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Quote from: Antlershed on January 13, 2009, 02:31:11 PMThey have graphs posted on the photo board at the check station which breaks down the harvest numbers for the last few years. I have not seen that, I would still be very, very skeptical more 3 points are harvested than 2 points, based on what I've seen in 10 years there. The average buck is nearly always a spike are forky, I have seen one 4 point, my own 3x4 and another three point. I have heard from the check station personnel of another dozen or so nicer bucks over the years, but if you look at the opening day reports in the Olympian, you rarely see a mature buck posted in any given year, perhaps one or two. At any rate a 2 point rule actually would protect more 3 points, it takes just that much more time to put that 3rd point on them before they are gone...
They have graphs posted on the photo board at the check station which breaks down the harvest numbers for the last few years.
there are actually more 3pts taken then 2pts, 4pts, 5pts combined in the tree farm.
Quote from: bankwalker on January 13, 2009, 01:55:46 PMthere are actually more 3pts taken then 2pts, 4pts, 5pts combined in the tree farm. remember that "4-point" that was shot but the guy gave up lookinig for?
almost all the guys i know who put their time in vail and get a big buck every year wait till after the check station closes down before they leave out for the night.
The loggers get to run around there in there vehicles and hunt during the week. Good luck.
then for the "meat hunters" you could have a doe day like was done years ago.