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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 11.07.091 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
Q:I am looking to put in about a half acre food plot on my property. It is a marsh next to a lake that transitions into your standard Washington pine forest. The best plant to put on the transition? again location is in Eastern Washington.
from powderhound on 10.16.091 answers