you dont knowwhere it is in a township with such bad terrain,or a fool looking for fight

If the soils are so shallow that you wouldn't expect anything to grow there , your observations regarding over browsing are irrelevant ,since nothing of value would grow there anyway. And, if the deer cleared out the multiflora rose , you should be one happy camper because clearing them is one awful job. Deer certainly aren't doing that in the rest of the county.

clearing them isnt a problem bb the dozer isnt scared
overbrowsing
Never really said it was relevant just said what it is was there
I cant say what the deer are doing in rest of the county cause i dunno

Then tell me what is easier: Bolting antlers onto a deer or kicking the antlers off of sub-ar bucks? Hmmm?

Since you are the one that admitted violating the law, you obviously have more experience in those types of activities than I do. I never kicked off antlers or screwed them on.

But you said you did that. Why..what was your reasoning?

You are not telling the truth. I never said I kicked the horns off a non-AR legal buck , but you did admit to putting your archery tag on a buck killed with a firearm.

Actually Greg, he said he tried to kick em off. Which would also be llegal. LOL

You are not telling the truth. I never said I tried to kick the antlers off of a non-AR legal buck. But, greg admiitted he illegally tagged buck and then filed a false report. keep digging, China is just a few feet deeper.

some crews carry HACKSAWS in their pockets in case the spikes are less than 3 inchs long,they saw horns off.