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Originally posted by BW96 View PostNo archery stamp
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You may be right but IF this ever happened they could still charge for an archery stamp
Meaning just because they do away with Archery only October, they could still require the endorsement to allow bowhunting, by the same token, they could require a modern firearm endorsement, a shotgun endorsement for waterfowl or turkey hunting.
Just because they take one away, the other doesn't necessarily follow
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Originally posted by BrandonA View PostYou hunt in Caterina? My ex-inlaws owns ranches in Zavala Cnty and I never Hunted until Thanksgiving and killed my biggest bucks around Christmas or later.
Yes those other weekends/times are good to hunt, but that isn't always the case or when trophies get taken.
Sorry for the double quote, I had replied before your editLast edited by 160class; 02-07-2017, 08:32 PM.
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Originally posted by 160class View PostBiggest deer we've killed came opening weekend, as well as a couple of other trophies, and a lot of trophies come that time of the year and a lot have came in the last weekend
Yes those other weekends/times are good to hunt, but that isn't always the case or when trophies get taken.
Sorry for the double quote, I had replied before your edit
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Originally posted by BrandonA View PostMy preferred time to hunt that country was from Christmas until that last weekend The colder the better ... South Texas deer come to roads and feeder much better . We always would see deer we have never seen during late January and Early February . Some of the biggest as well.
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Originally posted by Dudley View PostPersonally, I would like to see doe tags issued to landowners in east texas and allow them to be used any time in general season. And I would like to see a Primitive Weapon season for the first two weeks in January that included archery and muzzleloader. Leave the rest of it alone.
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Originally posted by Etxbuckman View PostIn October they may or may not be pregnant. January they're all but guaranteed to be pregnant.
You have 5 does in an area. Shoot three of them in October and you will have two left to breed and carry a fawn.
Take those same 5 does and shoot three in January, you still have two does to carry fawns.
So what's the difference?
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Our bow season runs from the end of September to the end of February... way too long in my opinion. Not much sense in being in the woods after bucks have dropped their antlers. I wish they'd cut it off January 1.
Rifle season in my zone is a month long, with 9 days of muzzleloader in late October, and doe only rifle weekend prior to regular gun season to ecourage people to kill more does. I always thought that was too much gun season but harvest numbers in our area are climbing over the last 5 years since those regulations have been in. It seems to me like we have more deer every year.
AGFC has something figured out. Our deer hunting has vastly improved in my lifetime.
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