[flathunter]

http://www.cleveland.com/outdoors/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/sports/104478680294010.xml

 

[Caribou Dreamer2]

Its about time we needed this a long time ago ,I still don't think the herd is up as much as they say it is.
Nice article thanks for sharing

 

[Ðe§perado™]

Good read, Thanks for sharing !!

 

[george tinkham]

this is common to keep the herd at a designated level.lots of folks need to be kept happy,not just hunters.

 

[rjolenic]

Very true statement there George. Eventhough I hunt them, I still like to see them around the house ... ya know??

rjo

 

[cms0800]

i live in south-east ohio i thought the 3 deer limit was a good number. if you go out some of the back roads around here you would see at least 30 deer. i like to see them but i drive for a living, and hitting a deer in the morning puts me behind all day. and with not being paid the hour it cost me time. a 11hour day turns in to a 15 hour day. deer are heave here and the limit will help thin them out. more deer you have the smaller they will be. look at the deer in Wva. they look like dogs they are so small. i dont want that to happen around here. i would have no problem if the deer herd was weak but deer are strong in numbers and will only be contoled by keeping a 3 deer limit.

 

[lureboy98]

I hunt in Knox, where the third largest were herded. I don't mind a cutback as I won't use more than two tags anyways.

 

[Dear_Hunter]

flathunter


Thank You for that artical from the Plain Dealer Paper, that was the best newspaper when I lived up in the Cleveland area. Wow thats alot of deers taken.

 

[george tinkham]

cms...very true,i think many must not make it to se ohio if they think our herd is weak.this area makes up for those weak areas as is the case in most states.se ohio is full of deer,trust me.

 

[cms0800]

thank you george for the backing. you here about the RMEF (rocky mountain elk foundation) event at OU. dont know the details but will find out more about it.

 

[Lance]

I think the only areas in SE Ohio that the numbers are weak are on the public areas, I've been seeing deer all over the place on private ground.

 

[george tinkham]

no i didn't hear about rmef.public land in se ohio may as well be private land because of the way its broken up.deer do not know boundries especially in archery season and better yet the 1st part of archery season.it is as good if not better than some of the private lands.i hunt both and really have no preference.