Deer droppings
11-28-2007 | 06:43 PM
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RE: Deer droppings
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I have only seen pellets. Could it maybe have something to do with their diet?
I have only seen pellets. Could it maybe have something to do with their diet?
11-29-2007 | 11:26 PM
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RE: Deer droppings
Thanks... I was scouting a new hunting area and found several piles. The first 3 or 4 piles were loose pellets then 3 piles of clumps and then about 5 more piles of pellets all within about 50-75 yards. I know they're eating alot of browse in this area because it's a ridge about 20 yards wide running between a canal and a knee deep swamp. There were acorns on the ridge but not many. I think they've all been eaten up.
11-30-2007 | 06:35 AM
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RE: Deer droppings
ORIGINAL: idunno
Thanks... I was scouting a new hunting area and found several piles. The first 3 or 4 piles were loose pellets then 3 piles of clumps and then about 5 more piles of pellets all within about 50-75 yards. I know they're eating alot of browse in this area because it's a ridge about 20 yards wide running between a canal and a knee deep swamp. There were acorns on the ridge but not many. I think they've all been eaten up.
Thanks... I was scouting a new hunting area and found several piles. The first 3 or 4 piles were loose pellets then 3 piles of clumps and then about 5 more piles of pellets all within about 50-75 yards. I know they're eating alot of browse in this area because it's a ridge about 20 yards wide running between a canal and a knee deep swamp. There were acorns on the ridge but not many. I think they've all been eaten up.
