Where the big bucks hide out: to bag a monster whitetail, learn to pick the pockets

Article Abstract:

So-called 'homebody' bucks tend to stay in small range areas that provide all their needs, from food to shelter. These bucks are often large, and hunting them can be worthwhile, but such hunting usually requires reliable spotting information and an ample amount of patience.

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Chase: when deer sit tight, you have to get pushy

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Driving deer out of hiding involves careful calculation of where pushed deer are likely to run, and careful coordination of drivers and standers to prevent accidental shooting of anything but whitetail.

Safety and security measures, Hunters, Tracking and trailing, Tracking (Animals)

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5 sounds that say "whitetail"

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An experienced whitetail deer hunter can learn to distinguish sounds such as: antler clicking, snorting, and wheezing.

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