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<blockquote data-quote="Ski" data-source="post: 5512122" data-attributes="member: 20583"><p>That is indeed incredibly interesting! Especially interesting is that you picked out a detail I have never paid any attention to, which is the manner in which the bucks urinate. I've seen the same thing but it never clicked until just now that older bucks rub their tarsals together as they pee, while younger bucks spread like a doe as if they're purposely avoiding getting urine on their tarsals. That's fascinating. Any ideas on why that is? Why would a young buck not want to "perfume" himself?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ski, post: 5512122, member: 20583"] That is indeed incredibly interesting! Especially interesting is that you picked out a detail I have never paid any attention to, which is the manner in which the bucks urinate. I've seen the same thing but it never clicked until just now that older bucks rub their tarsals together as they pee, while younger bucks spread like a doe as if they're purposely avoiding getting urine on their tarsals. That's fascinating. Any ideas on why that is? Why would a young buck not want to "perfume" himself? [/QUOTE]
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