Mudranger1
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jun 30, 2010
- Messages
- 2,895
he doesn't make me laugh
Thinking Of Shooting A Doe...
- Thread starter YankeeBuckTracker
- Start date
idnative1948
Well-known member
idnative1948
Well-known member
All I can say is "No comment." And I was in the AF where where wouldn't issue us weapons because they were afraid we would shoot ourselves.
Tom
New member
Take a guest, let them shoot your doe. That'l open it up for more bucks next year then. Too many does, not enough bucks, shoot a trophy doe. I hope you get the biggest one!
idnative1948
Well-known member
What is a trophy doe? A large dry one? Have knocked down a few does over the years instead of shooting a dink because I wanted him to grow up. A trophy hunter by no means due to having five grandkids.
To us it is the quest and meeting up at dark to discuss what went wrong. Warm up some dinner and have a beverage or three and start all over 0430-0500 next morning.
To us it is the quest and meeting up at dark to discuss what went wrong. Warm up some dinner and have a beverage or three and start all over 0430-0500 next morning.
noharleyyet
Well-known member
You said it. The best places have no cell coverage and you can't wait to ask, "Well, what'd you see?"...when you get back to camp.
sbhooper
Well-known member
I have a hard time too. The first 65 of the 110 does that I have killed out of my neighbor's corn field in the last three years on damage permits really tore me up!:hump: It is really hard to choke down that June/July/August fat, unmolested venison. Just awful!
It would be sOOOO much better if it had antlers.
It would be sOOOO much better if it had antlers.Good meat and good management
Once you taste a young doe you'll be buying a B tag every year! Like others have said, get them pre-rut when they aren't filled with hormones and man are they tasty.
It has also been shown that taking mature does past their prime out of the herd to maintain a proper buck to doe ratio helps produce more mature bucks (Whitetails). I can't remember what that ratio is, but I'm sure if you do a little googling it won't be hard to find.
Once you taste a young doe you'll be buying a B tag every year! Like others have said, get them pre-rut when they aren't filled with hormones and man are they tasty.
It has also been shown that taking mature does past their prime out of the herd to maintain a proper buck to doe ratio helps produce more mature bucks (Whitetails). I can't remember what that ratio is, but I'm sure if you do a little googling it won't be hard to find.
whoa take it EZ guys
It shouldn't come as a surprise about only shooting bucks. For the longest time hunting was about shooting the bucks, it wasn't until recently that hunters started to realize managing your does would help the health of the herd. Back then predator numbers were a lot higher and food was more abundant so the issue was never realized. Educate em, don't bash em!
It shouldn't come as a surprise about only shooting bucks. For the longest time hunting was about shooting the bucks, it wasn't until recently that hunters started to realize managing your does would help the health of the herd. Back then predator numbers were a lot higher and food was more abundant so the issue was never realized. Educate em, don't bash em!
my "doe" blind has stairs for me and the dog,
I was told if ya head shoot them ya can run out and play "taxidermist" they mount animals,,,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOjCySArbR8&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOjCySArbR8&feature=plcp
