Photo courtesy of Apple Creek Whitetails
Some areas look deer-ish, but if the food is absent, the
deer will be too. Mast is a key to fall hunting.
Acorns, berries, and other mast corps will draw the
deer. .
Later in the fall deer often turn towards browse and feed heavily on leaves
and stems from such ash, maple, wild rose, and snow berry. Remember deer food
doesn’t always look like food to you. Learning which native plants the deer prefer
in your area will improve your odds for success. A tell-tale sign deer are
feeding in an area is the presence of fresh droppings.
Jim
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