White Fallow Buck
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Re: White Fallow Buck
That's one of those imported kind, isn't it? Must have gotten off of the game ranch you said before was not far away from you. I see online the fallow deer imported into Georgia are increasing in the wild to the point of being a problem. I bet the hunters don't see it as a problem.....only the farmers.
Do you have to have a hunting license to shoot an animal that isn't a native species? Any limit to the number you can shoot?
Do you have to have a hunting license to shoot an animal that isn't a native species? Any limit to the number you can shoot?
Re: White Fallow Buck
Yes...imported deer. We have quite a few fallow, axis and sika on our property. Hunters love them, but the state wildlife bureau doesn't because they do much better than the native whitetail...thus they are increasing which results in a decrease of the native whitetail.
In Texas, you need a license to hunt anything; however, there is no limit on how many exotics you can shoot. You are even permitted to hunt exotics at night via spotlight...which we "do not" do....not at all sporting.
In Texas, you need a license to hunt anything; however, there is no limit on how many exotics you can shoot. You are even permitted to hunt exotics at night via spotlight...which we "do not" do....not at all sporting.
Re: White Fallow Buck
Jerry,
That fallow deer hide looks like good deer hair for fly tying! Don't see too much of the all white native deer hair in fly supplies unless it's been blaeached. Get enough of them Jerry and you'd have a nice rug for the bedroom.
That fallow deer hide looks like good deer hair for fly tying! Don't see too much of the all white native deer hair in fly supplies unless it's been blaeached. Get enough of them Jerry and you'd have a nice rug for the bedroom.

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