There are a lot of those coming off my farm this year. That one looks good!
That restriction drives me nuts. I see lots of doe with twins or triplets running around. The number of button buck and spikes that eat my corn and soybeans is really taking money out of my pocket.
So far, between rifle and bow season there have been 3 eight point, 1 nine point, 1 ten point, and about 7 or 8 doe taken from here. I see Mt. Lebanon got special consideration for a special bow and trapping season because people are complaining about deer vs. car, and deer eating shrubs and flowers in the upper-middle/upper class neighborhood. Mark Cuban is from Mt. Lebanon, if that tells you what the area is like. Out here, farmers don't matter to the game commission, unless you sign your farm up so that the game commission and any body else can hunt your land through a game commission program. It smells.
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