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Re: Shooting a doe with yearlings...
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11/25/15 01:56 PM
11/25/15 01:56 PM
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Goodman deer biologist agree that the doe runs the male off to prevent him from breeding siblings. If it was only into a bachelor group this would not be prevented. Studies have proven bucks on your property were not born there .
how far do they make them go? Average buck dispersal in Alabama is two miles to greater than six. Average buck dispersal in my state of Missouri is eight miles to greater than 20 miles.
It takes a long time to grow an old friend.
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