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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5579597" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>I completely agree with this Omega. It's all about what is normal and what isn't. Deer will ignore all things human where people are present on a daily basis and that human activity causes them no harm. I don't know if it is just "trial and error," but deer have an amazing ability to differentiate between "dangerous" human behavior and "non-dangerous." And part of that is just spatial awareness. People around a barn or in an agricultural field are not a threat. They encounter people in those locations all the time, and the vast majority of these encounters are non-threatening, hence the deer ignore them. People suddenly "back in the woods where people normally don't go" are dangerous and deer will react negatively to even traces of their presence.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5579597, member: 17"] I completely agree with this Omega. It's all about what is normal and what isn't. Deer will ignore all things human where people are present on a daily basis and that human activity causes them no harm. I don't know if it is just "trial and error," but deer have an amazing ability to differentiate between "dangerous" human behavior and "non-dangerous." And part of that is just spatial awareness. People around a barn or in an agricultural field are not a threat. They encounter people in those locations all the time, and the vast majority of these encounters are non-threatening, hence the deer ignore them. People suddenly "back in the woods where people normally don't go" are dangerous and deer will react negatively to even traces of their presence. [/QUOTE]
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