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Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: jabNE] #8495423
10/31/25 07:55 AM
10/31/25 07:55 AM
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Northern Maine
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Northern Maine
Originally Posted by jabNE
My uncle many years ago shot an antlered doe. Thought he had a nice you buck until he turned it over to field dress and there were no boy parts.
He called the game warden and when they arrived they confirmed what he was seeing. He had an either or permit (buck or doe) and they had him tag it as a doe. Once field dressed and in his truck it looked like a long tall skinny young buck. But it was certainly unique.
It had a small but decent rack. He kept those antlers because hey who would believe him if he didn’t. He has plenty of pics of he and the game warden to accompany his “trophy rack.”
Jim

Interesting.Here in Maine if the antlered does antler is at least 3 inches it gets tagged as a buck.


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Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: Bruce T] #8495428
10/31/25 08:00 AM
10/31/25 08:00 AM
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east central WI
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Originally Posted by Bruce T
Originally Posted by jabNE
My uncle many years ago shot an antlered doe. Thought he had a nice you buck until he turned it over to field dress and there were no boy parts.
He called the game warden and when they arrived they confirmed what he was seeing. He had an either or permit (buck or doe) and they had him tag it as a doe. Once field dressed and in his truck it looked like a long tall skinny young buck. But it was certainly unique.
It had a small but decent rack. He kept those antlers because hey who would believe him if he didn’t. He has plenty of pics of he and the game warden to accompany his “trophy rack.”
Jim

Interesting.Here in Maine if the antlered does antler is at least 3 inches it gets tagged as a buck.


That's why WI has "Antlered" and "Antlerless" tags. Not buck or doe tags.


"in the midst of a savage wilderness to depend entirely upon their unassisted strength and hardihood"
Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: Swamp Wolf] #8495474
10/31/25 10:26 AM
10/31/25 10:26 AM
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Barnum, MN
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Originally Posted by Swamp Wolf
I love this thread!

"Meat" hunters rule the day on most public lands....then complain because they never see a good buck.....lol

If you're hunting an area with nothing but private tracts......must be patient....a good one is out there....must be patient! Kill the does for meat.

For you professed meat hunters: if an antlered buck and a doe is standing side by side....which will you shoot? Yeah...I thought so....


Since we get one tag and it’s bucks only, I would prefer to shoot the biggest bodied deer possible! If I could shoot a 250 lb doe or a big racked 175 lb buck, gimme the meat baby!! Happy trapping! ScottW

Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: Swamp Wolf] #8495532
10/31/25 01:53 PM
10/31/25 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Swamp Wolf
I love this thread!

"Meat" hunters rule the day on most public lands....then complain because they never see a good buck.....lol

If you're hunting an area with nothing but private tracts......must be patient....a good one is out there....must be patient! Kill the does for meat.

For you professed meat hunters: if an antlered buck and a doe is standing side by side....which will you shoot? Yeah...I thought so....

Buck every time.That doe can give birth to another buck grin


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Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: Law Dog] #8495535
10/31/25 02:06 PM
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Bruce that reminds me,
I have an antique "no doe hunting"
sign here somewhere.
Avatar material for me online friends lol.





Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: Law Dog] #8495539
10/31/25 03:00 PM
10/31/25 03:00 PM
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Central, SD
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Way back I remember the doe wars in the UP with hunters coming in with doe tags the DNR was selling it was some serious tensions. Back then doe hunting was not a very popular thing it was something to fight about then.


Was born in a Big City Will die in the Country OK with that!

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Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: Law Dog] #8495554
10/31/25 03:41 PM
10/31/25 03:41 PM
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You would most definitely have to kill a huge number of bucks to lower the population. Population needs controlled. Not a thing in the world wrong with shooting as many does as is legal.


Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
Re: 4 point rule in MO [Re: Law Dog] #8495559
10/31/25 03:59 PM
10/31/25 03:59 PM
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I hunted a over populated property once that had a biologist monitoring it...He told us kill everything you see, you need to kill 60% of the entire population every year for 3 years to START getting the population under control.... That's a lot of of deer...

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