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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: DGAMBLER]
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Yesterday at 04:48 PM
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Awbarn, AL
CNC
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Awbarn, AL
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Y’all are off in left field…….I’m not talking about the state doing anything……I’m talking about a group of private clubs and landowners forming a cooperative……The only thing that involves the state is borrowing their data You know good and well the people of Alabama ain't gonna cooperate with your idea. One of the best things about this approach is that you don’t need everyone to subscribe to it or understand it…….you just need ENOUGH folks to where everyone else can still have their opinions and do as they please but just not have the ability to mess things up as bad…….They can fill the freezers……”manage” does……yada, yada, yada....for whatever reason……just as long there’s enough people who DON’T….so that the county totals stay below a level where we want them
We dont rent pigs
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: CNC]
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Yesterday at 05:00 PM
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BPI
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Y’all are off in left field…….I’m not talking about the state doing anything……I’m talking about a group of private clubs and landowners forming a cooperative……The only thing that involves the state is borrowing their data You know good and well the people of Alabama ain't gonna cooperate with your idea. One of the best things about this approach is that you don’t need everyone to subscribe to it or understand it…….you just need ENOUGH folks to where everyone else can still have their opinions and do as they please but just not have the ability to mess things up as bad…….They can fill the freezers……”manage” does……yada, yada, yada....for whatever reason……just as long there’s enough people who DON’T….so that the county totals stay below a level where we want them I'm skeptical that you'd have enough participation to make much of an impact on the county level.
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: BPI]
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Yesterday at 05:23 PM
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Awbarn, AL
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I'm skeptical that you'd have enough participation to make much of an impact on the county level. Not shooting does is a pretty easy thing to do…  Quite a few of the plantations have virtually already done this even if it isnt in a fully organized form like I’m laying it out……Many of them shut down doe harvest this year across large acreages and doe harvest levels came way down…..So now if doe harvest levels stay at 1900 ish does for Bullock County and 1400 ish for Macon and 2100 ish for Russell moving forward..…which is about what they were before the big increase…Is there any reason for the plantations to change course next year??.......I'm gonna say probably not.....Somebody has to compensate for all the extra slaying and "managing"
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We dont rent pigs
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: CNC]
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Yesterday at 06:25 PM
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Awbarn, AL
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Don’t get me wrong when I say “don’t shoot any does”…..I’m not meaning that as in completely zero does …..Its meaning no “quotas” where every club and plantation tries to take out 60 does here and 80 does there just to be taking them out………Shut that chit off as long as county wide harvests are sufficient enough to meet the county level goal……
We dont rent pigs
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: BPI]
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Yesterday at 06:28 PM
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West Tennessee
YellaLineHunter
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Y’all are off in left field…….I’m not talking about the state doing anything……I’m talking about a group of private clubs and landowners forming a cooperative……The only thing that involves the state is borrowing their data I understand that. But in my opinion if it's done on a voluntary or cooperative basis that it wouldn't work. You would only be growing deer for your neighbors. If you had several large tracts of land joining one another and all parties were on board then that would be beneficial for your immediate area, but I don't even think that would help on the county level. Bpi is in line to the reality
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: CNC]
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Yesterday at 07:24 PM
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Florence, Al
AlabamaSwamper
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Why not just manage your property.
You give them what they need and don’t shoot at every deer that walks out like most clubs do and you’ll see plenty of deer.
My neighbor has 60 acres and the does around my house are almost pets. But he don’t shoot at them every time they walk out.
BTR Scorer in NW Alabama
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: YellaLineHunter]
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Yesterday at 10:50 PM
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Awbarn, AL
CNC
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Awbarn, AL
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Y’all are off in left field…….I’m not talking about the state doing anything……I’m talking about a group of private clubs and landowners forming a cooperative……The only thing that involves the state is borrowing their data I understand that. But in my opinion if it's done on a voluntary or cooperative basis that it wouldn't work. You would only be growing deer for your neighbors. If you had several large tracts of land joining one another and all parties were on board then that would be beneficial for your immediate area, but I don't even think that would help on the county level. Bpi is in line to the reality Its really a bonus for a big club or landowner to have the other surrounding hunters "manage" the does……Shooting a bunch of does just to meet a quota adds a lot of extra hunting pressure to a property that doesn’t have to occur if the folks in the surrounding area are already shooting enough for everyone…..
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We dont rent pigs
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
[Re: CNC]
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colbert county
cartervj
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I’m not sure you can develop a cookie cutter approach to deer cause “it depends” seem to be the greatest factor
“Socialism only works in two places: Heaven where they don't need it and hell where they already have it.” ― Ronald Reagan
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
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Right behind you
Mbrock
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Right behind you
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I’m not sure you can develop a cookie cutter approach to deer cause “it depends” seem to be the greatest factor It does depend. 😂
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Re: A New Paradigm in Doe Management
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Jasper Al
eclipse829
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Jasper Al
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High Fence every county individually
Killing my neighbors deer since 1982
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