Question?

I would like to say that I have been enjoying reading and looking at the pics on this website for a few months now. I have lived in Texas for a few years now so I am trying to understand all the laws. My question is; If you live in a 1 buck county and you shoot a spike does that mean that you can't shoot a buck with a spread of at least 13 inhes also.I live in an AR county.

Thank you for your time.

All the AR's that I have seen allow you to shoot two bucks. One of the two must have a spread of at least 13 inches, and the other must have at least one, unbranched antler.

In what county will you be hunting?

Thanks for helping. I read the rule book again and it says 4 deer and only 1 can have a spread of greater than 13 inches and no more than 2 does. I was confused after a coworker told me that you could only shoot 1 buck.

The law really states, just no more than one buck greater than 13". You can take two unbranched antlered bucks and no greater than 13" if you like.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/hunt/season/deer/spec_antler/

Duck man is correct I live in a AR county and have a lease in a AR county

Unless you are in a two buck county!!! two spikes is ok but not 2 spikes and one greater than 13" spread.

That's what I said. "You can take two unbranched antlered bucks and no greater than 13" if you like."

I said 'no greater that 13" if u like'. Talking deer here.