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[boneaddict]

I saw a few myself that wen't mine.

[rougheye]

Acually I was in mule deer country I only saw one set and they were a couple weeks old

[Muleyslyr]

Wow....over a dozen in one outting already....way too many!!  That sucks!

[Red Dawg]

Bone why do you have to depress me. I am going to my spot tomorrow and I am afraid of finding the same thing. That is a horrible thing to see and from what I here if we have a cold rainy spring those deer that are still alive will not have a prayer.

[PolarBear]

Bone, please tell me that isn't near my neck of the woods!  I havent talked with my buddy over there in a couple of weeks so I don't know if he has run across the same thing.  I know that the deer started pushing his horses and cows off of their hay a couple of months ago.  He started placing alfalfa on the other side of the fence to keep the deer away from the livestock.  The last time that I was chatting with him he was feeding close to 60 deer at his place and 30-40 over at mine.  I noticed when I was over there in October that there were a lot of really small (late) fawns.  This kind of weather is tough for those little boogers to survive.  I sure hope that it dosent turn out like the winter of 96-97, but it starting to look that way.  Damn, just when the herds were doing great. 

[boneaddict]

Yep, your neck of the woods.  You are sharing it with lone wolf too.  That ought to excite you.  Damn big coyotes anyway.   I guess the wolves have been there for a bit, but this guy was further out than normal.  Probably a young male that was kicked out.

[PolarBear]

Damn, damn, damn!  I bet that is the same wolf that was running around my treestand area.  My buddy shot a cougar over there last month just up behind his place.  Crap!  Now I want to head over there and check out the situation.  I'll have to give my buddy a call at lunch time and see what is going on.

[PacificNWhunter]

Thank for the update, hopefully what you saw is not a preview of what is to come..Wish I could send some of the westside weather over for the winter