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They aren't just sluts waiting on a dick. They want the one with the big rack and great genes. Chances are, your earliest bred does are gonna get bred by your best bucks ( based on the research). Also, if a buck has 3 hot does in a field, he will pick the best one. So you best deer are likely bred first. If you shoot those does after being bred ( you don't know if she is or not) then you possibly killed the cream of the crop

True, but like you pointed out, when you pull the trigger you have no clue if you are shooting a bred doe with a good bucks sperm already inside her, a bred doe with a shitty bucks sperm already inside her, an unbred doe thats about to take the dominated bucks dick, or an unbred doe thats about to take ol retarded bucks dick

Its all an unknown when the trigger is pulled so I am failing to see when shooting them matters from a biological herd standpoint.

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Posted by FelicianaTigerfan

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Posted on 12/14/18 at 2:13 pm to lsupride87

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True, but like you pointed out, when you pull the trigger you have no clue if you are shooting a bred doe with a good bucks sperm already inside her, a bred doe with a shitty bucks sperm already inside her, an unbred doe thats about to take the dominated bucks dick, or an unbred doe thats about to take ol retarded bucks dick

But youre killing what he lost time to breeding.

Again, im not saying don't hsoot them late because its bad for the herd. Im just saying Id rather shoot mine early due to their being a chance she has been bred my my best.

Dr James Kroll could walk up on the last day of the season, kick me in the dick and call me a dumbass and tell me it don't matter. I still wont shoot a doe after a certain point that she may be bred.

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