Posted by big hunter on January 06, 2010 at 15:51:39 from (209.150.97.27):
In Reply to: OT Kill a Deer? posted by ssgshelton on January 06, 2010 at 15:26:40:
Don't know the answer to that but kind of on the same lines...A few years ago we had a 2 foot snow. I got the idea to put some grain out in the back yard for the deer just to see what would happen. The woods was across the road and around the house was a 20 acre tree/shrub nursery. So anyhow I put the grain out and on the first night we kept an eye out and saw 3 deer eating it. The next day I put some more grain out and that night we counted 22 deer. The third day put more grain out and that night we lost count after we hit 80 something deer. I don't know what they do...sniff butts, talk or something but the word spread real fast that there was food.
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