should i be seeing deer?

[Guest Brent1973]

Ok ,it's getting about that time of year and i'm a little worried i have not see any deer where i'm hunting. I seen deer around and my dad has seen a lot at his place but i have seen nun here .. should i worry about this?

[zapfbroad]

Might be due to water issues with the drought & heat. They may have shifted parcels to greener acres. Maybe just temp. I've been seein dear but different areas than 'usual'

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[Oh Shoot]

.... should i worry about this?

Don't worry unless you see "panthers". Black ones especially.

- OS

[BrasilNuts]

Don't worry unless you see "panthers". Black ones especially.

- OS

They usually stay inside the city lImits.

Edited July 28, 2012 by BrasilNuts

[Oh Shoot]

They usually stay inside the city lImits.

Ba Da BING!

[oldmustangjunkie]

I've been seeing lots of deer, turkey and small game.

[whiskey]

Not sure what type of terrain you have but around here, most of the deer are near agriculture now. I have seen lots in the bean fields and crossing to corn fields. If you have salt or mineral licks on your property, check for tracks around them. The deer seem to be hitting my salt licks hard this summer. I jumped a doe and fawn off one of mine I was checking this morning and they had beaten a well worn path back and forth to it.

[TNcitizen22]

I have seen quite a few on my land here recently.

[UncleJak]

I've seen them! No panthers though, probably b/c my woods are right out of the city limits...

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Not being a deer hunter and seem sometimes to just run over them with my big blunt obvious object,

I haven't noticed anything different in where they cross the tracks from Nashville to Bruceton. I still

hit them in the same places, and cycle the headlight and blow that loud ass horn to try to get 'em

out of the way.

Strange that some humans are similar in response.

[tnhawk]

Don't worry unless you see "panthers". Black ones especially.

- OS

You won't see them untill election time.

[Dennis1209]

Got more deer around here than ticks. Driving the neighbors into bankruptcy eating all their soybeans morning, evening and night.

Currently like said in previous post, they seem to be in the farmers corn and soybean crops. With the drought we had it's probably going to be a bad year for acorns so they'll be in the Farmer in the Dell's fields more often.

BTW. We have some trophy bucks around here but, them are some wary antlered beasts and you very seldom see them. Saw a monster 14 pointer a couple years ago sneaking across low crawling my country road covered in a Gilly suit

[clarky07]

I saw 10 on my land the other night as well as 25 turkeys. :-)

[Ebow1]

I saw a 6 pointer in my backyard just a couple days ago still had some velvet too. Haven't seen a buck in the backyard like that in over ten years. He lost interest as soon as he found the end of the treeline, I'll bet he's makin his home a good bit deeper in those woods, probly close to the Cheatham county line. Also, I've been seein foxes in places I don't usually see them.

Edited August 11, 2012 by Ebow1

[FJCrusing]

The questions all depends on if you are feeding them well and have some trail cameras setup to see if they are actually present.

[Guest HarryGun]

I have been seeing bears. Probably they have made the deer run away

[Guest Riverrat]

Don't worry unless you see "panthers". Black ones especially.

Do we need spotted ones?

I have 2 black ones and getting a third this fall.

Check with fed and state for ownership.

Plant you a field of peas, they will come running.

Edited September 7, 2012 by Riverrat

[Guest Riverrat]

Strange that some humans are similar in response.

They're here.

[RichardR]

I see lots of deer around WTSP & Fort Pillow area, I haven't seen any trophy bucks yet but I have seen a couple freezer worthy ones.