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Author Topic: GMU 627 shed hunting  (Read 3898 times)

Offline cougforester

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Re: GMU 627 shed hunting
« Reply #15 on: January 29, 2018, 10:02:30 PM »
I find a lot where hardwoods (maple, alder) clumps butt up against a conifer stand. I don't know if the bucks cruise right around the outside of the hardwood stand but I've noticed a bit of a pattern the last couple years.

I also send my dog into taller patches of vine maple that I would have to bend down to get into but deer would be able to slide underneath.

Offline fishnfur

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Re: GMU 627 shed hunting
« Reply #16 on: January 29, 2018, 10:36:05 PM »
Yeah, there's generally a pretty good trail paralleling the conifer/hardwood edge, just inside the conifer - possibly daylight travel routes.  That's an excellent idea for a search. 

My dog is wonderful at finding deer femurs in the woods.  Antlers?  Not so much so.  >:(
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