deer crap
#1
hey guys i was always told there was a difference in deer crap. buck crap being clumped together and doe being seperate pellets. is there any truth behind this? or is the clumping just a sign of change in diet?
#2
ORIGINAL: ropaque
hey guys i was always told there was a difference in deer crap. buck crap being clumped together and doe being seperate pellets. is there any truth behind this? or is the clumping just a sign of change in diet?
hey guys i was always told there was a difference in deer crap. buck crap being clumped together and doe being seperate pellets. is there any truth behind this? or is the clumping just a sign of change in diet?
Notice during the winter when the droppings/CRAP look harder and are like pellets.
This, as we can all guess, is from eating twigs, bark, general "winter" browse etc...
#7
ORIGINAL: 130woodman
Dude I think your dad was trying to get you to lick poo
Dude I think your dad was trying to get you to lick poo
ORIGINAL: terbzz
my dad told me that buck droppings were more salty..i dont know if there is any truth to that or if he was just joking.
my dad told me that buck droppings were more salty..i dont know if there is any truth to that or if he was just joking.
#8
Spike
Joined: Dec 2006
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ORIGINAL: terbzz
my dad told me that buck droppings were more salty..i dont know if there is any truth to that or if he was just joking.
my dad told me that buck droppings were more salty..i dont know if there is any truth to that or if he was just joking.
#9
Well it has a lot to do with diet. But when a deer gets out of the bed, all the poop is compacted in the intestine. Clumpy poop means....."deer just got out of bed" and thats a fact!!!! Look at where you find the clumpy poop, I bet its close to a bedding area.




