#2998524 - 10/25/12 11:07 AM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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hunter drew
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It's a spike. A year and a half old. No I wouldn't shoot him. 3.5 year old spike yes
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#2998536 - 10/25/12 11:26 AM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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BSK
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BSK how do you improve antler genetics?
You don't. Altering genetics of any kind in the wild is impossible.
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#2998558 - 10/25/12 11:43 AM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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Nealmeally
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Why "cull" him???????
He hasn't even had a chance to grow yet..
He may be a 150 in 3 years ...
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#2998603 - 10/25/12 12:08 PM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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Hit&Miss84
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I might shoot em both, hard to tell what I'm going to to when somebody hands me a gun! Seriously though I think if you are trying to grow big bucks you should let him go and see what happens. If you let him go he may turn into a nice buck, if you shoot him he will just die.
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#2998648 - 10/25/12 12:32 PM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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Lawrence
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No way
if you want meet shoot a doe
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#2998664 - 10/25/12 12:40 PM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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creativomjh
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maybe i'll phrase my question differently. if i see him this year, i wouldn't shoot him anyways because he's a little guy. i've got a way bigger doe problem than antler genetics (which is a huge misconception).
i was really wondering, is he always going to be a unicorn? he's been on several of my cameras for months, so I'm pretty certain he's never had two. a cull deer at 3.5 or 1.5 is still a cull deer in my eyes.
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#2998695 - 10/25/12 12:53 PM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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infoman jr.
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Ahh I'd let him live. He might surprise you.
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#2998730 - 10/25/12 01:10 PM
Re: to cull or not to cull
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Rockhound
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Registered: 04/04/11
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Loc: Lawrence Co. TN
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Hes just a baby
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