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> Deer Hunting
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Deer Density Map
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All
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Full listing by state.
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Score your buck online
Great link to the B&C Club
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Moon Phases
Deer biology and facts...
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Great Basic Deer Info
Learn things you never knew
about
the whitetail.
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Your Sub-Species of Deer
Don't get confused...
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Antler Development
Great photos,
watch'em grow.
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Deer Anatomy Pics
Great pics for shot placement
understanding and learning.
> Deer
Aging
How old is he really?
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Deer Vocalization
(Deer Talk)
>Chronic Wasting Disease
We all need to know the facts.
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Fish & Wildlife Survey
Read the national stats
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Managing land &
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Managing your land
Food plots, planting
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Herd Management
Understanding QDM practices.
Hunting gear...
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Product Reviews
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New Hunting Gear
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> Rifleman, Firearms & Acc
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Archery
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of all sorts can be found here. Deer hunters seeking outfitters or a way
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Try our deer food plot section. how about managing your deer herd? Doe management
can really help. Lease and deer hunting property for sale can be found here and soon
we will have lots of deer hunting lease info as well as hunting property
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corporation.) Little did we realize that millions of hunters would join
us and use our service for locating information and enjoyment. We hope
you enjoy it and come back every few days as we update it often.
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"I have a passion for whitetail deer, not a passion for
killing them. The fact that I deer hunt does not make me their
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Awesome Video...
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We hate to put up incomplete
pages, but we wanted to give you an idea of what we are
working on for late season or next year. Each state will
have its own page with resources, links, maps and places
to hunt. Ton of work, but we are trying.
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Here is great example of things we like to
show you....
We stumbled onto this website last year. Unlike anything we
have seen before. It is a fun place to go and really different pics.
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Food Plots and Plantings
A new deer hunting section that will soon have over 20
deer hunting articles about
planting and managing your land. Be patient with us. We do
have "real jobs" too.
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All Kinds of Deer Hunting Articles
Biology
Of The Rut
Understanding Scrapes
The Moon's Affects on Hunting
Just a sample...
More coming this week.
Deer Hunting - Whitetail Scents, Glands and Organs
Deer use pheromones, or scents, to communicate type
of sex, sexual readiness, dominance, direction of travel
and possibly fear by: 1. self-impregnation (leaving
scent on themselves) and 2. leaving scents on the ground
and vegetation, and at the visual and chemical signposts
of rubs and scrapes. These scents are so specific that
deer have the ability to distinguish individual scent no
matter how many other deer are in the area. Glands
produce many of these deer scents.
Forehead Glands The forehead glands are located
between the top of the eyes and the antlers. They are
most active during the rut. The activity of these glands
has been positively correlated with age and probable
social status; they are most active in older, dominant
bucks. The glands produce an oily substance making the
hair appear dark. The oil is transferred to rubbed trees
and the overhanging branch at scrapes when the head of
the buck comes in contact with the tree; and is used by
dominant bucks to advertise their presence to both
sexes. Marking trees and branches with forehead scent is
a means of dominance and recognition among bucks. It has
been noted that dominant bucks create most rubs, and
they rub more often than subdominants. The scent from
the forehead glands may be used as a priming pheromone
to bring does into estrus; and to synchronize the timing
of the rut between bucks and does when it is left in
areas used by does.
Pre-orbital Gland Located in front of the eye,
this gland is under muscular control and may be opened
by rutting bucks to signal aggressive behavior. Females
open this gland when tending fawns. It may not be rubbed
on the overhanging branch as previously thought.
Nasal Gland These two almond shaped glands are
located inside the nostrils and are probably used to
lubricate the nose. They may also be used to leave scent
on overhanging branches.
Vomeronasal Organ This diamond shaped organ is
located on the roof of the mouth and serves some of the
same purposes as the nose. It is used primarily to
analyze urine, possibly while performing the lip curl
and sniff, or Flehmen gesture, when a buck curls its
upper lip and sucks air into its mouth so that scents
come in contact with the vomeronasal organ. It is
usually performed by a buck that is with/trailing an
estrus doe. Analysis of urine through the vomeronasal
organ may help to synchronize the breeding readiness
between bucks and does, and ensure that both sexes are
in peak breeding condition at the same time.
Salivary Glands These glands inside the mouth
produce saliva, which contains enzymes to help in
digestion. The enzymes in the saliva may contribute to
the scent left on the overhanging branch at scrapes, and
on rubbed trees when a deer licks or chews the branch or
tree.
Interdigital Glands These glands are located
between the hoofs of all four feet of white-tailed deer.
The scent is left each time the deer takes a step. It is
also left in large amounts when a deer stamps its foot,
and when a buck makes a scrape. Each deer has its own
scent, and because some of the compounds in this scent
may be present in higher concentrations in mature males
(3 1/2+ years), they may alert other deer of the
presence of a dominant buck. Does use this scent to
track their fawns, bucks use it to track does. Because
scent molecules evaporate at different rates deer can
determine which way another deer went by the amount of
interdigital scent left behind. The scent from these
glands is the primary tracking scent of deer.
Preputial Gland This gland is located on the
inside of the buck's penal sheath and may be used for
lubrication.
Metatarsal Glands These glands are a light tan
colored circle of hair of about 1 2/3 inches in length
located on the outside of the hind leg between the toe
and the hock, or heel on whitetails. They are not actual
glands, because they have no duct. Mule Deer exhibit the
largest glands, then the Black-tailed Deer, and the
White-tailed Deer. It has been suggested that blacktails
open this gland when alarmed to express danger. It is
not totally understood in whitetails, but I have seen it
flared when two bucks fight.
Tarsal Glands These true glands appear as a tuft
of erectile hairs, measure about 4 inches in diameter,
and are located on the inside of the hind leg near the
hock. The lactones of these glands are specific,
allowing other deer to determine age and sex of the deer
leaving the scent. The strong smell of the tarsal gland
is caused by the deposit of urine on the deer's gland
during rub-urination. Rub-urination occurs when the deer
brings the back legs together and urinates over these
glands. Bucks rub-urinate to display social dominance by
marking themselves with the scent, and they determine
social ranking by sniffing each other's tarsal. Does
rub-urinate to make it easier for their young to follow
them; and possibly to express social status among doe
groups. Young animals rub-urinate as a means of
self-marking. Part of the function of the scent from
this gland may be to act as a warning signal. The scent
from this gland is the primary recognition scent of
deer.
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