DropTine49

I know some people that have gone to Ohio bow hunting, but don't really know a lot about it. If you buy the license and tags, do all you have to do is drive to the land. And, can you use a climber. Do they have any other rules and regulations that make it a little harder on out of state hunters?

That looks like the pictures you see from back as far as the settlement of the United States, and from a time period that made selling wildlife in many parts of the country illegal. What a shame.

"these deer have a right to live just as well as all of GOD's creatures. it is not our call on whether these deer or any other animals live or die. GOD created heaven and earth, and he's the one that can take it away.; not for us to kill his creation. " Does this person own a bible? Dosen't it say that God gave man all creatures to eat? Granted the person who took the shot had poor judgement, but that dosen't make all BowHunters bad people.

Sounds about right, if deer are in the area they are also curious creatures that will be interested in any changes that you had to make to the land to get you and the stand in there.

A lot of people are using the Core-Lokt, because they are a good economical bullet. I only shoot Georgia Arms ballistic tips no matter the gun. Here are the .243 http://georgia-arms.com/243win.aspx , and I've killed a lot of deer with the 95 Grain ballistic tips.

I haven't really seen any pre-rut signs yet, around the Greenville-Spartanburg area.

Where in South Carolina are you located? I didn't think that it was cold enough down here yet.

If you state allows, you can shoot another deer and use the cape, or if someone you know shoots one that they don't intend to mount and use their cape.

How much, and what is considered a cull deer?