outdoorplay
Founder
I'm not looking to fight just so we understand one another. I am sure this is a writing thing on my part so I am sorry for that.
I did not mean for you to take it to the letter of the law. SHOT ON SITE.
So let me put it in another way, any privet ranch owner that I personally dill with and or outfitters that I dill with have a shot on site rule.
All of them have a much higher deer population then that of public land and they harvest 3 to 4 times as many deer, now it is not the only reason way they are so much better then the public land, but it is a very high number.
With that said any time that that coyotes move in on a ranch the deer population drops dramatically. So no I am not a coyote hunter and I guarantee that you are way more knowledgeable about coyotes then I, but on the flip side I also guarantee you that I am more knowledgeable about managing privet ranches then you.
I am sure our opinions will not come together, so lets just agree to disagree.
I have no hard filling torts you, I respect your out look on coyotes.
But on my ranch, we shot them on site.
I did not mean for you to take it to the letter of the law. SHOT ON SITE.
So let me put it in another way, any privet ranch owner that I personally dill with and or outfitters that I dill with have a shot on site rule.
All of them have a much higher deer population then that of public land and they harvest 3 to 4 times as many deer, now it is not the only reason way they are so much better then the public land, but it is a very high number.
With that said any time that that coyotes move in on a ranch the deer population drops dramatically. So no I am not a coyote hunter and I guarantee that you are way more knowledgeable about coyotes then I, but on the flip side I also guarantee you that I am more knowledgeable about managing privet ranches then you.
I am sure our opinions will not come together, so lets just agree to disagree.
I have no hard filling torts you, I respect your out look on coyotes.
But on my ranch, we shot them on site.