LOL PF. Ask someone at work to hand you a several eighths wrench....

Lol

Well if you read way back, Bruce made it seem like it was common knowledge that the 2 are interchangeable. Spread the word and help educate the heathens.

Can we get an update Bruce? Did you get the monsta today? I believe you got fresh tracking snow so that should have made running him down a little easier.

I don't remember either one claiming to have killed 600 deer. [/quote]

who on earth (literally) has killed 600 deer??? I don't care if you could tag a deer a day... No one has that much time, or freezer space lol. & I'm a guy who could live off venison completely.

we don't have the deer you folks do in the states though to be fair. I'm tagged out got a buck in muzzle loader and just got a big doe tonight. I can go to my DNR and buy a third bonus tag. so max (per person, my wife hunts and got a doe this year so we have 3 total in freezer now) is three here.

600.....must do it for a living and have no bills to pay lol.

T-Carp, it's highly plausible in some states the have very liberal antlerless tags, and multiple state hunting.

My highest year was 18 I do believe with hunting 5 states, 2 with really liberal tag allocations. I give multiple deer a year away. We used to have a convent in town and I'd give them atleast 2 deer a year.

It is my understanding that Master Bruce Buck Slayer transforms into Unemployus Americanis each winter to be able to live off the land.

Definitely a good tracking snow.

Buddy of mine sent me this. He got it today in Maine. 231 pounds.

Bruce is out there tracking one now, I’m sure.

Savell, this is your best work yet. This one made me bust out laughing in the middle of the office. Think it went over most folks heads though

who on earth (literally) has killed 600 deer??? I don't care if you could tag a deer a day... No one has that much time, or freezer space lol. & I'm a guy who could live off venison completely.

we don't have the deer you folks do in the states though to be fair. I'm tagged out got a buck in muzzle loader and just got a big doe tonight. I can go to my DNR and buy a third bonus tag. so max (per person, my wife hunts and got a doe this year so we have 3 total in freezer now) is three here.

600.....must do it for a living and have no bills to pay lol.[/quote]
I have falls and winters off every year and have hunted multiple states.I run 3 freezers.While in Virginia I gave alot of deer to the hunters for the hungry program.

I’ve shot less than several hundred

Bruce, It’s always a great idea to donate some deer to hunters against hunger. There are folks who are on assistance and can’t afford meat.

I always donate any extras also.

Some folks forget you can buy licenses in multiple states and some have unlimited or almost unlimited tags.

Good luck out there Bruce! Don’t let the haters hate.

That totally sleighs me

It’s November several teenth and still no word from bucks or jbyrd?

Well, Jbyrd can’t respond and BNB don’t come around anymore as far as I can tell.

I read this whole thread in one evening

I was hoping someone would explain this but all these pages and I'm still not convinced Bruce knows the difference???

Lol......from what I see ADC when someone don't know the true amount they can simply say several hundred which means anywheres from 1 to 700..........To each their own.I would rather have a true accurate amount myself.

Little "Binge" reading ....

Did the Girl friend ask why you were giggling ??

Several hundred would be a number between 301 and 999, so, yes. Several hundred could mean 700. But, could also mean various other numbers.

If a person killed between 100-199 a person would say over a hundred. Which could theoretically be over any number over 100 but would a person would likely stop at 999 and then say 1000. Over that would be over 1000.

Couple hundred would be 200-299

Few hundred hundred would be 300-399

Several hundred could be 301-999


If you get to 1000 it starts over.


Hope that helps.




Personally, I have killed more than 1 deer.


Have a great evening.