A question of ethics and laws! - Page 2

C & C · #31 11-03-2012, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

Ever hear of a 2 year fawn? Because there are 2 year calf moose all over so thanks for trying. Better luck next time.

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Pretty sure the quote above says 2.... Nice try, maybe next time

C & C · #32 11-03-2012, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

Didn't say 2 year old. I guess I am from the country were we grew up learning about stuff like this. Don't expect city folk to understand. Nothing personal, or maybe there is. Don't have time to dumb it down for some of you busy road hunting.

Legend in his own mind

Walleyes · #33 11-03-2012, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

Didn't say 2 year old. I guess I am from the country were we grew up learning about stuff like this. Don't expect city folk to understand. Nothing personal, or maybe there is. Don't have time to dumb it down for some of you busy road hunting.

Easy now.. I will paitenly await this explanation,, cause you know I am sure you have vast experience with moose living down by Hanna..

ice · #34 11-03-2012, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

Ever hear of a 2 year fawn? Because there are 2 year calf moose all over so thanks for trying. Better luck next time.

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A 2 year old moose is not a calf bud, if you have a calf tag and shoot a yearling, u could find yourself some trouble

Rhino81 · #35 11-03-2012, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by C & C

Pretty sure the quote about says 2.... Nice try, maybe next time

Pretty sure it dosent 2 year old. Like I said, don't expect some to understand. Don't have time to explain. If you want to come up I will find the time to show you

Rhino81 · #36 11-03-2012, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Walleyes

Easy now.. I will paitenly await this explanation,, cause you know I am sure you have vast experience with moose living down by Hanna..

Hanna?

Walleyes · #37 11-03-2012, 04:27 PM

Well,, is that not close to Morrin as your header suggests..

Rhino81 · #38 11-03-2012, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ice

A 2 year old moose is not a calf bud, if you have a calf tag and shoot a yearling, u could find yourself some trouble

Thanks ingenious. At least I know if I need any obvious explanations I can ask you. Mind you there are lots on here I could ask for similar advise.

ice · #39 11-03-2012, 04:30 PM

This should be simple for you, if you don't mean 2 years old, then what dose 2 year fawn, or 2 year calf mean? It sounds to me like you made a mistake and now your going through denial trying to defend yourself?

Rhino81 · #40 11-03-2012, 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Walleyes

Well,, is that not close to Morrin as your header suggests..

3/4 hour. Not sure that there are many moose there never hunted near there

C & C · #41 11-03-2012, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

Pretty sure it dosent 2 year old. Like I said, don't expect some to understand. Don't have time to explain. If you want to come up I will find the time to show you

LOL way to be ethug, can just imagine you puffing your chest up for your computer right now

I guess the right words escape you? Throw out generalizations about people because you have trouble figuring out what you are trying to say? You used the 2 year calf (non existent btw) to compare to a fawn.

Walleyes · #42 11-03-2012, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

3/4 hour. Not sure that there are many moose there never hunted near there

45 min away,, oh then my appoligies by all means,, you are in the heart of moose country then.. Carry on..

Rhino81 · #43 11-03-2012, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by ice

This should be simple for you, if you don't mean 2 years old, then what dose 2 year fawn, or 2 year calf mean? It sounds to me like you made a mistake and now your going through denial trying to defend yourself?

A 2 year old fawn would be a do or a buck.a 2 year calf moose is still a calf moose. I could do that in crayon, place it on the seat of the short bus, and you can read it on the way to preschool in the morning if you want.

IR_mike · #44 11-03-2012, 04:38 PM

Getting back to the OP, at least the people described did not shoot long distance at it as that would be as unethical as harvesting a calf under 2 years of age.

Walleyes · #45 11-03-2012, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

A 2 year old fawn would be a do or a buck.a 2 year calf moose is still a calf moose. I could do that in crayon, place it on the seat of the short bus, and you can read it on the way to preschool in the morning if you want.

Again,,,,,, WTF ????

C & C · #46 11-03-2012, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

A 2 year old fawn would be a do or a buck.a 2 year calf moose is still a calf moose. I could do that in crayon, place it on the seat of the short bus, and you can read it on the way to preschool in the morning if you want.

So is that in moose years where 2 moose years = 1 human year?

Edit: So much win there I made it my sig

catnthehat · #47 11-03-2012, 04:42 PM

Can somebody tell me difference between eating a yearling pig, lamb or veal, and eating a yearling moose or deer because I can't see the difference except that I didn't kill the domesticated critters.

Cat

C & C · #48 11-03-2012, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by catnthehat

Can somebody tell me difference between eating a yearling pig, lamb or veal, and eating a yearling moose or deer because I can't see the difference except that I didn't kill the domesticated critters.

