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Antler Daddy

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We got what was expected... two KY Nov. 6 youth hunts in 10 and a TN hunt on Nov. 20. Really can not ask for better dates for gun hunts, so I'm glad to draw this year.

Now, just need the fortitude to drive 4-5 hours. Daughter already has a cheer conflict.
 

Heath423

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Good luck, youll need because me and my group will be in there. Just stay put, we will probably

Good luck, youll need because me and my group will be in there. Just stay put, we will probably push something to you!
That is fine....drive a few my way. I play well with others.
 

TheLBLman

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Didn't LBL have buck size slots previously for 4 points or 15 inches?
No.

Main change regarding bucks has been with the annual limit.
LBL bucks used to be "bonus" not counting against statewide bag limits.
They now count towards the statewide bag limit.

In times past, the archery season buck limit was one;
while those drawn for the quota gun hunt ("bonus" buck tag)
would have an annual LBL limit of two bucks (if one killed in archery segment).

Also, in times past, hunters could additionally increase their annual LBL buck limit by purchasing licenses in both KY & TN. This is no longer the case.

Today, the annual LBL antlered buck limit is one (1), period or one maybe.
This means if you kill an antlered buck during the October archery season,
and were drawn for the quota gun hunt in November,
YOUR quota gun hunt would therefore become "antlerLESS" only.

Again, the annual buck limit at LBL is simply one (1), period or one maybe.
Doesn't matter whether you kill it archery or on a quota gun hunt.
But if you kill it during archery, YOUR quota gun hunt becomes antlerLESS only.

What's more, say you kill a couple bucks during the TN statewide muzzleloader season segment BEFORE your LBL quota gun hunt. THEN, your LBL quota gun hunt becomes antlerLESS only because all LBL bucks count towards the respective statewide buck limit.

In other words, should you limit out on bucks "statewide" before your LBL quota gun hunt,
your LBL quota gun hunt becomes antlerLESS only.
 
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TheLBLman

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Adding to the confusion are the terms antlered, antlerless, buck, and doe.

Note that the limits are technically defined as antlered or antlerless,
and NOT as buck or doe.

An antlered doe would count towards the "buck" limit;
while a button buck would count as a "doe" (technically antlerless).

Current definition of antlered is one or more antlers protruding 3" or more above the hairline.
 

Antler Daddy

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Adding to the confusion are the terms antlered, antlerless, buck, and doe.

Note that the limits are technically defined as antlered or antlerless,
and NOT as buck or doe.

An antlered doe would count towards the "buck" limit;
while a button buck would count as a "doe" (technically antlerless).

Current definition of antlered is one or more antlers protruding 3" or more above the hairline.
Except on KY side, antlered is above hairline.
 
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