Great escapes: stop deer in their tracks...before they give you the slip

Article Abstract:

Deer have an amazing instinct to escape danger, which aids them when being hunted. Deer can hide in areas by remaining motionless or staying in sparse color because they blend in well. Hunters should keep their eyes open and be aware of movement and changes in the appearance of their surroundings.

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The bigger they are, the better they hide

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Trophy deer will not necessarily behave in a predictable manner during the hunting season. A buck will often avoid areas where it would typically seek cover during non-hunting season. Hunters should look in rocks and brush and expect a patient buck.

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Big bucks in little places

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Deer tend to hide in unexpected places to avoid deer hunters. One place to look is in isolated covered areas. Some bucks have learned to blend in with the landscape and to stay still to avoid attracting attention.

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