Nope

 

Shoot whatever you want, me personally I would never shoot a fawn.

 

I agree with this,but for a 25.00 tag i want more meat than a fawn has,,,................so no i wont shoot a fawn....

 

I wouldnt shoot a fawn, for all you know it could be a 200" buck in a few years.

 

^^This

 

Absolutely not if you want to shoot bambi have at it.

 

leave the little ones for possum

 

If its a legal animal and you want it, lets eat. :tongue:

 

No, in fact I went from 1980 till 2006 not even shooting anything antlerless. Not a trophy hunter either but I figured I had taken more than enough Does & yearlings. I did start participating in a "special" doe reduction hunt in 2006 where I am allowed as many does as I have "special" tag for. I have taken 3 in those 5 past years even though I could have taken more. This year, I plan on 1 again but no young ones. I am not one to judge what others do if it's legal.

 

Hey man , If your that hard up ,email me and I'll buy you something to eat. Yikes.

 

Done it multiple times. Best venison there is.

 

did it on accident one time and I have never eat'n so good, I may or may not do it again but it sure is good eat'n

 

To your question OP...........HELL NO....Here in AB youd get made fun of for the rest of your hunting career lol

 

It's not for me.

 

I would not do it

 

I do not shoot fawns, but not cause of the spots. If I'm gonna take a deer for meat (and not rack size) I want it be a bigger body deer so I get the most bang for my buck so to speak.

 

Just go shoot your neighbors dog, probably about the same size. sure would be easy to carry out.

 

Nice. A bunch of guys looking down their noses at a fellow hunter taking a legal game animal and then one of them actually urges the OP to illegally shoot the neighbor's dog instead because that would be "better". I'm with buck21, too many "trophy" hunters on here.

 

Not for me. You can shoot a young deer in another month or two and it will have much more meat and still be just as tender.

 

Agreed. Why shoot something that small that would not have much meat at all. Now, a yearling doe that would go 80lbs. dressed is another story. I shot one last year and it was the best tasting deer I have had in a loooooong time!

 

No, I like veal and all but spots is crossing the line even for me.

 

No,But i would help you cook it and eat it...Grizz

 

Grizzman is on the right track

 

nope!


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It is illegal to shot a deer with spots in CT. The deer here still have spots and the bucks have velvet still. Generally by september 15th the bucks shed and the faws loose their spots and that is our season opener.

 

Some say they are meat hunters---At the price of a tag you ain't gaining much. Most venison is expensive eating when all said and done, gun or bow.

 

Are you kidding? My tag is 20 bucks and I can shoot ten a day off my deck. Dont jump on me sayin its not legal, we have unlimited herd reduction tags for does. Cheap meat to me? Same arrow for 5 deer. Same bow for 30


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I get unlimited antlerless... If it's brown and doesn't have horns it's down. The best thing about a 35lb deer is that you can smoke them whole lol.

 

Its not my thing but if its legal and you want to go for it, I bet it would be a tender little sucker though.

 

Nope, I wouldn't even shoot a fawn spots or not but it don't really bother me if anyone else would!

 

I thought the spots were aiming points?!?!?!

 

s s & cook......

 

I have shot fawns and will again this year given the chance. I hunt some deer reduction hunts in urban areas and a fawn is the best thing to shoot. an old gran nanny doe has already multiplied exponentially. if you kill the fawn its like killing 100 does in a matter of a few years...

 

100 does??? Wowser
They are deer, not rabbits.

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