Private life of deer. nature program

[agross]

watching a show on now on Nature. called private life of deer in Cayuga heights in ithaca new york. great show

[Deerthug]

Cant find it n cable. But here is the link to watch online.

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/the-private-life-of-deer/video-full-episode/8278/

[burmjohn]

Awesome watching it now.  Now I thought the stomping action was more to try to get something to move that they are looking at. 

[ny hunter]

Thought the show was pretty good.

[Deerthug]

Great show. Wasn't crazy about the woman turning Blossom into a domesticated pet.

[GreeneHunter]

Great Show

[NFA-ADK]

Saw the last part of the show the other day.  Some cool stuff.  Nice to see the whole show, thanks for the link!

 

[Paula]

That was pretty good

[Fantail]

A few thoughts on this video;

1. Notice the annoying advertisement up front that omits any volume control on the player.

2. Some nice bucks 20:20, & up including the freak rack around 20:45, that would be some mahogany to see that in season, just sayin`

3. Cover for bedding not to far from your plots of feeding areas can be just as important as healthy plots.

[Woodsman20]

Watched this show tonight ... it was a good show especially to show off some remarkable bucks. Clearly it was filmed in private areas with little to no hunting pressure but it was fun to watch a show on whitetails - besides the typical hunting shows.

I actually miss the good ole fashion documentaries on North American Game. They seem to be a rarity these days. There are so many interesting studies they could do right here at home. I think you learn more watching these shows than 99% of the hunting shows.

It seems the only one I get anything out of (and as a bow tech guy it pains me to say it) is Mathews Dominant Bucks. The rest is marketing and high fiving parties. I don't learn much but heartland bowhunters is a bit of fresh air compared to the other ones. And of course Shockey's adventures with his father and father in law for pure entertainment value.

I remember as a kid on Saturday Mornigns they use to have documentaries on whitetails, bears, mountain lions, elk and Mule deer. I use to love watching them.