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sisu

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Re: Archery deer.
« Reply #15 on: November 27, 2007, 03:52:13 PM »
Well I am stumped. I had a bunch of deer sign in and around where I live. Then as of yesterday all the sign disappeared. Went out today and wandered down the hillside to the lake and back up again, over and around the gullies etc. Saw THREE individual deer tracks!!! Before the snow we had deer in the yard! and now el-Zippo!!! Any suggestions.
(where I grew up if it was snowing I knew I'd be successful 'cause the deer would be moving from the hardwood to the swamps)

 


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