Experienced Bowhunter, (10+ years of hunting backyards in Fairfax County) looking for a few new places to bowhunt deer this up-coming Fall.

Anyone open to speaking to me about the opportunity to help control the deer population while simultaneously putting Venison on my family's table would be very much appreciated.

All questions/concerns welcome. All I'm asking for is an opportunity. Thank you.

Try Cub Run Valley Stream. I believe the county gives out special permits for the area. Good luck this season.

Your a huge pussy who tries to be masculine by killing animals that do not even know you are around with a machine that throws a metal object at an unnatural speed.

Go fuck yourself and I hope you have an accident out there - maybe another hunter will shoot you.

Keep your gay hunting and truck driving small penis complex to yourself.



And there is no problem with the deer population. It is a people population problem - we have built over all of their land. And we complain about deers in the streets, of course, they have no where else to go.

The "starvation" and "problem" with the deer population is a myth.

I will prove it right now -

If there were those problems, then anywhere deer live in the wild would see the same problems....they do not. You do not see starving deer in the wilds of our country, so it is a myth.

The deer INCONVENIENCE us, so we make up shit to kill them.

I have many deers on my property. Just about 3 acres in Clifton area. They almost never run away unless the kids actively chase them, The practically walk in my front door. I want them all DEAD!!!!

I bought a crossbow for the upcoming season. You can hunt if you also take away and clean anything I shoot because I want them ALL DEAD!!!!!!!

Since we're doing this twice, I'll repeat myself.
Are deer good for anything except feeding those on the higher food chain?

And you reinforce your image as a pompous ignoramus twice.


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To anyone who says there's not a deer population problem in Ffx Co, you're misinformed. Many people who live near deer-infested woods in my neighborhood have had Lyme, often more than once. I also know someone with arthritis and nerve damage from a long-untreated Lyme Disease infection.

Deer carry and spread the ticks that can and have ruined people's health and lives. And the deer population thruout the East Coast today far exceeds that of the early 20th century.

I counted groups of 5 and 6 deer gobbling remaining plants in my yard regularly in the winter months this year. Unfortunately, GMU owns the land so I can't give someone permission to thin this herd for its own good--and the welfare of human families thruout my neighborhood.

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Good enough reason for me. Thanks!

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Deer like the taste of antifreeze. But so do dogs and cats so you'd have to somehow keep it from them.

Girls like guys with skills

bow hunting skills

Ax skills

For some years now, I have allowed a group of hunters to harvest deer on my property here in Clifton. They bow hunt during the regular season, and we obtain deer kill permits for the remaining months, so the property is hunted pretty much year-round. A number of my neighbors have made similar arrangements with the same group.

They came to us through a personal referral/recommendation, and I am generally happy with the arrangement.

I think it is unlikely that you will be successful through a post here, though. I expect you will have to make some sort of personal connection before anyone is likely to let you on their property with hunting weapons.

Does deer meat taste like chicken?

hooved rats. all of them.