Bedded Deer

October 18th, 2009 admin Posted in A-D Comments Off

Deer bedded down refers back to the above note regarding deer beds. Deer that bed during the day are typically on alert using the wind and the natural surroundings to their advantage in an attempt to smell, see, or hear and intruder long before it becomes a threat. Often deer will bed in different directions so that not all sets of eyes are pointed in one direction. Deer that are wounded will often bed down before recovering and moving forward staying ahead of the hunter.
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Browsing Deer

October 18th, 2009 admin Posted in A-D Comments Off

A deer browsing is simply when the animal is moving along eating and searching for food. It’s a lot like us at the buffet testing and searching for the best food. Deer browsing mean one thing for sure and that’s the fact that the deer is calm for the moment and doesn’t feel threatened. If you’re watching deer browse in front of you then good job. There are also methods to cut browse for deer especially in the later winter which work well for the more northern states.
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Calling Deer

October 17th, 2009 admin Posted in A-D Comments Off

I can imagine the picture that statement invokes to someone who is absolutely new to deer hunting. Thankfully you can leave the cell phone in the vehicle because this calling will be done with little more than plastic and rubber bands for the most part. Calling is what you do to try and communicate with the deer in an attempt to lure it in closer either for a shot or a better look. There are numerous calls on the market that will appeal to both bucks and does so choose your call carefully and practice before heading out into the woods.
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Deer Droppings

October 17th, 2009 admin Posted in A-D Comments Off

I guess the picture your mind paints probably says it all here but deer droppings, or scat, is nothing more than poop left behind from a resident deer. Other than the fact that a deer was once in this area, and possibly how long ago, a pile of droppings isn’t going to tell you a whole lot. There are myths about clumped deer poop only coming from bucks but those are just deer hunting myths. Deer droppings that are clumped simply relate to the deer’s diet recently and possibly it’s current health.
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