The number of buck and antlerless deer tags available is always a complex balance in herd management, and this experienced deer biologist sheds some light on many of the factors involved. Deer Talk Now. Season 8. Episode 3. _________________ From creating more cover to adding the right forage with deer food plots, to getting whitetailsContinue Reading Deer Management: The Balancing Act of Buck and Doe Harvests
Hunters can do a lot of things to become invisible to white-tailed deer, but that doesn’t mean you’re going to be able to completely hide in the stand. Deer have dichromatic vision, meaning they see better in 2D than 3D. They also don’t see the same colors that we see, with better vision in theContinue Reading A Closer Look at Deer Vision
It’s not uncommon to get a call or email about a strange occurrence found on a deer — from “messed up” antlers and hooves, to missing testicles on what appears to be a buck. But one of the most common deer phenomenon I’m asked about deals with various observable growths. Though some, such as cutaneousContinue Reading What’s Wrong With This Deer?
We cover the best techniques for what to do on various bad shots, to offer the maximum odds of retrieval. In this episode, Steve Bartylla suffers a miss in Missouri, and we examine other misses on camera. Deer & Deer Hunting TV. Season 14. Episode 11. [embedded content] Only on Pursuit Channel “We Deliver The Outdoors”Continue Reading When the Shot Goes Wrong | Deer & Deer Hunting TV
You shoot a deer during the hunting season. You think your shot is a little off — gut shot, liver shot, but how can you tell? Daniel Schmidt goes into the science of deer anatomy to help you learn a little about what’s inside a whitetail. Plus, SEVR Broadheads are new, deadly and as hardcoreContinue Reading Deer Anatomy: A Liver Shot on a Whitetail
Celebrate the amazing wildlife management success story of North America and say Hallelujah and pass the backstraps like you mean it. It really wasn’t that long ago when America woke up to the heartbreaking disaster of the irresponsible, runaway, indiscriminate market hunting slaughter of our precious wildlife. Healthy, huntable, sustainable populations of wild turkeys aroundContinue Reading Nugent: Wildlife Science Battlecry
Science-based deer management involves many factors that must all work together for the overall health of the deer and their habitat. Here are the pieces necessary for a successful deer management plan, thanks to Dr. Stephen Ditchkoff and the researchers at the Auburn University Deer Laboratory. Deer Talk Now. Season 7. Episode 15. DEER & DEERContinue Reading Essential Factors of Deer Management
