doe's???
#1
doe's???
Ok I know what I would do but what would ya'll do...if their is a doe about 15 or so yard's away from ya and you have a bow what do you do kill her or let her go....no doubt in the world I would sling a spider broad head her direction
#2
Back in the days when I started bowhunting, if it was brown, it was down! The first thing up the trail, my broadhead would sail.
Depends on the situation. Lately we've been given opportunities to take extra deer due to their numbers. There were times when only one deer was allowed and it was bucks only. Then there were years when you can have multiple tags, but the first deer you took had to be a doe.(population control) Lately around our area we've been allowed one tag, then we can get extra tags(x2). If I'm big buck hunting, then I'll keep at least one tag for that pursuit. The other 2 tags can be anything and are usually for does or young bucks.
So yeah, would have no problem taking that doe, but then again, we have a long bow season and I often let the early deer pass.(shopping around) LOL!
iSnipe
Depends on the situation. Lately we've been given opportunities to take extra deer due to their numbers. There were times when only one deer was allowed and it was bucks only. Then there were years when you can have multiple tags, but the first deer you took had to be a doe.(population control) Lately around our area we've been allowed one tag, then we can get extra tags(x2). If I'm big buck hunting, then I'll keep at least one tag for that pursuit. The other 2 tags can be anything and are usually for does or young bucks.
So yeah, would have no problem taking that doe, but then again, we have a long bow season and I often let the early deer pass.(shopping around) LOL!
iSnipe
#5
If it's early season, you bet! I'm all about managing herd health. Now, if you're talking about the middle of november and I hadn't shot a buck yet, I'd be hard pressed to take the shot. I'd leave her as a decoy to, hopefully, pull in that big buck.
#6
Already have let her go... Just the other night @ exactly 12 yards with a perfect broadside shot and still had an hour left of daylight. You never know what's walking behind if you shot the first deer strolling bye. Also let a 6" spike grow for future seasons to come!!!
#7
I'd let her walk....into an open shooting lane. That's what I did yesterday morning. You can't eat antlers, no matter how you cook them. SCDNR regulations allow me to take 28 does and unlimited bucks this season. I like to eat, so they're going down if they are within range.