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It's the peak of the rut, and hunters as well as minivans are bagging deer. Post your kill here.

Here's a monster 10-point from 2004:

http://www.edchad.com/gonzogallery/MIRANDA%202004.jpg

Also, watch out for all the pansy antis that are going to show up here. We wouldnt' want any of them to get hurt, now would we?

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And here's the real deal, scoring 195, taken with a bow this year near Marshall, MI!!!! New youth state record.

http://www.wzzm13.com/assetpool/images/05102910200_bilde1.jpg

Kid is only 16. He'll likely never be able to top this.

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No problem here but one rule of dead animal pictures is to wipe off excess blood.
Other than that, fire up the BBQ BABY! Idea

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pffftttt. I love venison - actually just about any game. Never found a decent recipe for antler. Gimme a nice, fat, 3-4-year-old doe any day.

Not much meat on a picture, either.

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If you eat it, shoot it. If you kill it for it's rack and leave the carcass, you should be shot. That's my rule. Smile

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Kill 'em AND grill 'em. Very Happy

Lotsa ruined venison all over the roads around here. Such a waste.

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Bella Dea wrote:

If you eat it, shoot it. If you kill it for it's rack and leave the carcass, you should be shot. That's my rule.

I couldn't tell you of any hunter that thinks differently.
Can you?

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dontdoit wrote:

Bella Dea wrote:
If you eat it, shoot it. If you kill it for it's rack and leave the carcass, you should be shot. That's my rule.

I couldn't tell you of any hunter that thinks differently.
Can you?

Uh, yeah.

Or I wouldn't have said it. There are plenty of people who do stuff like that. Never heard of killing animals for their skins? Or the ivory in an elephants tusk? And there are people who are more concerned with the rack of a deer than the meat of it.

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Those aren't hunters typically Bella, those are poachers. Big difference. Hunters support wildlife populations by buying licenses and following the rules.

Trapping is a perfectly legitimate way to reduce problem animal populations, why waste the pelts from the beaver or coyote?

Some people hunt trophies, which I suppose is OK as long as the population can support it or needs to be reduced.

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BINGO!

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dontdoit, I hope you are a member of both the NRA and TNUSA.

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Just a little one... Wink

http://www.tednugent.com/ranch/hunting_photos/photo1.jpg

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And Washington State Bowhunters. Cool

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cjhsa wrote:

Some people hunt trophies, which I suppose is OK as long as the population can support it or needs to be reduced.

Don't they have a special licences doled out during those high population times for does and what not?

I don't agree in the whole "population control" thing really.

It's the whole survival thing. A lion doesn't kill a gazelle to keep it's rack. We are the only species that does things like that.

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2.17.04
9 point taken with chrome plated ballistic -tipped bumper...fired from a Ford F150 @ 55MPH...fine backstraps served with garlic and butter

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v722/kingfish711/IMG_2853.jpg

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Bella Dea wrote:

I don't agree in the whole "population control" thing really.

You'd prefer to leave the critters free to experience starvation, disease, inbreeding, and vehicle impact? Apart from hunters, traffic, and germs, deer are essentially without predators ... thanks, of course, to humankind's previous efforts.

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That's a fine looking buck Catfish, I take it it is legal to shoot game from a vehicle in Mississippi.

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timberlandko wrote:

Bella Dea wrote:
I don't agree in the whole "population control" thing really.

You'd prefer to leave the critters free to experience starvation, disease, inbreeding, and vehicle impact? Apart from hunters, traffic, and germs, deer are essentially without predators ... thanks, of course, to humankind's previous efforts.

You do have a point. I was going to say yes, that's life and nature, but we have messed up the natural cycle of things so perhaps I will have to reconsider my point.

I have nothing against hunters.

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cjhsa wrote:

That's a fine looking buck Catfish, I take it it is legal to shoot game from a vehicle in Mississippi.

definitely illegal to shoot FROM a truck...this buck was taken WITH a truck...$2200 in repairs..certainly the best buck I've taken with a truck..I'm on a roll of sorts...one deer a year with a vehicle since 2000..

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Sorry, misread your first post. Sorry about that - hope you had insurance.

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