Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: IslandHunter on January 24, 2022, 12:41:39 PM
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I grew up on Whidbey island in the woods. Spent countless hours exploring and running around and never once stumbled across a blacktail shed.
This is all before I got into hunting and before I knew what a deer rub or scrape look like. Now I always keep my eye out for sheds when ever I am in the woods, but haven't really gone shed hunting.
I have a few blacktails on cam from last season and would love to find a shed from one of them. Are there any tips or tricks or is it more about luck and time spent? I know you want to look in areas the deer frequent, look around the bases of trees with rubs, etc.
Any other advice?
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Come home wet and bloody enough times and it will pay off
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I am somewhat lucky in this area. I look down at lot!
The pictures above from Lewy are exactly the type of areas where I find sheds.
To be honest, whenever I am walking in the woods, I am looking for sheds. Always. Then you will find some.
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Come home wet and bloody enough times and it will pay off
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