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Guided Hunts?? Who has been?

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Never been, but I ma very open to going on a guided hunt.

 

Anyone know prices or anywhere close.

 

I know you can go hunt boar in TN, etc.

Man Mtn Ref, I thought being against the needless killing of animals was something we had finally found that we agreed on.

 

Now you're wanting to go hunting. :idunno:

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Man Mtn Ref, I thought being against the needless killing of animals was something we had finally found that we agreed on.

 

Now you're wanting to go hunting. :idunno:

 

I love hunting, but only if I can eat it and use it.

 

For example. Turkey, Deer, Elk, they are way over populated and need trimmed down. Actually way too many deer.

 

Now take the wild animals, like Polar Bear, Grizz, African Animals. No way I want to kill them. I would love to go on a guided trip to photo the Grizz and animals like that.

Did duck and Goose on Reelfoot lake years ago. Good opportunity to hunt if you don't have boat, dogs or are not so skilled on calling.

I love hunting, but only if I can eat it and use it.

 

For example. Turkey, Deer, Elk, they are way over populated and need trimmed down. Actually way too many deer.

 

Now take the wild animals, like Polar Bear, Grizz, African Animals. No way I want to kill them. I would love to go on a guided trip to photo the Grizz and animals like that.

Turkey , deer and elk are not way over populated and don't need trimmed down. Hunting is needed to keep their numbers in check. No different than bears or the majority of African animals.
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I disagree on the deer and turkey population.

I disagree on the deer and turkey population.

Ok and you would be wrong.

Ok and you would be wrong.

Deer in certain areas are over populated. When I started hunting it was 1 buck only over the course of 7 days. Now it is a buck and as many does as you can take in 3 full consecutive weekends, along with a youth weekend and a couple of muzzle loading weekends. Let's not forget the archery Season.

If it was not for hunting, deer would have serious health and over population issues.

Deer in certain areas are over populated. When I started hunting it was 1 buck only over the course of 7 days. Now it is a buck and as many does as you can take in 3 full consecutive weekends, along with a youth weekend and a couple of muzzle loading weekends. Let's not forget the archery Season.

If it was not for hunting, deer would have serious health and over population issues.

That doesn't mean they are over populated. Just means the population is enough to support that those bag season limits.

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Just going by my own observations of haw many deer get killed each year and still tons of them out there. Same as with turkeys.

 

Can we agree that coyotes are over populated.

Just going by my own observations of haw many deer get killed each year and still tons of them out there. Same as with turkeys.

 

Can we agree that coyotes are over populated.

Sorry but your critieria doesn't equal over populated. And no we don't agree on coyotes.

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Snopes said deer was overpopulated.

 

Well I didn't know that about deer and turkey, guess I will just get triple my limit next time.

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Now back to the thread.

 

Has anyone ever Killed a wild boar?

There are lots of options for deer and turkey in KY. Boar hunting can be done in just about every state to the south.

 

A bow hunt for Whitetail will cost you around $1200 on the low end as a starting point.

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