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Posted on 6/8/21 at 8:10 pm to mylsuhat
The biggest reason culling doesn’t make much of a difference is because , how do you determine what doe needs to be culled? A buck actually gets more antler coding genetics from the mother more than the father. This is especially difficult, because a young buck is more likely to move far away from where it was born. So realistically, the doe probably isn’t even on the same property as the buck.
Honestly, the “cull” thing is more of an excuse for some hunters to justify shooting a small buck or a buck that doesn’t meet club standards.
Honestly, the “cull” thing is more of an excuse for some hunters to justify shooting a small buck or a buck that doesn’t meet club standards.
Posted on 6/8/21 at 8:56 pm to mylsuhat
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Yet people will still swear culling free range bucks makes a difference
And there will be people who use this one deer to justify shooting any deer because “ they travel 18miles and someone else is gonna shoot him”.
The same MSU group has some bucks spending 80% of its entire year in a 40ac block!!
GPS data has or should be eye opening and game changing for what most people think they know about whitetails and MSU is leading the charge on that data gathering.
Posted on 6/10/21 at 12:46 pm to mylsuhat
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Yet people will still swear culling free range bucks makes a difference
In my experience, hunters "cull" bucks as an excuse because they got excited when the deer gave them an opportunity. Shoot what ever you want to shoot and be proud of it, but habitat, nutrition, and age are FAR more important than genetics for free range whitetail.
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