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Armored farmer
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Congrats.
Hunting season is over? C'mon spring!
Hunting season is over? C'mon spring!
MCgunner
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I shot nothing here at home. But, I got 6 in two days in Uvalde on MLD permits. 
My big freezer is full. My little freezer will hold any pigs I shoot. I have a big boar on camera in the last few days. I'm just waiting on him to get into a pattern so's I can ambush him.
See, deer season maybe be over, but I hunt year around....pigs.
My big freezer is full. My little freezer will hold any pigs I shoot. I have a big boar on camera in the last few days. I'm just waiting on him to get into a pattern so's I can ambush him. See, deer season maybe be over, but I hunt year around....pigs.
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Armored farmer
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Here is my newly finished, end of year, homemade trophy board. Deer, Turkey, ducks.
Patocazador
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That doe's head looks funny. Was it a buck that already shed his antlers by chance?
FL-NC
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We still have another month- our rut starts in about a week!
Cool display.
So your posting in a public place about your buddy poaching deer?
I believe it was unintentional, I didn't see it and took it as a story. No, I don't condone poaching. I guess it was, however.
Unintentional, or not, the authorities would see it as poaching. We have antler restrictions in parts of Michigan and a late doe season. 3 points on a side and all must be at least an inch long. People have been nailed with forkhorn with 3/4 inch browtine. Makes one real careful before dropping the hammer.
You are correct. I guess it was making the best of a bad situation, using it instead of leaving it. I have found no less than eight carcasses on my land in the fifteen years I've owned it, either taken out of season or when we were not there, with only the loins or antlers taken. That is true poaching. Makes no difference either, I suppose, but he was on his own land.
Don't believe I was trying to justify anything. Just relaying a story. BTW, no potential legal issues as he died about five years ago.
When I worked down there, and in MS, I heard the deer seasons were always open. (from a few guys at the plant who were, shall we say, free spirited). Nah, just kidding. My visits to the south were always a treat. I was invited to hunt just about anything that was in, even by folks I'd known only a day or two. Great area, friendly folks, fun.
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