Every morning and then evening of my Super Tag hunt you would find me, sitting and watching a pass from before daylight to around 10 to 11 am. Then in the evening I would be in position from 3-4 pm until dark. After hunting 4 weeks and seeing over a 1000+ deer I will share some of the things I noticed.
The does and yearlings were mewing to each other all the time, as groups of up to 30 would go by me, the noise they made was astounding.
Deer don't like cows, like in moo cows on open range. Time and again I watched deer move around and change course to avoid coming close to cows. In fact I watched a 170 to 180 class buck who would not go between two cows that were 50 yards apart.
And I love this insight. Deer hate the sound of quads. They = that sound with trouble. Even a quad on a main road a long way away. If they could hear it they got spooky acting. Sometimes even running away at the noise. Cars and pickups didn't seem the bother them until they saw movement inside the cab or someone opened a door.
Finally my brother and I are going to make big $$$$$$$ making a cover scent for road hunters. There will be a never ending market, because road hunters are everywhere. I can see it now, "A hunter with a monster mule deer buck, saying,'Thanks to Road Hunters Cover Scent, I shot this monster buck, drive all day in your quad, truck or utv and rest assured that Road Hunters Cover Scents has your rigs ass under cover.'"
"We have met the enemy, and they is us!" Pogo
The does and yearlings were mewing to each other all the time, as groups of up to 30 would go by me, the noise they made was astounding.
Deer don't like cows, like in moo cows on open range. Time and again I watched deer move around and change course to avoid coming close to cows. In fact I watched a 170 to 180 class buck who would not go between two cows that were 50 yards apart.
And I love this insight. Deer hate the sound of quads. They = that sound with trouble. Even a quad on a main road a long way away. If they could hear it they got spooky acting. Sometimes even running away at the noise. Cars and pickups didn't seem the bother them until they saw movement inside the cab or someone opened a door.
Finally my brother and I are going to make big $$$$$$$ making a cover scent for road hunters. There will be a never ending market, because road hunters are everywhere. I can see it now, "A hunter with a monster mule deer buck, saying,'Thanks to Road Hunters Cover Scent, I shot this monster buck, drive all day in your quad, truck or utv and rest assured that Road Hunters Cover Scents has your rigs ass under cover.'"
"We have met the enemy, and they is us!" Pogo
