Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
12-22-2004, 11:25 AM
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RE: Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
Bob you should have 2 #s now as you did before. I'm calling your bluff plain an simple. you want to go around taking pop shots at me because of my chosen field, and my land holdings let's see you get out of this one.
Don't worry though I won't cry to the moderators as to how your trying to defame me!
Don't worry though I won't cry to the moderators as to how your trying to defame me!
12-22-2004, 11:40 AM
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RE: Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
I read the stuff you write and I just shake my head in amazement. The dairy cow logic, your "simple math" , and now the "ulysses leason on estrus cycles" Man your a piece of work. I give up you win, I have better things to do. Right now your like road kill, people with half a brain are just pickin' you apart. As they say "Your genius is only surpased by your ignorance" Nice chatting with you.
12-22-2004, 12:10 PM
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RE: Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
Big Way enlighten all of us as to your views of the estrus cycle of whitetail does. You, don't actually think they all come into it in mid November do you?
Gestation takes the same in all whitetail does with the exception of premature births,etc.
How do you think it is possible we see fawns in early April as well as new borns in July?
I can't wait to hear this.
Gestation takes the same in all whitetail does with the exception of premature births,etc.
How do you think it is possible we see fawns in early April as well as new borns in July?
I can't wait to hear this.
12-22-2004, 12:18 PM
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RE: Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
Proof is in the results. Nice point Matthews, and congrats again on a beauty of a buck. I would personally attest to seeing more bigger buck this season as well, as im sure many hunters would. But hey, can always argue with results. So lets go back to killing young bucks, so 80% of the harvest is 1.5yr old deer so that the majority never have a chance to display their potential antler wise or pass on good genes. I for one would love to have a giant basket full of 4pnts and spikes.
12-22-2004, 01:09 PM
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RE: Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
A couple of nice bucks there mathews and white tail deer. How do ya suppose they would have tasted there ulysis? once again go to the supermarket and let the button buck walk.
12-22-2004, 01:32 PM
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RE: Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
TJ: Man that's the kind of bucks I like to see killed, nice job boys! Little chewy for my taste TJ but then again so is old doe.
I'll chew for awhile though with a smile on my face if the meat came from either of those.
Button buck is more tender true enough, but this is why I am in favor of AR.
I'll chew for awhile though with a smile on my face if the meat came from either of those.
Button buck is more tender true enough, but this is why I am in favor of AR.
12-22-2004, 02:12 PM
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RE: Thank you Gary Alt! Best wishes in your retirement!
Shot on public land the first week of October. Aged by my taxi at 3.5, 15'' inside spread, and i send my thanks out to Alt's antler restrictions as well.