Posted by glen sw wi on September 03, 2016 at 05:14:56 from (207.190.113.200):
In Reply to: deer posted by KEH on September 02, 2016 at 13:56:11:
In the wisdom of Wi DNR they have come up with so many different kinds of hunting that a lot of the gun hunters don't even bother anymore. We have a youth hunt and bow hunt and probably a few more before the rifle season. By the time the rifle season comes about the deer have been so spooked that the gun hunter has less of a chance of seeing a deer. A rifle hunter stands a better chance of killing a deer than the youth hunter or bow hunter.
I have deer on my property every day. Come rifle season (always over Thanksgiving week) I'll be out there, but I won't be shooting any does. I'm not a trophy hunter. Never tasted any antlers that I wanted to eat so size doesn't matter.
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