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Do you hunt for sport or for food?
12-11-2007, 07:11 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Martinsburg, WV
Posts: 3,215
RE: Do you hunt for sport or for food?
food only. I dont even bother to put the racks on a plaque anymore. Just cut them off at the skull plate, and they go into a box.
if it has big antlers, yay, if not, yay again, its meat.
if it has big antlers, yay, if not, yay again, its meat.
12-12-2007, 08:14 AM
#25
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Forest Lake, MN
Posts: 11
RE: Do you hunt for sport or for food?
I don't hunt for meat as I am not a big venison liker. If I do kill a deer I will eat it and not let it go to waist but if I am going to pay that much for meat I will buy a steak.
I did shoot a doe this year ONLY because I bought a new rifle and my girlfriend said I better shoot something for spending so much on a gun. So I did and shot a doe at 320 yards. If it would have been 100 yards or less I would have let it walk, but at 320 yards I know I could take it down so I went for it. the old 30.06 does the trick.
If I am bow hunting though I won't waist my time on a doe or a small buck. Give me the rack any day.
You don't look for women with meat you look for the rack!
I did shoot a doe this year ONLY because I bought a new rifle and my girlfriend said I better shoot something for spending so much on a gun. So I did and shot a doe at 320 yards. If it would have been 100 yards or less I would have let it walk, but at 320 yards I know I could take it down so I went for it. the old 30.06 does the trick.
If I am bow hunting though I won't waist my time on a doe or a small buck. Give me the rack any day.
You don't look for women with meat you look for the rack!
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