I guess to each his own.. the check in lady said it was legal.I just assumed because it is illegal in all the states I have hunted in over the years. I agree the taste would be hard to beat but I just couldnt do it personally.
I guess to each his own.. the check in lady said it was legal.I just assumed because it is illegal in all the states I have hunted in over the years. I agree the taste would be hard to beat but I just couldnt do it personally.
well I too target the small one's at my place , I have hunted a lot of places and never seen any rules on not shooting fawns before
thats new to me to be honest
I personally don't hunt for doe's out of my home state unless I have to , or a property owner wants one for meat.
and I will second they are better eating, but thats not why I shoot them
and you do only get about 15 lbs of meat pending size of the deer
but a deer is a deer if your looking at killing one for food
I do get the fact some folks won't shoot a small one due to feelings, but there still deer and legal is legal
so to each his own I agree
not a big fan of shooting a yearling, but i know a few guys that aim for the head for camp food, its gone when they leave camp.....
Three things about shooting small deer They do eat good They are a small target and harder to hit but the best reason of all THEY DRAG easy(lol)
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