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Re: Doe Control
[Re: Clem]
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12/16/10 04:01 PM
12/16/10 04:01 PM
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Thomasville, AL
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Thomasville, AL
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Sure you can. It happens in a lot of places where doe management is pretty strong and intense, the herd population isn't running rampant in great numbers and young bucks are allowed to walk. Clem, For the sake of debate, can you cite me a few REAL LIFE examples of properties here in AL with intense doe harvest and successful mature buck harvest on a regular basis? I would then like for you to tell me the property size, hunter/acre ratio and doe and buck per sq. mi harvested. I think that you will be surprised when you start looking. Extreme doe harvest and maintaining a low deer density are not only over-rated; but misrepresented statistically! Just my opinion, but it is formed after years of paying close attention to data.
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