another hunter put a bad shot on a doe
09-25-2008, 12:07 PM
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RE: another hunter put a bad shot on a doe
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The Whitetail are amazing survivors!!! Its awesome
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I've seen deer that were killed and had been shot/injured and had lost entie limbs only to have them heal over and survuve. My cousin killed a buck that was missing his rear right leg from an old wound. the deer seemed fine except mal formed antlers. They're amazingly tough and resilient.
I've seen deer that were killed and had been shot/injured and had lost entie limbs only to have them heal over and survuve. My cousin killed a buck that was missing his rear right leg from an old wound. the deer seemed fine except mal formed antlers. They're amazingly tough and resilient.
09-25-2008, 12:44 PM
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RE: another hunter put a bad shot on a doe
It is possible (and I emphasizepossible) that it wasn't a hunter at all. Deer get injured in all sorts of situations (fences, cars, debris dumped in the woods). Just a thought.
09-25-2008, 01:29 PM
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RE: another hunter put a bad shot on a doe
If suffering, I would take her out if I had the chance, and I only have one tag for the year. I would then promptly call the DNR to explain what had happenedto come get her if they wantedso I didn't have to use that tag.
09-25-2008, 05:08 PM
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RE: another hunter put a bad shot on a doe
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If suffering, I would take her out if I had the chance, and I only have one tag for the year. I would then promptly call the DNR to explain what had happenedto come get her if they wantedso I didn't have to use that tag.
If suffering, I would take her out if I had the chance, and I only have one tag for the year. I would then promptly call the DNR to explain what had happenedto come get her if they wantedso I didn't have to use that tag.
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09-25-2008, 05:11 PM
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RE: another hunter put a bad shot on a doe
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It is possible (and I emphasizepossible) that it wasn't a hunter at all. Deer get injured in all sorts of situations (fences, cars, debris dumped in the woods). Just a thought.
It is possible (and I emphasizepossible) that it wasn't a hunter at all. Deer get injured in all sorts of situations (fences, cars, debris dumped in the woods). Just a thought.
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09-25-2008, 05:15 PM
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RE: another hunter put a bad shot on a doe
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same here in delaware
same here in delaware
