the question-do I take the shot or wait a year?
#11
On our property we don't have the deer numbered or have tracking devices on them. That said - I have no way to know where a buck will be 365 days later. It seems like every year we have different bucks that come around but I never seem to see the same one year after year. If guys can let a buck walk and easily find him again next year, I'd like to know how. If I like a buck, I'll take him. You can discard and draw another card, but you could be playing with multiple decks that keep getting shuffled. You might discard a King and pull a 2 instead of an Ace.
#12
ORIGINAL: ccm352
Its tough to practice QDM on public land. Regardless.. the first yearlingdoe to walk by gets whacked. Thats meat in the freezer!
Its tough to practice QDM on public land. Regardless.. the first yearlingdoe to walk by gets whacked. Thats meat in the freezer!
#13
ORIGINAL: BarnesX.308
On our property we don't have the deer numbered or have tracking devices on them. That said - I have no way to know where a buck will be 365 days later. It seems like every year we have different bucks that come around but I never seem to see the same one year after year. If guys can let a buck walk and easily find him again next year, I'd like to know how. If I like a buck, I'll take him. You can discard and draw another card, but you could be playing with multiple decks that keep getting shuffled. You might discard a King and pull a 2 instead of an Ace.
On our property we don't have the deer numbered or have tracking devices on them. That said - I have no way to know where a buck will be 365 days later. It seems like every year we have different bucks that come around but I never seem to see the same one year after year. If guys can let a buck walk and easily find him again next year, I'd like to know how. If I like a buck, I'll take him. You can discard and draw another card, but you could be playing with multiple decks that keep getting shuffled. You might discard a King and pull a 2 instead of an Ace.
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In the areas that I hunt if you don't take him a road hunter probably will. It is a shame that it is like that but I find there are a lot of hunters out there that don't really care if they are shooting legal or not. Does anyone else have that problem??
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