If a person from MS shot this deer? And if he was from Grenada, would it make a difference?Attachment 139789
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If a person from MS shot this deer? And if he was from Grenada, would it make a difference?Attachment 139789
I'd say it's against the law.. Illegal to shoot eem with spots..
X2 not very sportsman like
say it ain't so ! hit by a car I hope .:dono
I think it was hit by car. Oughta make good stew for about two people. Lol.
Who needs a 4-wheeler to carry 20 pounds though??? LolQuote:
Originally Posted by champth2012
I do! I'm old and weak
Dang, I have 12 of those on my place.
They are tasty, not like the older ones. A lot more gnat tying hair too.
My first thought was that I would not take a picture. My second thought......yum! If it was a cow, we would call it veal and charge triple for it!!!
The pick looks like someone shot a Boone and Crockett chipmunk!
Ok, the folks at work are looking at me wondering what made me snort out loud.Quote:
Originally Posted by feeshrman
Although if someone shot it it's a shame ---but the very best deer I have ever eat'n was a "youngster" freshly dead cut up and fried for breakfast--it just melted in your mouth (and no I did not kill it)
It wasn't at G.P.Cossar back a year or so was it? :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
Looks like good eating to me. It may be illegal, but there are sooooo many deer, especially does and fawns, in the Mississippi herd anyway. Just a "management" deer.
The biologists want X number of does/deer killed on a certain plot of ground, they never say "only barren does" just does.
hahaha--nope--about 20 years ago down in Risen AR.Quote:
Originally Posted by TUSHHOG
Sho do eat good, need to wait a little longer tho, ki da milky tasting rite now, nuther week or so and would be perfect.
Snack meat.