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Q:Several days ago, while hunting in the Upper Pennisula of Michigan my father saw four different small bucks, at different times of the days running full speed down a creek that runs past his blind. It's not strange to see deer running during rifle season, but he's never seen deer do this before. He said they just ran and ran as far as he could see, which is about a mile, without stopping, they didnt apear to be on a doe and we're both wondering what would cause them to do this.
from Kyle Deer Slayer on 11.17.092 answers
Q:Do deer get poison ivy and oak, like people do or does their coat somehow protect them? I know the buck i just got, got pay backs on me from beyond the grave, because just a few days after i broke out all over my hands and forearms from handling his rack id guess.. Anyone know ?
from blackwolftdm on 11.07.093 answers
Q:I believe we have taken the hunt out of hunting! With all of the gadgets out there, (decoys, battery operated sent spreaders, etc. It has gotten to the point a lb of venison cost you $1500.00. Now days you park your truck, walk to the stand, sit, and a 6:45 your take your deer. The art of scouting your area, stocking the deer and taking him has gone, and the true form of hunting is lost. I can remember the day when hunting was to provide food for your family, not just the size of the rack.
from treestand on 10.31.0910 answers
Q:How can I accuratly identify the age of a harvested deer?
from KSU on 10.29.093 answers
Q:Recently I was discusing the whitetail deer with some of my friends and one of them said that a deer could distinguish seven diffrent scents in there nose at one time. Is this statement true or false? If true how is this accomplished?
from Dmarshall on 10.26.092 answers