I knew this was going to be a HF/LF debate

To long and liberal season do not support mature bucks in a lot of areas of Texas IMO.

Agreed. But the rich, greedy, envious person next to you has a right to fence off your property because he is all butt-hurt that you shot "his" deer that he fed and watched grow up.

Yep I just can't get used to this brave new world where it's "hunting" just because an animal ends up dead with its head on someone's wall.Sorry.....

Give em Protein...that'll fix it!!!

Don't know how "load" it is, but it is pretty loud, lol

So what is the "coward old world" way of hunting? Sitting on a tree stump by an acorn tree

Yes he does.

and too many hunters....per deer allowed

I could see that happening pretty easily.

This thunder has brought a cool front in!!!!! It is down to 104 in north DFW area

Pretty sure that is part of the "liberal" statement

But the landowner's have a responsibility to limit that. Just because it is legal to put 30 people on 3k acres and every hunter can take 5 deer...doesn't mean that you have too.

Wrong. It is 103

Nekkid. Spear. Atlatl OK if you can prove a disability.

darn, you will agrue anything

Hunting is not a right.. its a privilege with guidelines that shouldn't be abused.

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness...

isn't the "pursuit of happiness" defined as "hunting"???

so sitting in a blind on 30 acres and shooting a deer that happens to wander thru is "hunting"?

I think its hilarious to say that people have a right to hunt and shoot whatevers legal but get all bent outta shape when some neighbor decides to high fence. whats legal and ethical are two diffenent things.

lets face facts. if it wasn't for large landwoners there would't be deer for alot of ya'll to even "hunt". where do you think majority of these deer came from to stock east texas and central texas?

the amount of money contributed at a TWA banquet to help wildlife in texas is a hundredfold what the 30 acre guys are doing.

I hunt mainly in high fence properties. I would like to see where all these 200" bucks ya'll are talking about are running around at cause i've never seen them. all I see when I hunt are abunch of healthy, happy, unpressured deer that live pretty good lives, not paranoid deer that have spent their lives dodging spotlights and .22 shells

I will give that an "Amen"

Hunting is not a right.. its a privilege with guidelines that shouldn't be abused.



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Yes, and just because someone wants to harvest some venison does not mean they shouldn't be able too either

I think its hilarious to say that people have a right to hunt and shoot whatevers legal but get all bent outta shape when some neighbor decides to high fence. whats legal and ethical are two diffenent things.

lets face facts. if it wasn't for large landwoners there would't be deer for alot of ya'll to even "hunt". where do you think majority of these deer came from to stock east texas and central texas?

the amount of money contributed at a TWA banquet to help wildlife in texas is a hundredfold what the 30 acre guys are doing.

I hunt mainly in high fence properties. I would like to see where all these 200" bucks ya'll are talking about are running around at cause i've never seen them. all I see when I hunt are abunch of healthy, happy, unpressured deer that live pretty good lives, not paranoid deer that have spent their lives dodging spotlights and .22 shells [/quote]

Happy until they walk under a hunters stand.....

it was coming from the north... KS to be exact but it wasn;t thunder, it was deers' stomachs rumblin' from lack of protein supplements.

Wow what a way to kill a Monday afternoon. I still got some left in me though. Think I jump the fence(LF) and take the side of the little LF landowners since I have been one of those for my whole life.