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Originally posted by hardtner View PostHow do you know the biggest buck has the best genetics? The younger bucks could easily have better genetics than the older biggest buck but hasn’t yet shown their potential due to age...assuming you really are improving the genetic makeup of your herd each year.
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Originally posted by hardtner View PostHow do you know the biggest buck has the best genetics? The younger bucks could easily have better genetics than the older biggest buck but hasn’t yet shown their potential due to age...assuming you really are improving the genetic makeup of your herd each year.
If you don’t shoot any does after the rut I’m not sure what you’re asking. I’m not talking about killing bucks.
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Originally posted by Hix View Post
I agree. You won’t change herd genetics on a LF place. All we did was try to maximize our chance at having a great deer to shoot every year.
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Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostI can explain it to you but I can’t understand it for you.Last edited by critter69; 12-03-2020, 10:00 PM.
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Originally posted by critter69 View PostI get what your saying, and see some sense to it. But seems way to hard to control with all the unknowns. Seems like it would be easier to paint your stud bucks tally wacker with like bright blue die of some kind. Then just don’t shoot any of the does with bright blue vagajas. Seems easier to me, but then how do you keep the coyote and bobcats from eating those “ blue” babies. Seems to me like there may be some money to made, “coming” up with this blue die. Then you could even have your inferior bucks with orange whinnie die, and those would be first on everyone’s hit list. I am telling yea, this could be a big business thing.
If you invent it people will buy it.
One more try to explain why we did what we did for those that still don’t get it.
You have 20 does and 2 bucks. One buck is crappy and the other is superior in every way. You have the month of November to kill 5 of your 20 does. On November 15 you turn your bucks in to breed the does. Not a single person arguing against me would wait until November 16th to shoot their does. Not 1. Unless they don’t care about antlers which lots of people don’t. Every single person that hunts for antlers would kill the does before they were bred.
That’s all I got. Shoot the early or shoot them late. I really don’t care. If you want to maximize every chance you have at growing a trophy quality buck then shoot them before the rut.
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Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostIf you invent it people will buy it.
One more try to explain why we did what we did for those that still don’t get it.
You have 20 does and 2 bucks. One buck is crappy and the other is superior in every way. You have the month of November to kill 5 of your 20 does. On November 15 you turn your bucks in to breed the does. Not a single person arguing against me would wait until November 16th to shoot their does. Not 1. Unless they don’t care about antlers which lots of people don’t. Every single person that hunts for antlers would kill the does before they were bred.
That’s all I got. Shoot the early or shoot them late. I really don’t care. If you want to maximize every chance you have at growing a trophy quality buck then shoot them before the rut.Last edited by critter69; 12-03-2020, 10:33 PM.
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Do you/will you shoot pregnant does?
Here’s a question....does a buck that will grow into a 220” 10pt at 6yr old have genetically different sperm at 5 and 6 yr old that will sire better buck fawns or will his wad sire the same quality bucks when he is 3 and 4 yr old.
Will my son be bigger/faster/stronger if I sweet talk my my lady when I’m 18 or when I’m 33. I’m certainly not mature at 18. Will I throw better kids genetically at 33 or 18????
Serious question. If 14yr old Emmitt Smith and 14yr old Serena Williams had a kid would the kid have had better athletic genetics if they had waited until they were 25?
Or are we just looking for bigger antlers?
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkLast edited by 175gr7.62; 12-03-2020, 11:16 PM.
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A yearling spike that runs out of the brush and mounts that doe while two big boys are playing pecking order grab *** in the field may be the spike that turns into a 200” 12 at 6.5 (I watched this happen once while watching some deer from the floor of a drilling rig in western Oklahoma)
Who knows
Too many iffs.
You can’t possibly tell me you believe that say some big 6.5 year buck you kill on this place was born from a doe you passed in January... some 6.5 years ago because you though some good buck running around probably bred her.
Not saying it’s isn’t possible but it’s something you can’t control or will ever know.
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