It’s tough to sell the deer hunting public on harvesting more antlerless deer when all they see is antlers in one form or another.
After all, most every deer hunter would love to have that trophy buck to hang on their wall. But, to effectively manage a statewide deer population, more of the antlerless deer must be removed from the equation. That’s the dilemma facing Ohio’s deer management authorities.
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