Rules of the Road Kill

1. Freshness is always the rule (if it's still there on your way home, it's too late)
2. Semi-squashed is much better than squashed; anything clobbered by an 18-wheeler is absolutely undesirable
3. Blacktop surfaces are much preferred over dirt roads; concrete is a gourmet's delight
4. Remember the early bird catches the...ah, worm!

Maybe you ought to consider some redistribution of the wealth there Jim. Perhaps if you get a cripple on that deer farm, you could call up the bird and let him have a crack at it.........

We're down to one last package of that stuff and only a couple ple of packs of burger. Still got a few backstraps though. Thats the last remains of 7 of them critters!

i got 32 dmaps this year, thou i have no intention of killing anywhere near that many.
plus 2 doe permits for other areas i hunt

And try and find one with four bad legs to make it fair.

Come on guys bb has stated several times he just doesnt shoot them because, nevermind i running out of steam

So , why did you deprive other hunters the chance to get those DMAP tags? Are you saying you oppose the PGC 's attempt to manage the herd?

those was landowner dmaps for my land wouldnt do anyone else any good

It doesn't get any dumber than that. if you own the land , why would you apply for 32 DMAP tags if you had no intention of using them? BTW, how many acres do you own?