Four Seasons

Exactly. And when it comes to personal limits and taking hunting to the max I find and only kill mature bucks. Tough to try and Train a mature buck.

Drones used for anything more then head count of a property or locating a wounded animal.

Imagine that. We love the showing of the true colors though. Speaks Volumes!

Exactly. And he is far from the only one. There is always the same 4-5

lol. 3 guys and 2 guns! Which one was the dog for the day. I remember when there was that many bunnies to be had in a day of brush busting.

Definitely a life size mount. A one in many lifetimes.

HaHa. You not going anywhere buddy unless you jump ship on your own accord. Your long standing record speaks for itself. Although some other people had other ideas for ya.

Hope he did not forget his sign in info. This site not taking new folks will also lock out old members. Smart move for us still on here to write down your sign in info somewhere safe. We are all getting old and forgetful. lol. I have mine in my phone as a contact !!

Your done here because your full of Sh!t and have been proven just that. I threw up just qdm,TDM and the so call deer management to show the subtle differences I throw up 100% proven facts and you throw up absolutely nothing. You say you did all this and all that and show absolutely nothing. Except pictures of bucks I harvest on my properties that have nothing but 100% total herd management that makes great healthy animals of both sexes and great mature bucks for great deer hunting right along for the Benefits of all wildlife and the land itself.

So here you are ducking and running once again. You run your mouth about other people’s actions and yet have been asked 5 times to put up all your great work and ideas. Typical! I sure wish you would put something up here for these guys on here. I mean I sure would hate to think that they can have great habitat, a balanced healthy herd with multiple 120-130 inch bucks walking around on their properties yearly and harvest a couple mature 120in plus every year like I do with my practices. I mean this is a hunting site and you offer nothing but pic ‘s of other people Harvest’s so help these guys out.

We all knew that was coming. Now show us your management plan. I’m 61 and I will guess that most on here are close to the same. Show us all the differences. Another simple google search shows Deer Management, QDM. TDM is not even in this discussion Every aspect of my hunting practices fall under. Deer Management. Again!

Do you honestly think you can have big mature bucks on a pice of property and keep them there without having an all around great management plan? You don’t think our farm and forest management, planting year around crops both for harvest and yearly wildlife food is not total management? You don’t think having sanctuaries off limits to humans is not part of total deer management? You don’t think keeping and taking the right amount of animals off a piece of property is not part of total management? I guess a person can call it what you want but I can promise you that you won’t have bucks like this as the norm walking around on a piece of property on a yearly basis without having a total management plan. In both food, safety and numbers of animals. An all around healthy herd of Whitetails both buck and doe will not be on unmanaged property. You might have a few deer here and there but they mostly will never see maturity.

You’re spot on. And ya know the real funny part that gets me? It’s the guys that say that they are just meat hunters. Not all but most of these same guys do some kind of food plots or work on the lands they hunt, they spend near $1000 on a Gun, Bow and Muzzleloader. They wear $5-600 or more camo outfits on their backs. Run a good number of $150 trail cameras,with $5000 gators or wheelers to haul that meat out of the $10’s of $1000’s of dollars they spent on land or yearly leases. Bullsh!t! This game all starts with the biggest bone in the woods and goes down from there. Most just settle for less before it’s over. Does not take more then an old weapon, wool jacket and a pair of boots to fill tags. On hunting land that does not cost them a nickel at that.

Can just imagine how something like this will blow the minds of those that have a problem with the new world of Whitetails. Talk about management!

That’s all fine and well. But I sure hope you, your brother or anyone else in that camp did not show this new Hunter what this property had to offer in size of animals. Showing trail cam pictures and such. And every other camp member talking about passing this buck or that buck waiting for a bigger one. His tag, his choice. But he sure would have know that if he passes this buck he very well may have to eat that tag. If he was ok with that then I would have told him to take some pictures and enjoy the show the young buck puts on.

lol. The 60’s and 70’s are long gone. Never to return. You see people still have choices. Nobody is telling anyone to manage their properties, nobody is telling them what to shoot. You see some hunters want the best the species they are hunting and others want the best of the species but are not in the position to reach that goal. Be it no or to small of property, equipment or even money to fulfill their desire. One Quick Look at any hunting site on Facebook or any other social media site will show you page after page of great top end bucks takin in this state and across the country and I would guess most of them are on farmlands feeding the deer too end feed yearly. Hunters harvesting top end deer has absolutely nothing to do with the lack of new hunters because of a woke generation but it most definitely helps those that do decide to take up the sport. Like it or not, less hunters means more game for those out there. And some of those out there do have the means and do have the numbers of animals to do great things with their herds. And that my friend is fulfilling every Hunter dream that wakes up every morning and that is to kill a great mature animal. And 99.9% of the time those animals carry the biggest set of bone on their heads.

Big boy at the box tonight.

Exactly! Unless someone is only hunting deep in the Adirondacks they are hunting animals that lives revolve around the fruits of man’s labor. To scratch out a 50ft area in the center of the woods and toss out a little Throw and Grow being watched by a camera is far from management. Very few have the land, equipment or means to really do any kind of real management. But again just giving your deer a sanctuary on your property is a small form of management.

I don’t need to look anywhere. Have only been doing it for over 25 years as a business and pleasure. With 100% success rate on both. You were the one all talk and now your showing everyone in this site just what we all have known. Tell us all about how much land you own and manage. Tell us all about what you do on a yearly basis, crops planted, fruit and nut trees planted and by all means show us your hero success shots of the animals you have harvested as a return on all your hard work. This is a learning hunting site after all. We all will appreciate listening and learning from all your knowledge!

Exactly. Another smack talker that can’t back anything up. You really offer a lot to a hunting site. Funny we never see the fruits of all your great knowledge from the field. Typical!!

Oh don’t turn tail now. This is just another fine example of what everyone on here already knows. Don’t teach me, I have it all figured out remember… Teach the rest of the fellas on here that might not have it down yet. Tell them all about deer management and what trail cams and food plots don’t do to help. Should be interesting!

What a bunch of crap. Nobody tells anyone else what deer to shoot and you really are lost and still playing the game of 50 years ago. You think trail cameras do not tell a person how many animals are on their property during the year? Management. You think hunting landowners of today do not plant crops and feed the animals on their property during the year? Management. And the list goes on. Obviously all animals belong to no one person but I can promise you when a person is managing 1000 plus acres of land some of those animals may never leave that property. When that 1000 acres has everything a whitetail needs to survive they have no need to leave. Management!!! QDMA has the word Management right in it. It does not say TDMA.. Even though a person that did do management for trophy animals is still managing the whole herd. You think someone is going to keep a steady group of mature animals on their property without managing the whole herd. I think not. The facts are 99.9% of hunters are of the hope that they see and tag the biggest buck in their woods every time they sit on stand. Most just settle for less, That’s still their choice. Some of us just choose the challenge of taking the best of their area and will not settle for anything less. But by all mean great one. Teach us all your ways of deer management while your on this hunting site.

It’s all about the Attitude!

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Came out looking sweet.