Thread: Fallow advice

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

ongaonga...as in stinging nettle= protection from those smelly two legged things that carry smoke poles that make bang noises.....deer arent stupid. less human activity =easier life

The deer eat it as well

Do they have a large roaming range or stay localized? They stay localized in my experience
Are they more active first light or late evening? I have see and shot most between 1st light and 12 noon and then again on last light. I don't think they are as particular as reds for when they are out.
Do they head for the thick stuff when it starts to rain or do they tolerate it? I've shot quite a few in light to moderate rain, don't know what they do in heavy rain.

Thanks for all the advice guys, unfortunately hunting is of the cards for a while, took my boy out to get his first deer and tore my bloody calf muscle humping his hind out,but thats another story to be told

well if you were humping it out...he must have shot something,so your on the board so to speak...heal well and dont push it untill it is.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

well if you were humping it out...he must have shot something,so your on the board so to speak...heal well and dont push it untill it is.

yea he shot a hind and a yearling( Reds),both off hand snap shoots, very proud dad moment