Bucky’s Whitetail Deer Hunting Tip #5 – shed hunting, other hot spots!
Make sure to check these other hot spots as well for whitetail sheds. Make sure to check fence lines, deer trails, hedgerows and other land funnels such as saddles.
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Bucky’s Whitetail Deer Hunting Tip #2 – shed hunting, feeding areas.
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Bucky’s Whitetail Deer Hunting Tip #4 – shed hunting, checking those water sources.
If you want to find the shed antlers, then once again you have to go where the deer go. Make sure to check area water sources for shed antlers!
Bucky’s Whitetail Deer Hunting Tip #6 – shed hunting gear.
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