Well to start off with I've got a question about tracking deer. I am wondering where a deer might hang out when they lose their antlers and/or whenever right about now. I know those are two totally different seasons but ... are deer typically habitual and keep to a regular home territory or do they move around depending on the season like Elk? many thanks for your thoughts.
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Re: Tracking Deer
Sun, November 13, 2005 - 7:25 PMWell I did not get my answer in the timeframe I thought I would but blessed be it is coming to me!!! Currently I am so glad to be working in a nature preserve and I get to see the deer THE DEER in the morning when we arrive. I also have a partner who is a hunter and a wealth of deer knowledge. The one thing that is ringing in my memory right now as I write this is how he pulled back the grass from this deer trail that we were walking on and commented how it felt like a highway to him since he could feel their tracks as we were walking.
We have seen bucks and does. and tracks of does with little ones.
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Re: Tracking Deer
Wed, November 30, 2005 - 10:33 PMit depends on the region you are in and the type of deer you are looking for. here in south east AK . we have black tail and the snow move them from the alpine to the beach.
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Re: Tracking Deer
Sat, January 5, 2008 - 2:24 AMMy friend Erma was hunting a deer when she lived in California, she felt eeerie and looked to the west of her and there was a mtn, lion tracking the deer also, she said to the lion go ahead i think you are more hungry than i. Erma told me that story when she wa s90ty years old Erma lived to be 97ty a very dear Elder. I learned so much from her esp, PATIENCE!
