Never landed in a deep puddle...although I did land in the mud. Yea I've seen that one. Hopefully the buck smacked some sense into the guy......but probably not.Yeah, but that smarts, unless you land in a deep puddle.
Y'all ever see the video where the guy sprays himself with doe urine and gets mauled by a muley buck while his wife's running the camera? Definitely from the shallow end of the gene pool...both of them!
problem is it's right beside the roadI've hunted lotsa places where you crawl down a deer trail and hope a deer isn't coming the other way because neither of you have space to turn around.
and probably his own muley! dumb butts all for the camera, there are several of those videos floating on youtubeYeah, but that smarts, unless you land in a deep puddle.
Y'all ever see the video where the guy sprays himself with doe urine and gets mauled by a muley buck while his wife's running the camera? Definitely from the shallow end of the gene pool...both of them!
That looks like an umbilical... It might dry up and fall off but he might be weak for a while...Greetings and good morning all. Okay, I finally got my little chick to hatch. Sometime between 3:30 am and 8:00 am CST. However this is what I saw when I got up and checked on "him"He seems to be dry, but has gunk on him still. Plus, I am not sure what is going on with his vent area.
I'm not sure I could stick around long enough to find out if the bear was more scared of me......We can bait here in the U.P. But feeding is not allowed.The deer here migrate in the winter. I doubt there is even a track around here anywhere. They have wintering grounds southwest of here about 40 miles. . There's massive migration trails. That's where most people late season hunt. I've sat on them and watched deer pass by all day long.
I've run into bears that way! Lucky they were as scared of me...
what should I do about him not fluffing up. I know he is dry. I checked. the feathers all feel hard.
