either sex or anterless difference?

[olympia]

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[vortex hunter]

Are you kidding me .........

[steel_ram]

Without antlers only compared to anything. . . . . . pretty complicated.

[scoutlt1]

Antlerless Animal
- means a member of
the deer family bearing no visible antlers. The
small skin or hair covered protuberances of
male fawns and calves do not constitute antlers




IT IS IN THE REGS!!!!!!!




arghhhhh........

[Steeleco]

Wow the troops are restless. Remember folks there's no such thing as a stupid question. Granted, this seems pretty obvious to most of us, but there must be a reason the question has been asked.

Olympia, please expand on your question.

[olympia]

Wow the troops are restless. Remember folks there's no such thing as a stupid question. Granted, this seems pretty obvious to most of us, but there must be a reason the question has been asked.

Olympia, please expand on your question.

in the regs for region2 there is timeframe that says antlerless and another time frame that reads either sex(im looking at bowen island) im just wondeing what that means, to me" antlerless" is taken as a buck that shed its antlers/not mature and" either sex" is as either sex can be harvested, i just wanted clarification as to how that should be interpreted. As usual some morons come onto here with smartass remarks and still dont answer the question so why even bother with any remark at all? id would rather be looked at as stupid by a bunch of smartass rednecks than get caught doing something im not supposed to do, but I guess thats when all the anti-native propaganda comes out

[The Dawg]

Antlerless is a doe, fawn, buck with less than an inch of antler showing, buck that has shed its antlers. - no antlers showing is antlerless

Either sex means antlered or antlerless

[r106]

Antlerless = no antlers
either sex = both male and female or Antlered + Antlerless

[olympia]

Antlerless is a doe, fawn, buck with less than an inch of antler showing, buck that has shed its antlers. - no antlers showing is antlerless

Either sex means antlered or antlerless

ok thanks, so are you saying where the regs say "antlerless" i can harvest a doe, fawn or a buck with less than 1 inch of antler? and either sex means i can harvest doe or buck but no fawn?

they just seem mean almost the same thing to me thats all

[r106]

in the regs for region2 there is timeframe that says antlerless and another time frame that reads either sex(im looking at bowen island) im just wondeing what that means, to me" antlerless" is taken as a buck that shed its antlers/not mature and" either sex" is as either sex can be harvested, i just wanted clarification as to how that should be interpreted. As usual some morons come onto here with smartass remarks and still dont answer the question so why even bother with any remark at all? id would rather be looked at as stupid by a bunch of smartass rednecks than get caught doing something im not supposed to do, but I guess thats when all the anti-native propaganda comes out

It gets frustrating when people don't take the time to read the hunting regulations. So don't come out here and call us " morons and rednecks " at least we can read at a grade 3 level LOL