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I've always thought the primary function of the dcnr was to control the doe harvest, especially in those areas with a lot of small landowners. Those places need limited doe days, but that's the one thing they haven't done. I suspect the places CNC is complaining about fall in this category. I don't see any changes where I hunt; all the land around me is controlled by large clubs and their rules are far more restrictive than the state. Yep.....its all about the number of small parcels in any given area......That's why you see a lot of the northern counties being heavily impacted.....Even in some of the better counties they've likely taken big hits around any urban areas......places like around Tuskegee and Union Springs for example
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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Heck I know hunters that shoot well over the three Buck limit. They don’t care what the limit is. So how you gonna enforce any kind of limit? Do you believe Alabama on average has more game outlaws than other states? Nah, I probably know more here in NC than I ever did in Alabama
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Heck I know hunters that shoot well over the three Buck limit. They don’t care what the limit is. So how you gonna enforce any kind of limit? Do you believe Alabama on average has more game outlaws than other states? Nah, I probably know more here in NC than I ever did in Alabama There can be no doubt, the state with the most outlaws per capita is Mississippi. Ask any game warden you meet on an out of state hunt.
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3 buck limit is ok in my book. Heck, some years I might would want to take a spike or abnormal antler deer. Of course I haven't harvested a spike in over 10 years and a lot of years I won't even take a buck. So, I have let a lot of seed go. Folks need to realize it usually may take letting the spike or unusual antlered deer go to to get an 8-10pt. Also, some years antlers just grow better than others, so let some go for seed. Most importantly, it takes a doe to get a buck!
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