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RayP(MI)

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Link to WZZM TV - Grand Rapids.
Story is about woman who processes deer, but also covers a antlered doe. Be sure to play the video on the right side of screen.
WZZM TV
 
Well, they say there comes a time when you've seen everything, and I don't have any intentions of ever making that claim...but I've never seen or heard of one of those before.

Thanks for sharing. I'm sending lots of friends that link as well.

Mark
 
It happens often enough that hear in Iowa Deer tags are "antlered" or "antler-less" not "buck" or "doe"
 
Guys, My dad shot a 10 point Horned Doe back in the early 70s, Dad called the local Game Warden had him stop by. The Deer was still in the back of the Pickup, He first saw it as commented that it was a nice 10 pt Buck, Dad then said look between thew back legs, He then said nice 10 pt Horned Doe, You will have to use a Antlered Tag not a Doe Tag.
Later,
John A.
 
Side afect to to much chemical in the ground or estrigin in the water? Read a report not long ago that women are gettin bigger teets and some men are startin to get them to because of a chimical in plastic that is simalar to estrigin.This plastic is now banned in some countries.
 
I didn't watch channel 13 long enough to see that one I guess.
Did you get anything yet? The boys have seen a lot,but haven't taken too many yet. Keith got a doe late in the day opening day just because they were taunting him and he was itching to shoot something.
 
Same here in Nebraska. The permits say "Antlered" and "Antlerless".

The permits in my area say the first one you get can be either, but the second has to be antlerless. A buddy of mine, who had already shot an altlered buck, shot a button buck thinking it was a doe.

When he checked it in, they let it go as antlerless. At a hundred yards on a cloudy day, how could you tell?

BTW, I have a tree stand on a choice spot on our farm. It's been there 30 years with an aluminum ladder leaning against the tree. Over the years, I've probably shot more deer out of that one tree than all the rest added up. Out of five deer taken off our farm since the rifle season opened last Saturday, every one has been shot out of that tree, mine included.
 
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