1. Chewed vegetation, nipped buds, and overturned soil

    Chewed vegetation, nipped buds, and overturned soil are tell-tale signs of a deer’s dining habits. These indicators help identify feeding areas, which play a substantial role in where and when to plan your hunt.
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