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Are you freekin kidding me?OPUS1 said:
Now there is a couple big bucks. I didn't know deer got that big in SCal......Looks like our corn fed southern MI. bucks
I couldn't agree more we have deer grazing every night in my back yard nice to look at but most will starve in the winter especially like the big blow we just had a few days ago 30 inches or they get hit by cars on the main road , here you are permitted 2 deer for only 3 nights a year it thins them out , i put my deer meat in red wine over night the next day YUM !!4-H said:Please don't take offense Kelly but,K*E*L*L*Y said:omg.... poor little animals!
you can buy deer meat at the store ya know!
you dont HAVE to kill it in the woods!
booooo hooooooo !!!
but its cool..... glad you had a good time..
kel
My familly and I used to love to drive and look at deer in the fields growing up.
I can remember one instance where we drove by a heavily snow covered field in mid January. I recall my Mother saying in an excited voice, "look at that deer out there" We watched the deer for at least 15 minutes and it did nothing. But just stand there. We drove off. The next day we drove by the same ice covered frozen field and, again, my Mother saying in a more confused and concerned motherly voice, "There's that deer, in the same spot" Is it real? It's one of those targets, isn't it? We watched it for another half hour. It did nothing. It just stood there. We drove off. The following day we drove by anxious, hoping to see if the deer was a target. Much to our disappointment, the deer was indeed real and had finally fell over and died. She had suffered from starvation by overpopulation. It had no food to eat and endured more punishment than a well placed bullet..Much more...So, I am in favor of the harvest to keep our roads safe and family fed. I'm tired of folks saying hunting is cruel..We hunt for the food not the kill..Starvation is crueler......... Nice deer Civilman!
Not a chance, they dont get that big here unfortunately.mrs.oroblanco said:
Just didn't have the time. Maybe this Fall. We got beef in the pasture though and it's getting ripe. 
