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DATA COLLECTION

DATA COLLECTION. Big Black South Association 22,050 acres. 144 Bucks Harvested 1 Buck Harvested per 153 acres. Fawns = 5 1.5 yr old bucks = 15 2.5 yr old bucks = 10 3.5 yr old bucks = 37 4.5 yr old bucks = 46 5.5 yr old bucks = 20 6.5 yr old bucks = 6 7.5 yr old bucks = 2

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DATA COLLECTION

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  1. DATA COLLECTION

  2. Big Black South Association 22,050 acres 144 Bucks Harvested 1 Buck Harvested per 153 acres Fawns = 5 1.5 yr old bucks = 15 2.5 yr old bucks = 10 3.5 yr old bucks = 37 4.5 yr old bucks = 46 5.5 yr old bucks = 20 6.5 yr old bucks = 6 7.5 yr old bucks = 2 8.5 yr old bucks = 3 79% of all bucks harvested were at least 3.5 years old 53% of all bucks harvested were at least 4.5 years old.

  3. Average Buck Harvested during 2015-16 4.4 years old 173 pounds 8.1 points 18.5 inch beam 14.9 inch spread

  4. Statistics for Buck Harvest Age weight beam length spread 3.5 167 17.0 13.9 4.5 177 19.3 15.4 5.5+ 183 20.5 16.0

  5. Average Buck Harvested Comparison Year 2014-15 Year 2015-16 4.4 years old 173 pounds 8.1 points 18.5 inch beams 14.9 inch spread • 4.0 years old • 173 pounds • 7.5 points • 17.6 inch beam • 14.3 inch spread

  6. % 4.5+ Year old Bucks • 2008 22% • 2009 29% • 2010 36% • 2011 34% • 2012 43% • 2013 46% • 2014 42% • 2015 53%

  7. Number of bucks by month (n = 141) • October • November • December • January • 2 (1%) • 20 (14%) • 74 (52%) • 45 (32%)

  8. What day did the most bucks get harvested? • December 19th • 10 bucks

  9. What was the best 3-day? • December 18th – 20th • 24 bucks December 25th = ? Zero!

  10. 48% of all bucks killed were killed during the week before and week after Christmas

  11. Number of Does • October • November • December • January • 27 (13%) • 75 (36%) • 57 (27%) • 49 (24%)

  12. Big Black South Association 22,050 acres 208 Does Harvested 1 doe per 106 acres Fawns = 8 1.5 yr old does = 39 2.5 yr old does = 34 3.5 yr old does = 39 4.5 yr old does = 33 5.5 yr old does = 25 6.5 yr old does = 16 7.5 yr old does = 8 8.5 yr old does = 6 Lactation = 65% 61% of all does harvested were at least 3.5 years old

  13. Minimum doe quotas 2016-17 • Bear Creek 5 • Buckhorn 2 12 • Campbell Swamp 20 • Cane Lake 35 • Crawford 10 • FAA 10 • G & G 8 • High Hill 20 • Hilltop I 15 • Homewood 15 • Jasper Bottom 5 • Last Chance 3 • Millpond35 • Old Whitaker 15 • Ragsdale 15

  14. 140+ Bucks stanp@andersontully.com

  15. Food Plots • No Round-Up Ready Corn or Soybeans • Sunflowers, Rice and Sugar Beets have herbicide resistant varieties which can not be planted. • If planting corn, soybeans, or sunflowers you must keep the bags label to verify the source. • Clovers, Wheat, Oats, Ryegrass, Turnips, winter peas are all fine to plant.

  16. Herbicides • Round-up (glyphosate) is fine to use at any time. Just keep records of amount used and amount of area treated. • All other herbicides used must get prior approval from Anderson-Tully Company.

  17. No Baiting !! • Donkey juice • Swamp donkey • Lucky buck • Big & J • Sugarbeet Crush • Acorn Rage • Chestnut Rage • Acorn Frenzy • Buck Grub • Deer Nuts • Buck Bomb • Black Magic • Cmere Deer • Deer Cocaine • Stump Licker • Apple Burst • Cornfused • Beast Feast • Rack Rock • Buck Licker • Honey Hole Mix • Buck Bran • Rice Bran • Corn • ETC, ETC, ETC.

  18. Any bait or feed found on Anderson-Tully property is grounds for immediate dismissal, not only for the guilty person(s) but for the entire club.

  19. No feeder is permitted to be within 100 yards of any Anderson Tully Company property line. • “Feeders may be placed no closer than 100 yards from the outermost boundary of an area of sole ownership or exclusive hunting rights.”

  20. DISEASES OF WHITETAIL DEER

  21. FIBROMA

  22. NASAL BOTS

  23. DEMODECTIC MANGE

  24. ELAEOPHOROSIS “Lumpy Jaw”

  25. BRAIN ABSCESSES

  26. Other topics New Hunting Regulations Bears? Hogs?

  27. 140+ Bucks stanp@andersontully.com

  28. HEMORRHAGIC DISEASE Epizootic hermorrhagic disease (EHD) Bluetongue

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