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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 2411045" data-attributes="member: 5412">I&#039;m going against popular opinion, but I&#039;m ok with the 2 buck limit, for my area.I don&#039;t know about your area. I don&#039;t hunt it. I hunt a large DMAP, and we have the bucks to support it. That being said, its been a year since I&#039;ve taken a buck, and I only took one that year.&nbsp; Had it been closer, I probably would have passed, but when a buck gets your attention at 377 yards with the naked eye, you get excited. The mass seen was from a crab claw type rack. Prior to taking that buck, I passed on bucks for two years. Its my choice. The drought devastated our herd, bucks, does and fawns alike. Two years in a row the ODW told us to stop the doe kill early on the DMAP. This year I killed one doe for meat.In the NW county&#039;s all bets are off about next season. The spotlight surveys will tell the tale this fall.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 2411045, member: 5412"] I'm going against popular opinion, but I'm ok with the 2 buck limit, [B]for my area[/B]. I don't know about your area. I don't hunt it. I hunt a large DMAP, and we have the bucks to support it. That being said, its been a year since I've taken a buck, and I only took one that year. Had it been closer, I probably would have passed, but when a buck gets your attention at 377 yards with the naked eye, you get excited. The mass seen was from a crab claw type rack. Prior to taking that buck, I passed on bucks for two years. Its my choice. The drought devastated our herd, bucks, does and fawns alike. Two years in a row the ODW told us to stop the doe kill early on the DMAP. This year I killed one doe for meat. In the NW county's all bets are off about next season. The spotlight surveys will tell the tale this fall. [/QUOTE]

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