The trickiest American species to identify.
#1
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Spike
Joined: Apr 2014
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From: Sacramento County, CA
-Scaup Ducks, Lesser and Greater
-Barrow's Goldeneye Hens from Scaup Hens
-Pintail Hens
-Widgeon Hens
-Blacktail Deer from Coastal Deer
-The Grouse and especially the Ptarmigans
-Timber Wolves from Gray Wolves
Male birds and waterfowl are often easier to recognize than females.
-Barrow's Goldeneye Hens from Scaup Hens
-Pintail Hens
-Widgeon Hens
-Blacktail Deer from Coastal Deer
-The Grouse and especially the Ptarmigans
-Timber Wolves from Gray Wolves
Male birds and waterfowl are often easier to recognize than females.
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Spike
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From: Sacramento County, CA
Is there a better place to talk about identifying many different game species or hunter knowledge in general?
Speaking of whitetails, they are not hard for me to identify at all by picture.
Last edited by JonMBailey; 04-16-2014 at 03:21 AM.
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Giant Nontypical
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Easy. Them bucks got horns! Ain't you seen all the mounts for sale to the tourists from back East? Now, cottontails, snowshoes and pine squirrels are a different matter. Ya got to lift the tail on those and them suckers is fast!
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-Scaup Ducks, Lesser and Greater
-Barrow's Goldeneye Hens from Scaup Hens
-Pintail Hens
-Widgeon Hens
-Blacktail Deer from Coastal Deer
-The Grouse and especially the Ptarmigans
-Timber Wolves from Gray Wolves
Male birds and waterfowl are often easier to recognize than females.
-Barrow's Goldeneye Hens from Scaup Hens
-Pintail Hens
-Widgeon Hens
-Blacktail Deer from Coastal Deer
-The Grouse and especially the Ptarmigans
-Timber Wolves from Gray Wolves
Male birds and waterfowl are often easier to recognize than females.



