wounded deer in archery - Page 3

jake112 · #21 (**permalink**) 08-31-2011, 05:57 PM

I go fishing with a guy and one night he was driving him and his dad home from hunting when this doe stumbled in front of them and it was super pregnant they hit the front of it and the babies popped out!!! They video taped the babies walking around!! I saw it it was.. Weird then the cops got there and they dispatched the babies but gave them to Austin's dad he has them mounted now. But the video tape is just crazy I'll put it up on here once I can get a hold of it.

Hellbilly · #22 (**permalink**) 08-31-2011, 10:04 PM

been there done that and it does really sux.Had to listen to it scream and bellow until I could get down and put a knife to her.Took awhile to get over it.I was 16yrs old and I cannot confirm nor deny if there were any tears during this ordeal. As for the last post, why did they kill the fawns?

BruceBruce1959 · #23 (**permalink**) 09-01-2011, 08:09 AM

Yeah I'm wondering the same thing, why would they kill the fawns?

#24 (**permalink**) 09-02-2011, 05:23 PM

though it is a tough call i have ben very fortunate as to always be afforded the opportunity to take good clean shots. my dad shot a deer a while back and same story but i carry a Glock 9mm on me during bow season. i carry it concealed and un-loaded. i only load it when going to and from my stand and when tracking a wounded animal. it is against the law however i don't think the local PD or DEM officers would ticket me as i am only doing this for safety from coyotes and hey should a wounded deer be suffering i would much rather end it instantly. I have been practicing this for a very long time and have never had anyone question my practices. hope it helps and hey don't beat your self up over it. you reacted with what you thought at the time would be the best option and now you are more informed should this happen again.

WisconsinDeer · #25 (**permalink**) 09-02-2011, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

though it is a tough call i have ben very fortunate as to always be afforded the opportunity to take good clean shots. my dad shot a deer a while back and same story but i carry a Glock 9mm on me during bow season. i carry it concealed and un-loaded. i only load it when going to and from my stand and when tracking a wounded animal. it is against the law however i don't think the local PD or DEM officers would ticket me as i am only doing this for safety from coyotes and hey should a wounded deer be suffering i would much rather end it instantly. I have been practicing this for a very long time and have never had anyone question my practices. hope it helps and hey don't beat your self up over it. you reacted with what you thought at the time would be the best option and now you are more informed should this happen again.

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