nothing they are using to sedate those deer will hurt folks if they eat the deer....
If that's the case.. Why are they saying to wait a year before consuming..... Let me guess... A retired GW knows more than the professionals.... Maybe you went into the wrong profession since you're an expert....
We are not saying that one has to wait a year before these deer are fit for consumption. All deer that are harvested this coming year will be months past the date at which they were consumable. The prescribed waiting period for these deer is 30 days following their sedation...and 30 days is in all probability an exaggerated number. Once again, every precaution has been taken, and this protocol has been approved by a multitude of experts on the subject.
That's fine...Not arguing but... Why then why this statement...
Originally Posted By: Steve Ditchkoff
Some orange-collared deer might have been darted during this upcoming season, so not only would you be hurting our data collection, but you may very well be harvesting a deer that is not fit for consumption.
I never saw in your post anything about 30 days until just now... Is the only way to know is call?
Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves...
