DD scores again ... #10
01-11-2006, 03:17 PM
#81
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: The OH-IO
Posts: 7,103
RE: DD scores again ... #10
Good Grief!!! This blows my mind!
Who cares what DD or anyone else shots? Small Buck, Button Buck, Doe, yearling doe? Why is it necessary to always have something negative to say? If someone takes the time to share a story with us about a kill.......big or small, they are obvisously somewhat proud of it.............as they should be.
Tha attitudes from some on this board are pompass and just plainmoronic.
DD, I would not appologize to anyone. Your response IMO was accurate.
Who cares what DD or anyone else shots? Small Buck, Button Buck, Doe, yearling doe? Why is it necessary to always have something negative to say? If someone takes the time to share a story with us about a kill.......big or small, they are obvisously somewhat proud of it.............as they should be.
Tha attitudes from some on this board are pompass and just plainmoronic.
DD, I would not appologize to anyone. Your response IMO was accurate.
As I said, I don't care what he shoots. I just think it is rather comical to hear someone (not necessarly DR.D)talk about how there are no "trophys" around when they are flinging lead at a half dozen young bucks a year.
It isn't an attitude. It was stating the obvious.
These two photos below were shot by two of my buddies on my properties this year. These photos show that I am not againstpeople killing bucks that aren't "trophy" caliber. Just because Ipassed on these bucks doesn't mean the next guy should have to. I was estatic for the both of them. It was Franks second best buck and Chucks best to date.
I keep a good buck to doe ratio on my farms and taking some bucks along with the does off the property is a must. Things get rather violent when the buck to doe ratio gets to low. Broken tines, winter kill and gouged bucks become to frequent.
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My buddy Frank to the left then myself. A perfect example of a managment buck. 5 1/2 years old, small body and and a mediocre
rack.
My Buddy Chuck. A perect example of a slammer in the making aged 2 1/2.
01-11-2006, 03:54 PM
#82
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: marshallville, ohio
Posts: 3,221
RE: DD scores again ... #10
i think that people should lay off eachother. first of all when you guys make someone so unconfortable because of all your critisim that he cant post a picture of his deer unless it's above the best then you are not using this site the right way. this is a site that people should get encouragement and praise for the deer that they shoot. i think that dd should be able to post a pic of any deer tht he pleases, as should anyone. you guys are pushing the limits of people and noone should appologise for calling people punk, just because you were pushed over the edge and punk was one of the easiest words that you could have put down. so people stop calling names, encourage eachother, and POST PICS! noone should be critisided to the point of hiding their deer. any deer is a trophy deer to the hunter. please just show some courtesy to eachother from now on. thank you
01-11-2006, 04:41 PM
#83
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: On an Island in Vermont
Posts: 22,605
RE: DD scores again ... #10
Holy crap DD I think we should throw cold water on you and NY. Just kidding. Sounds like u2 have more in common than you or anyone else thought. Sportsmen is a good term I think.
01-11-2006, 05:25 PM
#85
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Springfield, OH
Posts: 364
RE: DD scores again ... #10
Everyone has an opinion and everyone is entitled to an opinion. In order for your opinion to be respected, you must respect the opinion of others. That doesn’t mean you have to agree.
DD,[/b] Providing food for a family other than yours is a noble act of generosity. My hat is off to you sir. You are well within the legal limits of your State. There are plenty of other families that would appreciate your generosity. Use your skills, harvest the earth’s food, and feed all that you can.
DD,[/b] Providing food for a family other than yours is a noble act of generosity. My hat is off to you sir. You are well within the legal limits of your State. There are plenty of other families that would appreciate your generosity. Use your skills, harvest the earth’s food, and feed all that you can.
01-11-2006, 05:34 PM
#86
RE: DD scores again ... #10
Well thanks guys ... I shot this buck this morining because he had a buggerd up horn across his head ... had a good body but just a cow horn one one side and then this odd horn that went accross his head and actually was pressing into his skull ..he had to be misrable ...had a big knot directly behind the odd horn ... but he will eat good ...if you guys really want to see it I suppose I can post a pic but its nothing special.
dd
dd
01-11-2006, 05:45 PM
#87
RE: DD scores again ... #10
ORIGINAL: Green Pea
Everyone has an opinion and everyone is entitled to an opinion. In order for your opinion to be respected, you must respect the opinion of others. That doesn’t mean you have to agree.
DD,[/b] Providing food for a family other than yours is a noble act of generosity. My hat is off to you sir. You are well within the legal limits of your State. There are plenty of other families that would appreciate your generosity. Use your skills, harvest the earth’s food, and feed all that you can.
Everyone has an opinion and everyone is entitled to an opinion. In order for your opinion to be respected, you must respect the opinion of others. That doesn’t mean you have to agree.
DD,[/b] Providing food for a family other than yours is a noble act of generosity. My hat is off to you sir. You are well within the legal limits of your State. There are plenty of other families that would appreciate your generosity. Use your skills, harvest the earth’s food, and feed all that you can.
dd
