Deer Hunting Tips: How to Read Buck Body Language
Most deer hunting tips concern reading deer sign. But, don't miss out on your chance to read a buck's body language. Look for these 8 cues to take your biggest whitetail ever.
The most successful communicators are the ones who are best able to read and interpret the body language of those to whom they’re speaking. This applies to game animals as well as humans. Turkey hunters sometimes use the phrase “taking a bird’s temperature” to describe the process of calling and then seeing how a turkey reacts before deciding the next step. Vocal communication is less important to deer, so you really have to pay attention to body language to take their temperature and help decide your next move. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Good points in this read. The tucked lip would have been another thing to talk about to
Deer urinating, dropping pellets, and sticking his tongue out: He's telling you that he's busted you and he's out of bow range.
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Deer urinating, dropping pellets, and sticking his tongue out: He's telling you that he's busted you and he's out of bow range.
Good points in this read. The tucked lip would have been another thing to talk about to
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