White Tailed deer Sounds. What have you heard?
- Thread starter John Y Cannuck
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BrotherRockeye
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Rural Saskatchewan
they kinda are clearing their noses...trying to get the human smell out...
...and announcing to the whole forest that danger is nigh
- Location
- The Conservative part of Ontario
Ha, when that one first appeared, it made the TV news.
A deer farted on camera, and lit the internet on fire.
Runningfool
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
Heard snorting tonight...damn east wind!
The words "deer", "doe" and " buck" are all made from the sounds they make - I think.
Does say dooooooe.
Deer say deeeeeer.
A buck following a does trail will say buuuck...... buuuuck ......buuuuuck as he sniffs his way along her trail.
I've heard a young doe bleating something awful as she is being chased by a big buck. She ran out into the field crying with the buck near behind and then back into the trees - there was no consentual relationship there.
Puffing is common - meant maybe to get a recognizable reaction from something that they don't recognize.
The dooooe or deeeeer sounds are just "hey where is every one? I'm over here." They will say it once, then wait for a reply. Making a single call will relax deer around and they may come out to feed, believing that others are nearby. If they say it more than once, it becomes a distress call - which might bring a motherly doe out to investigate - maybe spooked, but curious. Multiple deeeer calls might bring out a boy in the rut, but will upset the ambiance in the area.
Does say dooooooe.
Deer say deeeeeer.
A buck following a does trail will say buuuck...... buuuuck ......buuuuuck as he sniffs his way along her trail.
I've heard a young doe bleating something awful as she is being chased by a big buck. She ran out into the field crying with the buck near behind and then back into the trees - there was no consentual relationship there.
Puffing is common - meant maybe to get a recognizable reaction from something that they don't recognize.
The dooooe or deeeeer sounds are just "hey where is every one? I'm over here." They will say it once, then wait for a reply. Making a single call will relax deer around and they may come out to feed, believing that others are nearby. If they say it more than once, it becomes a distress call - which might bring a motherly doe out to investigate - maybe spooked, but curious. Multiple deeeer calls might bring out a boy in the rut, but will upset the ambiance in the area.
I have heard a whitey doe scream out a warning like an out of tune trumpet at 2 feet.
True story.
Was elk hunting, standing in the rain under a tree. All you could hear was the rain pouring down.
I stood silent and not moving for around 10 minutes, until i turned to my left and there was a white tail doe standing right beside me. And i mean right beside me. She let out a horrible scream and bolted through the bush. I damn near #### my pants. Im blind on my left side so pretty much anything can sneak up on me coming from my left.
Funniest damn thing i have ever experienced hunting.
True story.
Was elk hunting, standing in the rain under a tree. All you could hear was the rain pouring down.
I stood silent and not moving for around 10 minutes, until i turned to my left and there was a white tail doe standing right beside me. And i mean right beside me. She let out a horrible scream and bolted through the bush. I damn near #### my pants. Im blind on my left side so pretty much anything can sneak up on me coming from my left.
Funniest damn thing i have ever experienced hunting.
RangerPark
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Near Edmonton, AB
They also know if you don't have a tag. Every hunting season most of my sightings are for animals I don't have tags for.
