Deer - Count them!

[RobSmith]

Looks a lot like a spot in this area, no hunting just about anywhere, and one local "high class" hotel keeps feeders outside the dining room windows (it impresses the guests to see deer). Not unusual to see dozens of deer when you drive around the area in late afternoon.

 

[smokin'stoegie]

Both those pictures are quite common in Deer Feeding Yards. Saw that many on two occassions in late March just east of Parry Sound.

 

[grinrgrn]

Both those pictures are quite common in Deer Feeding Yards.

Maybe ( DWAs ) are common in you'r neck of the woods . Around here the deer seem to be able to sustain themselves .
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They sustain themselves here also without supplemental feeding....in natural DWAs.(not to be confused with Feeding Yards)

 

[UKdave]

In the first pic at the top of the herd there are 2 people.

If its been pointed out I didnt read all the posts

 

[Grizzlypeg]

I've seen deer in those numbers and more here in Manitoba. In the fields that no one is allowed to shoot them on. Sometimes a hundred or more does.

 

[the spank]

That was circulating around last year as taken in Manitoba and about 6 weeks ago my buddy forwards it to me and it says this is a pic from Manitoulin Island....hahahaha, internet pirates strike again!

 

[AKD]

That same pic was going around last year.

and the year b4 that

 

[dannymat]

How do you guys even stumble upon posts that were dead for a year???

I have a hard enough time finding stuff that's a week old!

 

[Minshall]

UKdave...you got to it before I did..I thought there was something funny looking up there

 

[grinrgrn]

I've seen deer in those numbers and more here in Manitoba. In the fields that no one is allowed to shoot them on. Sometimes a hundred or more does.

That many and Waaaay more...I've seen over 300 yarded together in SW NB at times in one of the biggest yards I know of.Going coyote calling for a couple days this week-end around some known deer yards where I'd expect to see a couple hundred deer/day at least normally?Probly not so many this trip as we're having a much needed mild winter this year after two consecutive devastating winters and the deer don't yard up so hard when it's not so harsh.

 

[Woodsman]

Funny stuff! I've seen this pic too and was told it was taken in the Eastern Tonwships in Quebec!

 

[Grizz Axxemann]

Anyone else notice the two guys at the top of the hill in the first pic?

 

[senior]

Here's a better pic
check what's in the background

 

[dutchhunter]

we are seing that many every night now that we have snow nice to see the deer all yardd up DUTCH

 

[the keepa]

Here's a better pic
check what's in the background

A house?

 

[Ftaview]

I see 1 for sure perhaps 3-4 wolves altogether in the background, a bit hard to make out the exact number...

 

[the keepa]

The one nearest the corner of the house looks vaguely wolf-like ...but wolves don't have big black deer noses .
I see no wolves in that picture....unless they(the wolves) have upgraded from wearing sheeps' clothing

 

[proc]

Why are they feeding the deer? Sneaky way to bait in the wolves?

 

[proonur]

This is a pic of where I was mulie hunting this past fall. There were hundreds of them roaming around and none baited! This pic is only half the group as I couldn't get them all in one picture at once. Groups of 30 weren't uncommon.

 

[senior]

I see 1 for sure perhaps 3-4 wolves altogether in the background, a bit hard to make out the exact number...

Yep, there's a bigger version of this pic somewhere on this internet thing, in it there's 6-8 wolves gathering around.