stop complainin...start hunting
#61



How many times are you gonna show that photo of that truck load of scrub racks?

#62

Don't think too highly of yourself their Bubba. You have nothing to offer me. You stick to your honey hole and brag about your big buck. I will stick with the real ones. Maybe you might have heard about the ones that are free ranging?
#63

For your information, for you I am Bluebird 2. For my friends I am Larry.
Without a doubt i could experience the same success Doug experiences if I hunted under the same conditions that he enjoys. but unlike Doug i wouldn't be as greedy and arrogant as to kill multiple deer in a WMU with very low deer densities. I don't even do that in 5C where the PGC wants to reduce our herd by 40%.
Without a doubt i could experience the same success Doug experiences if I hunted under the same conditions that he enjoys. but unlike Doug i wouldn't be as greedy and arrogant as to kill multiple deer in a WMU with very low deer densities. I don't even do that in 5C where the PGC wants to reduce our herd by 40%.
Based on the number of times you've complained about a lack of deer sightings and that fact that you live in a WMU where approximately 29000 antlerless deer are harvested, your claim that it's easy to kill deer where DougE lives rings pretty hollow.
#64

Do you have nothing more to offer than baseless personal attacks? When was the last time you had a positive original thought to offer here? Maybe your energies would be better expended that way.
Why not post a pic of one of those "real ones" I promise to congratulate you with no strings attached

#66

How many times are you gonna show that photo of that truck load of scrub racks?


Maybe those scrubs need some of those steroids Mav's talking about

#67
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Carbon County Pa.
Posts: 601

I was always under the impression going one on one with a mature whitetail is one of the hardest to be successful at. Today I find out bagging a mature unpressured whitetail buck is as easy as shooting fish in a barrel. I am also stricken with guilt that I might have benifited from zero hunting pressure.
#68
#69
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879

I was always under the impression going one on one with a mature whitetail is one of the hardest to be successful at. Today I find out bagging a mature unpressured whitetail buck is as easy as shooting fish in a barrel. I am also stricken with guilt that I might have benifited from zero hunting pressure.
The discussion was not about Doug harvesting several mature buck in 2G , it was about his success at harvesting multiple doe in an area with low deer density.