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Quote from: Bowhunter3 on October 20, 2022, 11:21:29 AMIt’s tough to argue when op can’t read and analyze anything that’s said. If it doesn’t work for hercause, then she laughs. I think I saw it said earlier how many youngsters watch this forum. Imagine all the up and comers turned off cause the CENSORED FOR YOU GUYS can’t understand deer populations in different parts of the state. Gonna be a good doe harvest coming up Bone can handle his own discussion and I wouldn't intervene in that, that said, I won't tolerate name calling, belittling or intentionally trolling this discussion.
It’s tough to argue when op can’t read and analyze anything that’s said. If it doesn’t work for hercause, then she laughs. I think I saw it said earlier how many youngsters watch this forum. Imagine all the up and comers turned off cause the CENSORED FOR YOU GUYS can’t understand deer populations in different parts of the state. Gonna be a good doe harvest coming up
@jrebel his points have not even been addressed or answered just talked around pretty sad
Quote from: boneaddict on October 20, 2022, 10:57:06 AMAs much as I agree with you with the oh so many factors…..This is what I am spelling out.If you have a corral with a bull and 2 cows in it. You kill one of the cows, what does that do to next years production.Now if your last cow dies of a disease, lightning strike, or a coyote eats it’s calf, where are you on production. If you have a bull and 10 cows, eating one, not such a big dealIf you have a pen with a bull and 15 cows, you better eat one so they don’t starve or get diseased. What I am hearing from some is that we are entitled to eat that cow as it’s perfectly legal to do so. the ranch is being run by some dimwit back in Olympia, who probably has never set foot on a farm, but is advising that yes, that last cow looks tasty. Let’s eat her! I’m afraid so buckfvrYour example is largely predicated on the notion that antlerless hunter harvest is a major factor in how many there are in the 'pen'. I assure you - the ~2,600 does harvested (in all GMU's across the entire state) by hunters has no meaningful impact on the lower than desirable (for hunters) deer abundance across much of the state.I'm all for your pen/cow/bull example...but getting worked up over the least significant factor affecting how many are in your 'pen' is not effective management.That said - every little tiny fraction can help...but I think its more useful to target the bigger things that are less likely to alienate other hunters.
As much as I agree with you with the oh so many factors…..This is what I am spelling out.If you have a corral with a bull and 2 cows in it. You kill one of the cows, what does that do to next years production.Now if your last cow dies of a disease, lightning strike, or a coyote eats it’s calf, where are you on production. If you have a bull and 10 cows, eating one, not such a big dealIf you have a pen with a bull and 15 cows, you better eat one so they don’t starve or get diseased. What I am hearing from some is that we are entitled to eat that cow as it’s perfectly legal to do so. the ranch is being run by some dimwit back in Olympia, who probably has never set foot on a farm, but is advising that yes, that last cow looks tasty. Let’s eat her! I’m afraid so buckfvr
Quote from: huntnfmly on October 20, 2022, 11:50:42 AM@jrebel his points have not even been addressed or answered just talked around pretty sadWell that’s because he made great point. The people arguing against common sense won’t reply, at least not with anything of worth. But there will be one or two that pop up to let you and him know you’re out of line.
Quote from: Bowhunter3 on October 20, 2022, 11:53:23 AMQuote from: huntnfmly on October 20, 2022, 11:50:42 AM@jrebel his points have not even been addressed or answered just talked around pretty sadWell that’s because he made great point. The people arguing against common sense won’t reply, at least not with anything of worth. But there will be one or two that pop up to let you and him know you’re out of line. 👍No one is advocating killing the last doe in a unitThe point is me good you bad attitude towards people who are happy and greatful for taking any deerWe should be united as sportsman/women not to the detriment to our herds but be happy for other’s success Hope that makes sense
Nobody is owed a response and no one is obligated to respond on a public forum, but certainly the snarky rude responses arent called for.
There are a couple guys that know those areas and those deer herds better then most and Bone is one of them
Quote from: JakeLand on October 20, 2022, 12:29:53 PMThere are a couple guys that know those areas and those deer herds better then most and Bone is one of them Agreed and for sure there are herds that need less doe harvest my point is the blanket statement STOP KILLING THE BABY MAKERSand if a person is buying doe tags or second deer tags as to help lessen the harvest is wrongFor the record I’ve enjoyed all of Bones pics and contributions to this siteHe’s even given me some pointers on areas He’s the one who told me about this site on monster muleys back in 2007I just don’t agree with the blanket statement that will send some people away from this site thats allAnd I guarantee the antis that look at this site love the divisionThey love it, and the amount of ammunition they have gotten from this thread is substantial. But don’t kill does in a section of the state.
To be fair, I'd say the WDFW has drastically reduced the harvest of antlerless deer and elk in the last few years.
Yeah I’ gotcha bud. I’m against ops *censored* blanketed statement that she doesn’t even understand. Take a few pictures with a camera and you’re the boss. Should be some tasty does harvested soon