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<blockquote data-quote="JCDEERMAN" data-source="post: 5415871" data-attributes="member: 5787"><p>Completely agree. Observing them and their mannerisms is one of the best ways to understand why they do what they do. Last year, while looking for the buck I had shot (the one I didn't find until 2 months later), I was following the blood trail. While looking down, I heard and saw out of the corner of my eye a deer walking right under my stand I had just left (about 50 yards away). It was one of the oldest deer we had last year at 4.5. Half of his rack was broken off. Nonetheless, I was able to watch him and his mannerisms for over 20 minutes. You mentioned observing them motionless for several minutes - no doubt, and I've seen them do that for over 15 minutes. Crazy stuff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JCDEERMAN, post: 5415871, member: 5787"] Completely agree. Observing them and their mannerisms is one of the best ways to understand why they do what they do. Last year, while looking for the buck I had shot (the one I didn’t find until 2 months later), I was following the blood trail. While looking down, I heard and saw out of the corner of my eye a deer walking right under my stand I had just left (about 50 yards away). It was one of the oldest deer we had last year at 4.5. Half of his rack was broken off. Nonetheless, I was able to watch him and his mannerisms for over 20 minutes. You mentioned observing them motionless for several minutes - no doubt, and I’ve seen them do that for over 15 minutes. Crazy stuff [/QUOTE]
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