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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5889512" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Well said 102. Deer adapt to their environment. Deer follow very different patterns in the wide-open big-ag regions of the Midwest than they do in the hills and hollers of TN, or the swamps of the Deep South. It doesn't take them long to figure out what patterns increase their safety the most in each terrain and habitat situation.</p><p></p><p>Whenever someone is complaining that trail-cameras (especially cell cameras) give hunters too much of advantage, I say that deer don't move predictably enough to determine clock-work timing hunters could easily take advantage of. But is that always true? No, I've seen situations where cover is extremely limited (just fence rows surround 1,000+ acre fields) where deer can be very predictable in their timing/movements. But in most situation, they do not follow predictable, clock-work movements. Each situation is unique because deer adapt sometimes completely different travel patterns based on the local situation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5889512, member: 17"] Well said 102. Deer adapt to their environment. Deer follow very different patterns in the wide-open big-ag regions of the Midwest than they do in the hills and hollers of TN, or the swamps of the Deep South. It doesn't take them long to figure out what patterns increase their safety the most in each terrain and habitat situation. Whenever someone is complaining that trail-cameras (especially cell cameras) give hunters too much of advantage, I say that deer don't move predictably enough to determine clock-work timing hunters could easily take advantage of. But is that always true? No, I've seen situations where cover is extremely limited (just fence rows surround 1,000+ acre fields) where deer can be very predictable in their timing/movements. But in most situation, they do not follow predictable, clock-work movements. Each situation is unique because deer adapt sometimes completely different travel patterns based on the local situation. [/QUOTE]
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