bucksnyper

Ive herd people talking about a draw and what excactly is a draw?

nae18

ive heard that too.. id imagine it means to pull..
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davidhardegree

I can't be a very big help b/c I'm not very familiar with that term but, what I think your asking refers to a area or travel route that the dear are drawn to. Draw and funnel, in the context of deer hunting, are two things that are a little hazy to me, noone has ever explained it to me.

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kerr73

it is a land formation not sure what it is . I think it is were 2 hills come together

skeeter 7MM

A draw is a land formation that is lower than encompassing land that it surrounds, almost like a shallow ravine if you will. A funnel is anything that necks down and force deer to a certain location vs wide spread.

Bobby5

i always thought a draw was a higer land formation

cardeer

Its a southern way of talking You AAWWWLLLLLLL

headhunter300win

LOL Dont YAAAAA KNoW!!!!

Coastie

Gully, canyon (very small), gulch, drain or ravine. Term used to describe the area between two parallel ridges.