My city once again is offering archers the chance to take deer within city limits. Of course, each archer that applies and gets an in-town tag must pass an accuracy test. I bowhunt any chance I get, but I don't feel comfortable hunting in town. I guess my argument is that any deer I've ever hit with an arrow has run, may not have run far, but it has run a ways before it has died. So, I can just picture a deer running from a chunk of timber onto an elementary school playground to croak, dentist office parking lot, etc. Last year archers killed 360 deer in town, with no episodes like I mentioned above. The DNR is doing this for herd control. What do you think?
2007-07-19
17:36:11
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