buickanddeere
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My 88yr old Father at the wheel of his nearly new tractor with this year s buck .
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teddy52food
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Here in Mn. If the DNR saw that with no tag he would lose both deer! Not Gutted???
old
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- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
That is how I bring in many of the deer that are shot on my place. But I use my IH584. Since it is red it sticks out well so it is almost as good as the hunter safety orange
buickanddeere
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tag is in a ziplock bag and zip tied to the right antler.
Tony in SD
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Hope I can still do that at 88.
Nice deer and nice Deere
Nice deer and nice Deere
Blackhole49
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- Location
- White Lake MI
Nice deer.
Russ from MN
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- Location
- Bemidji MN
I have hauled many a deer in the bucket of our 4600!
Traditional Farmer
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- Location
- Virginia
Maybe its like Virginia,a landowner doesn't need a license to hunt their own property.
And anyone 65 and older doesn't need a license to hunt in the county they reside.In either case they won't have any tag to put on a deer,bear or turkey when they kill it.
And anyone 65 and older doesn't need a license to hunt in the county they reside.In either case they won't have any tag to put on a deer,bear or turkey when they kill it.
teddy52food
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That is good to know as it doesn't show in the picture. Thanks for the reply.
Ellis Kinney
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This is me hauling out some deer, but not with a Deere. Ellis
johndeere720GA
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Here in Georgia we do not have tags any longer. All harvest records can be done on line at the time of kill. If you don't have a smart phone you can print out a harvest record (to be mailed to the DNR at the end of the season. We can harvest 10 antlerless deer and 2 antlered deer. One of the two antlered deer must have a minimum of 4 points, 1 inch or longer, on one side of the antlers. Some Counties have more strict rules on antlered deer.
As far as not field dressed, i would not expect an 88 year old to gut the deer in the field. Just play like it took a couple of hours to track it down, you would still eat it right?
As far as not field dressed, i would not expect an 88 year old to gut the deer in the field. Just play like it took a couple of hours to track it down, you would still eat it right?
buickanddeere
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Deer was dressed within 20 minutes of the image .
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