Young Stud

[Kahrman]

A couple of weeks ago there was the thread about the deer that had been shot and ran onto Radnor State Park and died. The hunter was not allowed to retrieve it.
Well one of the ladies that works for me has a house that borders Radnor. She got this pic the other day. He definitely has the chance to grow into a real stud.

 

[Ladys man]

Yes sir, great character

 

[cbhunter]

nice yougin'

 

[BSK]

Southern Nashville grows some whoppers. I remember when Daryl and I were doing thermal imaging in southern Davidson and northern Williamson counties, and near the county line we ran up on a bachelor group of 5 mature bucks in a weed field. All of the bucks would have topped 150.

 

[backyardtndeer]

Looks like a 2.5 year old with cool character and great potential.

 

[BSK]

Looks like a 2.5 year old with cool character and great potential.

Agreed

 

[Kahrman]

Hard to tell from the angle but it looks like the width is already just outside the ears and 11pts or so.

 

[mossyoakmantn]

A couple of weeks ago there was the thread about the deer that had been shot and ran onto Radnor State Park and died. The hunter was not allowed to retrieve it.
Well one of the ladies that works for me has a house that borders Radnor. She got this pic the other day. He definitely has the chance to grow into a real stud.

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Why couldn't he retrieve it?

 

[BSK]

Why couldn't he retrieve it?

You do not have the right to retrieve a deer from neighboring property without permission. Radnor being a public park would never give said permission.

 

[cbhunter]

Why couldn't he retrieve it?

A Bad Experience with Tennessee Wildlife Enforcement.

Recently, a situation that occurred last season was brought to my attention when a YouTube video dropped last week. Idk how this floated under my radar given I follow the group pretty regularly. I just have to say this a sad deal when the guys doing things right are rewarded with a 'tough ****'...

www.tndeer.com

 

[Appalachian American]

How's you know my nickname?

 

[mossyoakmantn]

You do not have the right to retrieve a deer from neighboring property without permission. Radnor being a public park would never give said permission.

If it's a public park he should be able to get it I would think

 

[BSK]

If it's a public park he should be able to get it I would think

Absolutely not. Radnor is a State Park with special designations to protect wildlife. Their Board is a Who's Who of rich "Greenies."

 

[mossyoakmantn]

Absolutely not. Radnor is a State Park with special designations to protect wildlife. Their Board is a Who's Who of rich "Greenies."

Good grief. Wouldnt a game warden be able to assist? That's state law enforcement

 

[BSK]

Good grief. Wouldnt a game warden be able to assist? That's state law enforcement

As far as I'm aware, a hunter has no legal right to recover a downed deer on another person's property. If the other property owner won't give said permission, there's nothing that can be done.

 

[mossyoakmantn]

As far as I'm aware, a hunter has no legal right to recover a downed deer on another person's property. If the other property owner won't give said permission, there's nothing that can be done.

No there is no legal right to get it from private property but being that radnor lake is state property I would think it would be up to the game warden

 

[BSK]

I really don't know how that situation plays out legal-wise.