Yes, you can mount a deer in velvet. The process of mounting the deer is done by taxidermists who are experts at preserving and restoring animals for display purposes. They use special techniques to prepare the hide and then tan it so that it is soft and supple which allows them to shape it into…
Yes, you can mix Clethodim and Butyrac. This combination is used to control annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in corn, sorghum, sunflower, peanuts and other crops. Both herbicides are absorbed through the leaves of plants and move throughout their vascular systems before they are translocated to growing points where it disrupts normal growth processes. When…
No, you cannot kill a deer with a field point. Field points are typically used for target practice or recreational archery and do not possess the power to penetrate the skin of an animal such as a deer. Although they may cause discomfort to an animal if it is hit, they will typically just bounce…
In Ohio, it is currently legal to hunt on Sundays. However, special restrictions apply and vary by county. Generally speaking, hunting with firearms is not allowed on Sundays in Ohio unless the hunter has obtained a permit from the Division of Wildlife’s Chief of Law Enforcement ; otherwise bowhunting and trapping are allowed depending on…
Yes, you can hunt deer with a shotgun in Texas. In most areas of the state, it is legal to use a shotgun for hunting deer during an open season. Shotguns must be plugged to hold no more than three shells when used while hunting migratory game birds or big game animals such as white-tailed…
Yes, you can hunt deer with a .223 in Texas. The state of Texas allows hunting for white-tailed deer using any caliber centerfire rifle, which includes the .223. However, there are some restrictions on the type of ammunition that may be used and certain areas where rifles may not be allowed due to safety concerns….
Yes, you can hunt deer with a .223 in North Carolina. The state of North Carolina has established specific laws regulating the types of firearms and ammunition that may be used for hunting. According to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, centerfire rifles larger than .23 caliber are allowed for deer hunting. As a result,…
No, you cannot hunt deer at night in Texas. According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, all hunting of native wildlife must take place between one-half hour before sunrise and one-half hour after sunset. This includes white tailed deer, mule deer and exotic species. Night vision or thermal imaging devices are strictly prohibited while…
No, deer heart should not be eaten raw. While some people may claim that eating raw deer heart is safe and beneficial due to its high nutritional content, the risks far outweigh the benefits. Raw meat can contain harmful bacteria such as E. coli or salmonella, which can cause serious illnesses if ingested. Additionally, it’s…
No, you cannot eat a deer you hit with your car. Deer meat can be contaminated by gasoline and oil fumes from the car. It is also highly likely that internal trauma caused by the impact of the collision will have damaged organs or caused them to bleed into muscle tissue, rendering it inedible. In…