Driving in Maryland

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
migtig said:
Every since I hit the 8 point buck, I am very cautious driving home at night because of my innate fear of hitting a suicidal deer.

dems4me said:
You are correct... deer are not the least bit startled by bullets/missed shots whizzing by their heads nor are they spooked by hearing hunters wrustling through the leaves :yay: :duh:

It's illegal to hunt deer after dark. Hunters aren't the reason they get in the road at night.

I'm assuming you're a natural, it covers to many areas to be learned.
 

Mikeinsmd

New Member
Deer are nocturnal. Deer are in rut when hunting seasons open. That's the reason they are so active, not BC of the hunters. The hunters are sitting in their stands well before dawn waiting for the deer to walk by, not chasing them through the woods shooting at them. The hunters have to wait until sunrise before firing a shot (legally).
 

KCM

Right Where I Belong
Mikeinsmd said:
Deer are nocturnal. Deer are in rut when hunting seasons open. That's the reason they are so active, not BC of the hunters. The hunters are sitting in their stands well before dawn waiting for the deer to walk by, not chasing them through the woods shooting at them. The hunters have to wait until sunrise before firing a shot (legally).
:yeahthat: If I am correct they feed mostly in the evening/night time and bed down during the day.
 

Bogart

New Member
Dupontster said:
7. Never get in the way of an older car that needs extensive bodywork. Maryland is a no-fault insurance state and the other guy doesn't have anything to lose.
I hate when people take SPAM then change just one thing, like the name of a state, without proof reading for content. :dur:
 
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dems4me

Guest
aps45819 said:
It's illegal to hunt deer after dark. Hunters aren't the reason they get in the road at night.

I'm assuming you're a natural, it covers to many areas to be learned.

ohh for shaps sake! It was a tongue-in-cheek comment :rolleyes: and you and Eshapshole pounced on me for :rolleyes: But while we are debatting this -- although unlawful to hunt at night does not mean it is never done... i.e. spotlighting. Yes, you are correct, most deer are not running due to hunters, but I'm sure during the day or night it could be a factor is all I was stating :rolleyes:. If Iwas really serious about hunters being the cause I'd be posting statistics, etc... get over yourself and stop chomping at your gums waiting for something to throw a dig at me for :rolleyes: You in particular take practically all of my posts out context in order to mangle it to serve your repulsive desire to throw a jab at me. Grow up and move on :duh:
 

Tomcat

Anytime
If you're driving a big 4WD SUV, and a snowflake falls on your windshield. Take a death grip hold on the steering wheel and slow down to 25MPH. You might be a Southern Maryland driver. :boxing:
 

migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
Tomcat said:
If you're driving a big 4WD SUV, and a snowflake falls on your windshield. Take a death grip hold on the steering wheel and slow down to 25MPH. You might be a Southern Maryland driver. :boxing:
Nope. Just from southern Georgia. :ohwell:
 

John Z

if you will
Tomcat said:
If you're driving a big 4WD SUV, and a snowflake falls on your windshield. Take a death grip hold on the steering wheel and slow down to 25MPH. You might be a Southern Maryland driver. :boxing:

Yeah, it is really hit and miss with this one. Either they (and this applies to pretty much everybody, not just 4WD SUVs) are driving at either 25 mph or 85 mph during inclement weather. Either way it is frustrating.
 
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