Follow that deer

Article Abstract:

The most pointed end of a two to three inch deer track will indicate the direction in which a deer is traveling. Only fresh tracks should be followed. Determining how fast a deer is moving and telling the difference between whitetail and mule deer tracks are discussed.

Behavior, Deer, Tracking and trailing, Animal tracking

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Round and round for mule deer

Article Abstract:

A hunter improves his luck if the same area is covered throughout a season. Bucks often gather away from the herd, in areas such as treelines and forest fringes. Tracks and rubs against sapling trees are indications of a buck's presence.

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North slope bucks

Article Abstract:

North slopes provide the best forage, cover for hiding and weather protection to mule deer bucks and are the best locations for hunting them.

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