Poop/Dropping's

[Dom]

Anyone know why they are different?Why is Doe's loose and a Buck's is more of a mass,do they eat something the doe'd do not.This is not a joke question?

[Lawdwaz]

I don't believe you (or me) can tell the difference from buck/doe scat. All depends on the feed etc.

[growalot]

In the spring the droppings can look like mini cow pies....it's their system getting use to all the fresh greens....then they go to a moist pellet and some times clumped pellets...I can always tell when someone in the areas puts out salt ...for I'll run across runny piles...then in the late hunting season I some times find piles with blood in it and late winter very dry med brown from eating twigs and dried leaves....sometimes if you add tracks or urine in the snow I can tell if it's a good buck verses a big doe

[dave6x6]

Girl , you know your sh#%.....LOL

Edited July 20, 2012 by dave6x6

[First-light]

Easy way o tell a buck from a doe in the fall.

During the rut hormone changes cause bucks scat to coagulate.

[growalot]

LOL.....

[Lawdwaz]

Easy way o tell a buck from a doe in the fall.

During the rut hormone changes cause bucks scat to coagulate.

Really?

If that is true, how could you put that to good use when hunting?

[Skillet]

Yah, you just gotta taste it. Buck crap tastes like Skittles.

Edited July 20, 2012 by Skillet

[G-Man]

It clumps fromm what they eat,drink. size will only tell you adult deer, or yearling, or large deer, if seen doe leave clumps in fall. a buck really cuts back on what its eating during the rut so there will be less bucks crapping in the woods.