Yeah that's my guess. Or else he's in some weird religious cult that worships a horn-eating god.Dog?
Maybe he is dyslexic?
Dog?
Maybe he is dyslexic?
Fixed it.....stupid dyslexia!
Well that's a relief! I mean we enjoy freedom of religion here in the US, and I'm not judging, but still...Fixed it.....stupid dyslexia!
BTW, what do you get when you have an atheistic dyslexic?
A guy that doesn't believe in a dog.
I am pretty sure they do an actuarial study were they sample say 1,000 deer and then extrapolate.I’d like to know where they got the stats since most states don’t require any kind of aging on deer. Add to it that the only way to reliably age a deer is by tooth deformation not body/rack size and I got some serious doubts about this stat.
The above kind of happened to me. I had been hunting a 80 acre plot in White county free of charge for 15 years. Took multiple deer and rabbits on the property. It was a "honey hole". I used to get written permission every year. Had a good relationship with the land owner. Even did small jobs on the property to help out. Then one year when I went to get my permission for the season. I was informed that the land owner had been approached by a leasing agent from Kansas and this agent told him he could get him (land owner) thousands of dollars from hunters to hunt on his 80 acres. The land owner told me I would have to go through this leasing agent to hunt the property. I called said leasing agent and he wanted to charge me $1500.00. I asked the land owner "why"? he said " Well...if you owned property and it could make money for you, wouldn't you do it?" I guess that is his prerogative. That was 15 years ago. Have not hunted deer since.Tried. Got nowhere?Yeah...the world was a better place when the slogan was; "If it`s brown it`s down". Since the trophy mania has become the norm, leasing agents have caused many regular hunting guys to lose the properties they`ve hunted for decades. The "serious" hunters mock and berate the meat hunter who shoots what makes them happy and stocks their freezers with venison, just because the antler inches weren`t, in their minds, adequate.
Hunting used to be, and should be about fun, time spent with friends and family, time spent in the woods and field, searching for unarguably, the most popular big-game animal in North America, the white-tail deer.
I feel for you buddy, and I`m sorry for your loss. I know how that hurts.The above kind of happened to me. I had been hunting a 80 acre plot in White county free of charge for 15 years. Took multiple deer and rabbits on the property. It was a "honey hole". I used to get written permission every year. Had a good relationship with the land owner. Even did small jobs on the property to help out. Then one year when I went to get my permission for the season. I was informed that the land owner had been approached by a leasing agent from Kansas and this agent told him he could get him (land owner) thousands of dollars from hunters to hunt on his 80 acres. The land owner told me I would have to go through this leasing agent to hunt the property. I called said leasing agent and he wanted to charge me $1500.00. I asked the land owner "why"? he said " Well...if you owned property and it could make money for you, wouldn't you do it?" I guess that is his prerogative. That was 15 years ago. Have not hunted deer since.Tried. Got nowhere?