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darn city bucks
did he see it get hit or just see it on the road and grab it?hell of a deerI basically live in Hawks Prarie..never seen anything like that but had several people tell me that area North of I-5 basically near Cabellas has monsters if ya can get access to private
is it legal to collect a road kill?
Quote from: scoyoc5 on November 13, 2009, 11:54:26 AMis it legal to collect a road kill?ILLEGAL to pick up, cut off heads, racks, etc.
Quote from: bow4elk on November 13, 2009, 01:37:11 PMQuote from: scoyoc5 on November 13, 2009, 11:54:26 AMis it legal to collect a road kill?ILLEGAL to pick up, cut off heads, racks, etc.You can only posses them if naturally shed. You would probably have to get approval from a State or Federal game warden for removal and not a sheriff. I guess you could try to win the argument that the deer shed its head off.
dont know him personally a friend of a friend i think the sheriff ok'd it anyway thanks for the info though
dang this is an old thread , nice buck though
Quote from: h2ofowlr on November 13, 2009, 03:54:16 PMQuote from: bow4elk on November 13, 2009, 01:37:11 PMQuote from: scoyoc5 on November 13, 2009, 11:54:26 AMis it legal to collect a road kill?ILLEGAL to pick up, cut off heads, racks, etc.You can only posses them if naturally shed. You would probably have to get approval from a State or Federal game warden for removal and not a sheriff. I guess you could try to win the argument that the deer shed its head off. I've yet to see a naturally shed "deer head", with the exception of those resulting from two bucks getting locked up and the live deer kicking it off.
Quote from: cascademountainhunter on November 12, 2009, 08:40:20 PMdarn city bucksYeah we have a pair of really big 4x4 blackies that like to frequent my work here in Tumwater
this is why washington needs a point restriction on the westside. i think it should be a three point min. so bucks can grow to maturity and we can get to see what kind of genetics are going to pop out in areas where most of the deer killed are spikes or small two points. yes some deer only grow to be very large two points but id rather see an area full of mature huge two points than an area sparse with any bucks. plus when an animal is mature the bodu whieght is way more than a yearling or a two and a half year old deer.
Quote from: HuntHigh on January 27, 2011, 04:25:00 PMthis is why washington needs a point restriction on the westside. i think it should be a three point min. so bucks can grow to maturity and we can get to see what kind of genetics are going to pop out in areas where most of the deer killed are spikes or small two points. yes some deer only grow to be very large two points but id rather see an area full of mature huge two points than an area sparse with any bucks. plus when an animal is mature the bodu whieght is way more than a yearling or a two and a half year old deer. That will never happen b/c the WDFW would only do that if they were forced to because the populations were down on the westside. Ultimately it would cost the WDFW tag revenue from people going to other states. Its a fact that most of the bucks shot on the westside are spikes/forks but that is because they are dumb and havent learned what it takes to survive, it doesnt mean there arent big three, four and even five points in every unit on the westside. There are tons of big mature bucks on the westside, they are shot by the same 5% of hunters every year. If they went to a 3 point min the bucks that get big enough to be 3 points would be just as hard to find as the bucks that get big enough to get 3 points as it is today. If you want to shoot a 3 point than dont shoot the first spike or fork you see. If you dont see any 3 points than hunt thicker stuff from a stand during the last week of October, put out a game camera and scout, they are there.
Urban bucks get big. I used to be late to school chasing a giant 4 point around on south hill in puyallup. Theris now a safeway at one spot id see him and a movie theater at the other. that was a little over 10 years ago though.