Cat

Other than Moose can time travel so that a yearling moose is really 2 yearlings old

I can't think of any

Huntnut · #49 11-03-2012, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by C & C

Other than Moose can time travel so that a yearling moose is really 2 yearlings old

I can't think of any

Or is it a yearling that is 2 years old?

ice · #50 11-03-2012, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

A 2 year old fawn would be a do or a buck.a 2 year calf moose is still a calf moose.I could do that in crayon, place it on the seat of the short bus, and you can read it on the way to preschool in the morning if you want.

The hell is you problem,
E-bully here...

The part in bold is incorrect, anything over one year is considered a yearling, not a calf.

Rovin · #51 11-03-2012, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by walleyes

again,,,,,, wtf ????

x2....lmfao!!!!

IR_mike · #52 11-03-2012, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by ice

The hell is you problem,
E-bully here...

The part in bold is incorrect, anything over one year is considered a yearling, not a calf.

Apparently in some parts of the province they are referred to as a fawnling.

Walleyes · #53 11-03-2012, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by catnthehat

Can somebody tell me difference between eating a yearling pig, lamb or veal, and eating a yearling moose or deer because I can't see the difference except that I didn't kill the domesticated critters.

Cat

Yah I don't know Cat.. First off by November I would think its extremly rare if at all to even have a fawn with spots,,, not that it matters. Now I do not take does or cows often but have done it a few times over the years.. Given the chance I have always tryed to take the small ones, with them you know they are young and as such are darn good eatin.. I mean thats the whole point of taking a female is for the meat. With a big old doe you never know how old they are, I have had some pretty rank doe meat a time or two.

Sorry call me sadistic if you want but I like good eats man..

catnthehat · #54 11-03-2012, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Walleyes

Yah I don't know Cat.. First off by November I would think its extremly rare if at all to even have a fawn with spots,,, not that it matters. Now I do not take does or cows often but have done it a few times over the years.. Given the chance I have always tryed to take the small ones, with them you know they are young and as such are darn good eatin.. I mean thats the whole point of taking a female is for the meat. With a big old doe you never know how old they are, I have had some pretty rank doe meat a time or two.

Sorry call me sadistic if you want but I like good eats man..

Our season up here starts Sept.1.

I have seen some late fawns with a few spots taken on the wainright base during the muzzle loading season however.
BW guys, I re-checked, and the OP said noiothig about the deer having spots, only that it looked like it had just shook them off!!

Cat

Jadham · #55 11-03-2012, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by pickrel pat

On a side note, i wish people would use proper ages on animals..... in hunting season everything is 2.5,3.5,4.5 etc.. when people say 2 year old, do they mean 1.5 or 2.5 year old??....

You forgot the 0.5 year old fawn/calf/lamb

Jadham · #56 11-03-2012, 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by catnthehat

Our season up here starts Sept.1.

I have seen some late fawns with a few spots taken on the wainright base during the muzzle loading season however.
BW guys, I re-checked, and the OP said noiothig about the deer having spots, only that it looked like it had just shook them off!!

Cat

The spots make great white deer hair caddises & tom thumbs.

Walleyes · #57 11-03-2012, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by catnthehat

Our season up here starts Sept.1.

I have seen some late fawns with a few spots taken on the wainright base during the muzzle loading season however.
BW guys, I re-checked, and the OP said noiothig about the deer having spots, only that it looked like it had just shook them off!!

Cat

Oh I know Cat,,, born and raised and lived 42 years in Lac La Biche lol..

But if you remember its only been the last few years we could shoot a doe until Nov 1st, until then it was buck only..

stickflicker · #58 11-03-2012, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Rhino81

A 2 year old fawn would be a do or a buck.a 2 year calf moose is still a calf moose. I could do that in crayon, place it on the seat of the short bus, and you can read it on the way to preschool in the morning if you want.

In case of loss with reality feel free to substitute your own. Add a little colorful insult to try to disguise the fact that you're completely wrong...

catnthehat · #59 11-03-2012, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Walleyes

Oh I know Cat,,, born and raised and lived 42 years in Lac La Biche lol..

But if you remember its only been the last few years we could shoot a doe until Nov 1st, until then it was buck only..

Heck, they even give us extra tags up here now- and we were ALWAYS in the Sunday hunting green zone!!

Cat

Walleyes · #60 11-03-2012, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by catnthehat

Heck, they even give us extra tags up here now- and we were ALWAYS in the Sunday hunting green zone!!

Cat

Yup,, hunting is one of the main reasons I have moved back north,, well that and fishing and well just about everything else about it..