ANTLERESS deer

[greekguy76]

IN BC anterless deer ??? whats the difference from ether ### ??? how do you tell the males from females when they don't have antlers

how does this differ from antlerless ???

 

[starpuss]

anterless deer= doe. or 1/2 year old buck under 4". witch can be taged with anterless deer tag (in mb the deer has to have less then 4" antlers. to use a antlerless deer tag)

 

[Joe_Singer]

IN BC anterless deer ??? whats the difference from ether ### ??? how do you tell the males from females when they don't have antlers

how does this differ from antlerless ???

In Ontario if a deer has 3" antlers "spikes" its classified as a female and anything over is male

 

[captonion]

We had a doe two years ago with antlers that got tagged with a buck tag. C.O said so foul. So if a buck by chance has no antler I guess it gets a antlerless tag.

 

[RoscoeT]

You need to read your hunting regs and take a course. BEFORE you go hunting.

 

[MDE]

anterless deer= doe. or 1/2 year old buck under 4". witch can be taged with anterless deer tag (in mb the deer has to have less then 4" antlers. to use a antlerless deer tag)

I think in BC antlerless is defined as no visible antler...took a quick look here's the def:
"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."

The 4" is better, no room for interpretation, but it is what it is. To the OP the online regs and ctrl + f makes short work of pretty much any question.

 

[Brian46]

read the regulations, either ### in BC means you can take a antlerless deer or one with antlers.
Antlerless in BC is no horns, 2.5cm or 1 inch is considered a "point" or "tine" in BC

We are not like the eastern provinces where you can tag a spike buck under a certain length of "tine" as antlerless, pretty much if you can see any antler it is a buck.

 

[greekguy76]

So does are ok than

 

[noneck180]

So does are ok than

lol...