In this episode, Mark Kenyon and Tony Peterson break down how to identify and understand deer tracks. Most hunters can tell the difference between a deer track and a raccoon track, but to better understand each print left behind, you need to get down and dirty. Mark and Tony share their tips and techniques for being able to read each track like a book. From which direction a deer is walking, to using tracks to determine age class, sex, and recency. Presented by Moultrie
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Haha I also realized I was tracking the wrong direction for my first 3 years hunting, I kept hunting mornings because they were leaving a food source and then found out they were actually heading there in evening
Great techniques Mr Kenyan& mr.peterson HAPPY YEAR 🎉❤
this is bullshit… a heavy deer has not the dew claws pressing into the mud… it depends only on the softness of the ground … just because you see the dew claws that does not mean it was heavy… and for certain it does not mean this was a buck…
Could you do one of these on mule deer bucks
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