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Well I’m gonna be pissed if he rides by the camp with a big old slick head in the back that I let walk during bow season. It’s ingrained in me. Can’t help it.
I might have to implement my dominance on him. Anyone with a sound food plot program likely wouldn’t have to worry too much about it…….If you’ve got enough acreage in food plots that arent just right on the property line then on most years you’re gonna have the same resident doe groups glued to them…..The neighbor may clip one every now again but a good centrally located food plot program would ensure there’s always a base stocking of age structure held intact……The neighbor is gonna have a hard time shooting the old does off the 5 acre plot in the middle of the property
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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