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THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
It's a liitle surreal to me.....chasing these animals, still. Whenever I sit down and think about it.....I think the thing that amazes me MOST about them is their size. Now don't get me wrong....I haven't taken a truckload of huge deer. I'm talking about the sheer size of a "typical" whitetail in my area.
I see them coming, from stand....and I wonder, later, how in the world an animal that size is so gifted and stealthy.....that it can elude human eyes (and other "predators") as well as it does. They are a worthy adversary.....and simply amazing creatures. God gets an "A+" on this design! I am alone in this thought? Anybody ever think about this???? It stands out as THE thing that intrigues me about these deer.....in my short time hunting them. |
RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
Magestic comes to mind.
I saw a study once, even in nonhunters the heart rate increases with the mere sighting of a whitetail. |
RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
I agree....it also amazes me how a simple brown and white paint job can hide them in it seems like any type of terrain. They just seem to blend in perfect.
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RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
I try to figure out how they get into such dense thickets with those large bodies and large crowns..... We have some nasty thick around here....
I cant get thru a lot of it on my hands and knees....... |
RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
ORIGINAL: buckeye I try to figure out how they get into such dense thickets with those large bodies and large crowns..... We have some nasty thick around here.... I cant get thru a lot of it on my hands and knees....... |
RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
It is their world we only live in it.
ORIGINAL: GMMAT It's a liitle surreal to me.....chasing these animals, still. Whenever I sit down and think about it.....I think the thing that amazes me MOST about them is their size. Now don't get me wrong....I haven't taken a truckload of huge deer. I'm talking about the sheer size of a "typical" whitetail in my area. I see them coming, from stand....and I wonder, later, how in the world an animal that size is so gifted and stealthy.....that it can elude human eyes (and other "predators") as well as it does. They are a worthy adversary.....and simply amazing creatures. God gets an "A+" on this design! I am alone in this thought? Anybody ever think about this???? It stands out as THE thing that intrigues me about these deer.....in my short time hunting them. |
RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
ORIGINAL: buckeye I try to figure out how they get into such dense thickets with those large bodies and large crowns..... We have some nasty thick around here.... I cant get thru a lot of it on my hands and knees....... What I find unreal is that you can be out there withyour sole purpose being finding them andyettheySTILL can sneak up on you. |
RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
If you're not 100% on top of your game, they can appear (and disappear) without you even noticing. I cannot count how many times I've looked behind a tree, and then back to the front of it and had deer right in front of me on the game trail I was set up on.
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RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
Another thing .....
Joe Brooks says a big deer makes a lot of noise coming through the woods. Do you guys that shoot really big deer notice this to be true? |
RE: THE main thing that amazes me about a Whitetail Deer
ORIGINAL: GMMAT Another thing ..... Joe Brooks says a big deer makes a lot of noise coming through the woods. Do you guys that shoot really big deer notice this to be true? I can't say I have noticed big bucks making any more noise than that ofyounger buckswith all things being equal.... Want to hear noisy.... Try a yearling buck in dry woods during the rut.... They absolutely throw all caution to the wind as they travel. [/align] |
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