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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
If the deer was running the track on the right would not be so straight in. A running deer also lays a more Y shaped track than that. The toes are spread apart more from the center making a Y shape. These tracks are not really unnaturally spread. I check my hunting area by tracking all around bean fields some corn. I live in Northern Illinois and I get to see a lot of tracks. Wet black leaves great impressions. I have jumped a buck in the morning watched him bound out and away through beans. I later checked the imprint and found the track to be splayed even further than the picture and Y shaped. IMO this does not look like a doe print. In my experience, I would say this may be a 2 1/2 year old buck. I have not seen many doe prints showing dew claws without being sunken further than the given picture. Again, based on my opinion
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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
One more point. how would a running deer get two prints in exactly the same spot. There is no way for the back leg to hit exactly beside the front leg while running. A running buck will have several feet between prints because of their speed. They do not make contact with both feet together. Nor do they imprint side by side while bolting.
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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
He must have been running to drop a quarter out of his pocket.:D
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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
Bowhunters are all optimists,good luck getting that slammer.:)
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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
Its a nice deer but those tracks were NOT made when the ground was hard! It would have to weigh a ton to sink like that in hard clay. The ground obviously was wet when the deer came through.
Yeppers, I' ve seen bigger tracks from a walking buck, after I actually saw the buck walking on dry ground. Still a nice deer and I hope you get....................him. |
RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
ORIGINAL: Buck Magnet The hooves are splayed open which also points to a running deer. A walking deer will create a move even force on the ground and the hooves will remain um-splayed, but, when running, the force is multiplied which opens up the hooves. In this case, I' d say the tracks were made by a buck, just not a 250 pounder. Could very well be a nice deer, though. Only way to find out is to go get him! |
RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
I have read about huge bucks that had small hooves and made average size tracks. That ol' boy could be a monster, stay positive! Hope you get him.
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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
I have read about huge bucks that had small hooves and made average size tracks. That ol' boy could be a monster, stay positive! Hope you get him.
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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
Nub, Ya killed me.........LMAO
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RE: pic of the tracks of the slammer im chasing in bow only ny 4j
yea that might be a 140 to 150 fifty pounder its hard to tell untill you get the deer
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