My biologist told me the tags should stay the same. Unless you go with the harvest option which is less tags. Or am I switching them around I forget?
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Marion County 360 Acres
0 bucks 2 doe
I have not killed a buck off my place, ever but I like to think if I did see one I could shoot it if I wanted toComment
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Coryell Co
300ac
High fence
3 bucks 6 does
Low fence
2 bucks 3 does
So with the program get 1 or 2 extra bucks and a couple of extra doesComment
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Maybe if I keep it short y'all will read it.
Harvest Option tags are NOT determined by county. Could potentially get offered different number of tags compared to your neighbor with same acreage. See post#59 for more details.
You can choose to accept only the antlerless tags, don't have to accept buck tags.
Harvest Option has extremely fewer requirements than Conservation Option.Comment
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I hear what your saying TOT and that makes sense but. We hunt 1000 acres in Bee Co. and yes Bee is known for low density but we're in an all brush area with lots of deer. Still we only get one buck and three doe with the harvest option. I'm opting out of both !Comment
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Copy that. I wasn't trying to sell the program nor give validity to the method, just stating facts for clarity and understanding to the Green Screen folks.Originally posted by Bowhuntingobsession View PostComment
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Well regardless, TPWD accomplished their goal...killing LAMPS and MLD1. If they didn't want to do that type of program they should have saved the tax payers' money that was spent on development of the program and website and issued a simple press release.
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Well it's gonna be a no go for us also. We were getting 8 doe tags with lamps and now it's gonna be 4 under the new program.Comment
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