For better hunting success during deer season, it’s critical to understand the role that does play during the process of mate selection known as the rut.
Category: Deer biology
Time to Roam: What to Know About Whitetail Buck Dispersal
Research reveals how forest cover influences the annual movement of young white-tailed bucks when they disperse from their initial home area and relocate.
How Whitetail Bucks Grow Weird Nontypical Antlers
While most white-tailed bucks have somewhat symmetrical antlers, an injury to one of the deer’s extremities can drastically throw them out of balance.
Studies Reveal 5 Surprising Habits of Mature Bucks
White-tailed deer hunting has evolved over the years in a multitude of ways: our tools, goals and strategies for hunting are far different today than they were 30 years ago. The advent of game cameras and their rapid growth in popularity has been a major contributor to this evolution. Hunters today have the ability to peek into the deer woods without disturbing their quarry. They can gather information on movement patterns, feeding times and herd quality with minimal effort.