nah........c'mon. I did enjoy the technique of trying to rally the masses to your cause with the comment about "everyone else on this site" though.......again, a sign of guilt. I will leave you alone now. It is obvious that you will not admit what "actually" happened. Let's just bury the hatchet. BTW, transparency is a good thing when you have nothing to hide. I am just a straight shooter..........friends?
I don't think you know enough that you should try and hide ... lol ....I NEVER hold grudges with people on an internet forum ... for all I know you are a 60 year old fat chick ... :D try and lighten up a little, BFF
I don't think I would shoot one with spots but who knows. I did shoot one that weighed 45# field dressed. Meat was goooood!
Pros of shooting a fawn. #1 Tender meat #2 Handier size for getting out of woods #3 Makes the least impact on the deer herd Cons #1 Stigma #2 Stigma #3 Stigma
I used to think i wouldn't, and have not yet had the chance. But... ive read some pretty good points here, so i bleeve the next opportunity i get im gonna put a hole through one. Just the right size for roasting on a spit or in a hawaiian pit.
ive changed my opinion i guess, and we used to rag on my father-in-law cause he could care less if it had spots, or was just born, he KILLED it!!!
i shot a fawn once because i was new to the sport of bow hunting i knew it was a fawn but i knew i need to get experience shooting live game. Now that i have more experience i will defiantly pass on a fawn and wait another day to shoot something bigger and older
I've killed a few in my many years in the woods, but I don't now and won't in the future. Not much of a challenge to shoot them even with a bow. Regardless of them being good eating I'll eat my tag instead.
I shoot fawns because it's a more challenging shot when they're suckling on mom and then trying to pick just one of those spots to shoot at.
I agree, any idiot can kill a fawn. They will eat right out of your hand! I like a real challenge. I make sure my stand is at least 25' high, while wearing the latest and greatest camo (with scent reducing technology if you really want a challenge), and the latest and greatest compound that can hit dots at 40 yards minutes after being set up. Then, I hunt hard on my leased private land, during the peak of the chase phase when mature bucks at are their dumbest. That my friends, is a real challenge. Not killing those babies. And you call yourself hunters...please.