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Anyone know of a good spot remover? These guys keep showing up at my feeder ever few hours. I figure they will weigh 200-300 pounds by October at the rate they are eating corn, but I hate to shoot one with spots. :roll: :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Just kidding, they and their mommies get a pass.
A yearling doe sure would taste good, though.
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Yes sir i do, its called a Nitemare :lol:
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They are some mighty fine looking four legged veal chops for sure.. :lol: :lol: :lol:

The way it's been going around here, it would be my honor to tag one of those spotties..
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I call them "fork-tender" deer.
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There cheaper to feed than my does at home
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I meant my kids ...lol
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skin em' and presto, spots removed :lol: :lol:
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I have a yearling that keeps coming by my stand that I don't want to shoot.
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Think the proper term is "vealison"...tender like veal but tastes like venison. That size is also easy to drag for those with bad knees or back.
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us hillbilly's are so poor we put them spots on crackers!
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Starvin' Hillbilly wrote:us hillbilly's are so poor we put them spots on crackers!
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wabi wrote:Anyone know of a good spot remover? These guys keep showing up at my feeder ever few hours. I figure they will weigh 200-300 pounds by October at the rate they are eating corn, but I hate to shoot one with spots. :roll: :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Just kidding, they and their mommies get a pass.
A yearling doe sure would taste good, though.

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....come on Mike, your just afraid that you might miss one of those nice white aiming points! :lol: :lol:

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You know...this got me thinking......
#1 I have no issue with taking one of those but that is beside the point...

wabi is from Ohio where I used to live until 2010. Bow hunted there from 1995 until I left, and I do not recall seeing spotted fawns when the season opened in late Sept. Even in 2010 and 2011 I don't recall seeing them down here in NC even though the season opens 3 weeks earlier, or maybe if you did you had to look really hard because they were really faded.

What is going on with the rut to delay things so much? These had to have been born roughly in July to still be spotted like that. Which means the doe was bred probably in January??
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nchunterkw wrote:You know...this got me thinking......
#1 I have no issue with taking one of those but that is beside the point...

wabi is from Ohio where I used to live until 2010. Bow hunted there from 1995 until I left, and I do not recall seeing spotted fawns when the season opened in late Sept. Even in 2010 and 2011 I don't recall seeing them down here in NC even though the season opens 3 weeks earlier, or maybe if you did you had to look really hard because they were really faded.

What is going on with the rut to delay things so much? These had to have been born roughly in July to still be spotted like that. Which means the doe was bred probably in January??
I dont know about down in NC in Jan but up here in Jan in the woods, if i were a deer Ide be mating just to try and stay warm.
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