below is a copy of our club rules. 250 acres and 4 members
they are not set in stone yet.
the only rules I don't really care for is #5; I really don't like the thought of having to report seeing a quality buck. That's the kind of thing I like to keep on the down low. Also, I would prefer a sign-in board instead of a group text for claiming what stand we want to hunt. That way nobody is reserving an evening stand at lunchtime
anyhow, Just curious as to how they compare to some of yall's club rules?
1. Only 3 bucks per member allowed. 2 bucks have to be 4 pts better on one side and preferred to be outside the ears. 1 buck can be of member’s choice. If you shoot and find blood but no deer, it will count towards one of your deer.
2. Only 3 does per member. If we feel more needs to be taken based on field surveys and sighting during season, it will be communicated to all. Button bucks shot as does will count against your member’s choice.
3. All safety rules and game regulations must be followed per DNR guidelines.
4. Hunt club members must text or call each other prior to all hunts and give the general area they are hunting. This is required courtesy and safety. Failure to follow this rule could result in immediate dismissal from the club.
5. After each hunt report to the club president, how many deer were seen and what kind, buck, doe, yearly and quality buck. Quality buck is defined as any deer 3.5 years of age or horns outside the ears. At the end of the year, I will give each member a report summary.
6. Members to report any harvest immediately after the hunt is over, found and not found. Again this is for courtesy, I don’t want to hunt a stand where someone just killed a deer.
7. Identify and make sure you know what you are shooting. Use good optics to identify any animal before the shot and don’t take shots you know you can’t make.
8. If any trespassers are seen report immediately to DNR.
9. No consumption of alcoholic beverages allowed on hunt club property at any time.
10. No guest are allowed at any time. Family members (spouses, children, grandchildren and any youth family members) are welcome any time when hunting with a member. Youth are defined as 17 years and under. Deer harvested by a family member will count against your deer quota unless a special hunt is approved by the president. DNR Youth Day hunts may not apply as an example.
11. Turkey season, all DNR safety and game rules apply, no club restrictions on game limits. Members must check in as defined in rule #4 and report any harvest as defined in rule #6.
12. All rules must be adhered too at all times are member is subject to club membership being revoked. No refunds to members that are dismissed due to failure to follow the rules.
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