Posted by Russ from MN on October 12, 2017 at 14:00:48 from (50.80.146.10):
In Reply to: deer meat?Your 02 cents? posted by larry@stinescorner on October 12, 2017 at 13:18:01:
We try to each get one, and we like it. We start out every season trophy hunting, and then if we don't get a big buck we get less fussy. Last year my wife had an antlerless permit, and used it, and this year I got one. There are an awful lot of deer around our cabin, we certainly should get a couple. Our 80 acres where the cabin is surrounded by farmland, rye and soybeans, but we have a 160 3 miles back in the woods with no farmland within 3 miles and the deer seem to taste the same. We have tried planting food plots back there but it is so gravely that it's hard to get anything to grow. The power line ROW cleared 13 acres across that and we planted some alsike clover in that area.
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