Missouri prepares for targeted deer removal to slow Chronic Wasting Disease spread
Archery deer hunting season ends in Missouri on Jan. 15 and this will wrap up the 2023-24 season.
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Dont believe its archery only? Believe the process starts after the late archery season closes...and the article mentions that if landowners dont want to participate then the agency will come shoot deer...and you can bet the agency isnt bow hunting.Looks like bow hunting only? reckon this late in the season that's the best way to keep harvest numbers down. They must not be serious about knocking the numbers down.
No...it doesnt say gun...just says "archery season Ends January 15...then the cwd management program Begins"...so no, I'm not "reading gun" nor am I reading "subdivision setting" but I guess anything is possible?No mention of guns but it states bow? are you reading guns there? maybe it's a subdivision setting? maybe my reading comprehension sucks more than normal. maybe they got more bow skills than we do here
I watched the clip, no there was no mention of use of guns, but would assume that they let those landowners and hunters know what's legal. The clip, they said they will run their targeted killings for 2 months after season, their season closes January 15, the cwd target season opens in the 16th. What the woman said made good sense. Hope their plan works better for them than our states plan has worked.maybe my reading comprehension sucks more than normal. maybe they got more bow skills than we do here
They pay the processor more than the regular processing fee.I wonder how they are convincing the processors to stay open that long?
If the plan is to harvest primarily does, it can make a significant difference when they are harvested, with an earlier harvest being overall more beneficial, because:I'm not sure it matters if you shoot deer after the season vs during season as it works ok the same in the end imo
My question is, will they just trespass on a person's land, day or night, and shoot? We know they probably will, but that ain't gonna sit well with some Missouri boys I'll bet.Dont believe its archery only? Believe the process starts after the late archery season closes...and the article mentions that if landowners dont want to participate then the agency will come shoot deer...and you can bet the agency isnt bow hunting.
Nothing would surprise me these days...but in this case I dont believe they would tresspass....the way it reads is you contact them:My question is, will they just trespass on a person's land, day or night, and shoot? We know they probably will, but that ain't gonna sit well with some Missouri boys I'll bet.