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Short Truths Ep. 8 - Why Do Hunters Hunt Old Males? Blood Origins
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- Wilderness
The question that was posed was - why do you guys always hunt old males? The question was indirectly why do you always hunt the things with the biggest horns / antlers? There is a lot of questions around why hunters hunt old males? It's often tied to the moniker of trophy hunting. You guys are always after the biggest horns or the biggest antlers. Ok? Isn't that what you would want to hunt if you are interested in wildlife population sustainability and growth? The problem - or rather perception - that hunters have is that the only reason hunters chase older male animals is the big horns, big antlers, and big bodies. But what if we told you the famous ‘point’ scoring system was actually developed to test the maturation of an ecosystem that is reflected in the health and maturity of the animals. Here is our answer ...
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The question that was posed was - why do you guys always hunt old males? The question was indirectly why do you always hunt the things with the biggest horns / antlers? There is a lot of questions around why hunters hunt old males? It's often tied to the moniker of trophy hunting. You guys are always after the biggest horns or the biggest antlers. Ok? Isn't that what you would want to hunt if you are interested in wildlife population sustainability and growth? The problem - or rather perception - that hunters have is that the only reason hunters chase older male animals is the big horns, big antlers, and big bodies. But what if we told you the famous ‘point’ scoring system was actually developed to test the maturation of an ecosystem that is reflected in the health and maturity of the animals. Here is our answer ...
Support our Conservation Club Members:
Welcome the International Order of T. Roosevelt to our Conservation Club https://t-roosevelt.org/
Visit the Landtrust website https://landtrust.com/
Shop Christensen Arms here https://christensenarms.com/
See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe
Music: Migration by Ian Post (Winter Solstice), licensed through artlist.io
Podcast is brought to you by:
Bushnell: https://www.bushnell.com
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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