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Tree stand hunting's hidden danger
Could the very device meant to save your life in the event of a tree stand fall actually jeopardize your safety? If used improperly, the answer is yes: your safety harness can kill you. » More |
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| Q. Why are some deer droppings clumped together while others are in pellet form? - Bryan, S.D.
A. Clumps vs. pellets is a direct result of a deer's diet. If he has been feeding on acorns and leafy plants, the droppings are more likely to be pellets. If he has been eating apples and clover, the droppings are more likely to be clumps. A common misperception by beginners is that the formation of the droppings indicate the deer's sex. Not so, says MoDeerHunter.com's Tony Kalna: "The best information that deer droppings give us is about the whitetail's diet. It is very difficult to determine the sex of the deer that left them."
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