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"Sounds like the brown down crew to me or the guys that have to say "yea I shoot over a hundred deer in my life". OR maybe they hunt where there are more deer and maybe they are good at hunting..who knows. My pops has killed over a hundred deer just with a gun, and he certainly aint a brown its down guy, he was how ever one hell of a hunter in his prime. And if a guy has the tags to shoot a pile of deer and they don't go waste waste, thats HIS choice. I think maybe you should watch your step getting off your high horse, not every where is a barren deer wasteland like the Adirondacks.

Grow... you silver-tongued devil you!

Hello to all. i am new to the forum hear. My Dad and I had a great year, each of us taking our best bucks ever. He shot his on opening day of gun in Livingston County and I took mine on Nov.22 in Wyoming County. His is a 13-pointer with a 21-inch spread and mine is an 8-point with a 17-inch spread.

Hit it right on the head, Phade and Doe. The ones that try to paint the entire state based on thier own area really perplex me. I have hunted with 8 guys before down around Syracuse. We had nuisance and regular doe tags. 3 years running we took over 10 deer in one day of hunting each year. One Friday after Thanksgiving we took 13. We took what we could use and donated the rest. You know what, the following years the place was crawling with deer again. You just couldn't knock the population down. I understand isolated areas may get over hunted at some point because of access but I really think the deer population is like a bucket of water. take a cup out of the middle and the surrounding water will move in to fill the void. If the habitat and food is there in these big population areas and there are many areas you can't access to hunt it is difficult to control the population as a whole without over hunting the areas you can access. JMO

Here we are before going to the taxidermist:[

Ill give u 10$ to stay out of 9h ..... ?