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I can agree with that logic. I hope you were sitting down when you just read that.  I'll bet you already know what my next question is. Let's consider a year like this previous one where the deer stick to the woods because of a large mast crop. How would you discern the dominant groups from the inferior groups in that scenario? By the way, I don't like the old big does to eat anyhow. They are as tough as an older buck most of the time. I prefer the young tender ones.
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