It's what's for dinner tomorrow.
Buddy of mine is filling crop damage permits. His freezer is full. Now he's starting on mine. Brought me a venison veal tonight. Fresh from the farmer's field. She's butchered and in the freezer (except for the roast we're eating tomorrow night).
Did you ever come get log sections?Anyone have some antlers or antler pieces they want to donate to see some wildlife get thru the winter?
I have some animals that are too small/too young to release that need to do some chewing on those mineral rich antlers!!
Thanks!!
And good hunting to all involved...do a good job in thinning that deer herd!!!
When I went to pull out of my 'hood this AM, there was a truck parked, running, lights on, in the right lane of Rt. 6. I thought he had a problem. He did(n't). He was waiting for the police to show up to give him a tag for the NICE 6 point buck he had hit just minutes before. Truck was still driveable. Here's my question. He was 15' from the entrance to my neighborhood. Why not pull into the 'hood and drag the deer out of the roadway? Why block the main road like that? Make no sense to me.
yumm...Im calling SO right now..we have some tenderloin..and he needs to fry it up for me..my favorite thing in the whole world.
It's what's for dinner tomorrow.
Buddy of mine is filling crop damage permits. His freezer is full. Now he's starting on mine. Brought me a venison veal tonight. Fresh from the farmer's field. She's butchered and in the freezer (except for the roast we're eating tomorrow night).
Sure hope DNR don't find out you're putting crop permit deer in the freezer.
Sure hope DNR don't find out you're putting crop permit deer in the freezer.
RatchetJaw said:Sure hope DNR don't find out you're putting crop permit deer in the freezer.
Why?
Maryland Deer Management Plan. Turn to page 62. Read bullet point #4. Or, do a search of the document for "crop damage permit" and read the 4th item found. It states:Unless the regs have changed in the past 10 years, the deer is to be left laying were it falls???? This was the rule 10 years ago, this I know for a sure fact, but, I can stand to be corrected, but, please show me where it states the deer can be "possessed".
DNR said:Most of those landowners who know of crop damage permits are satisfied with the process for obtaining the permits. Finally, there is a regulation that stipulates that all healthy deer harvested for population control and crop damage control be processed and used for food, regardless of the time that they are harvested.