Shooting does?
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Guys I'm all for taking does.....if it's needed. But in some herds (Rob/PA's for example)....it isn't needed. I don't blame him for NOT shooting does. He'd only be hurting his herd if he DID take does.
I have to ask, Why would you not shoot doe?
Guys who only shoot bucks are hurting their herd.
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probably take about 30 of them to march by my stand....my areas i hunt alot here at school and at home are both lacking in the numbers department....i know this...i wont take a deer in most of my areas at home and my SGLs here at school i hunt...there are certain areas at home i will take a doe but generally only flintlock hunt those areas(only got permission to hunt after rifle season) trying to gain access on private lands here at school....depending on where i might get permission, i may or may not have a tag for them...
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Guys I'm all for taking does.....if it's needed. But in some herds (Rob/PA's for example)....it isn't needed. I don't blame him for NOT shooting does. He'd only be hurting his herd if he DID take does.
I have to ask, Why would you not shoot doe?
Guys who only shoot bucks are hurting their herd.
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