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I dont shoot antlered bucks. If I wanted some antlers, Id go shed hunting :)

I'd like to have one for dinner

I made a game like that once. Not as sophisticated tho http://home.mchsi.com/~mtiger/Hunting/

As of Jan 2, 2009 Button Bucks (13,158) made up 11% of the total deer harvested (122,428) and 21% of the Total Bucks Harvested (61,288). https://hfwa.centraltechnology.net/iowadnr/harvestdata/realTimeHarvest.do I shot a button buck during second season shotgun and my buddy shot one during...

I sharpen up my own butchering knives, but i'm sure none of them are that sharp. Wow.

As a programmer I care about good data, and as a ethical hunter I care about doing the right thing. I always call in every one of my deer. "Press or say one". I love the phone reporting system. I even wasted a tag on a deer last year down south that I shot and could never find. I process...

If anybody needs any undesirable bucks removed, let me know, since I only care about the meat, I will use my one anysex tag to help you out I use it to take a doe every year anyway. I saw them doing management hunts on a program on the Versus channel. Pretty cool. As for manipulating...

The melting around here totally messed things up as well. Before the thaw, I was hunting around the only open water near a creek. Now the creek is thawed and they are hitting the fields. I switched to some private land that doesn't have any corn or beans for miles and deer there are on a...

My co-worker and I got these two today with our muzzle loaders. Fantastic! +2 = 268

I like to go a step further and take pictures of where I shot my deer, how far away I was, what the area looks like. Someday when I have old-timers at least I'll have photo's I also started nailing a small section of the leg of each deer with the harvest tag on it and nailing it to a rafter...

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Work in the Republican River has included removing log jams, fallen trees and other debris. </div></div> sounds like some good catfish habitat.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">at stationary targets stapled up to a human silhouette, qualified expert marksman with an m-16-a2 </div></div> BTDT As for the young doe... enjoy the tender niblets!!

Just about what I saw first day of late muzzy. Two 4 point bucks sparing down by a creek.

tag out in one day, that would be sweet.

Im guessing a buck that had lost his balls

I wonder how much tags cost for "combine season", if you can afford the combine you can afford the tag... LOL.

I see them in the hay field late season, and also nibbling from round bales

So Im guessing the DNR does not want Elk to get established here. Hitting them with a car would be bad, but how else are they bad? Do they out compete whitetails? Or can they co-exist?

maybe the survey should have asked about size of of deer herds rather than Too High, Too Low, Just Right... for example: *Hardly see any *A few individual deer *Small Herds (2-5) *Medium Herds (6-12) *Large Herds (13+)

I got a new scope on my muzzy and its sighted in and ready to go. Since I filled both my tags in my first hour of the first day of second season shotgun, I am very anxious for Muzzy to get here so I can go back out.