Aggressive Doe

[Munsterlndr]

I've gotten pictures of these two doe on two different occasions now and it looks like one of them is always jumping on or pushing the other one away from the mineral lick. The other one just seems to ignore the aggressive one. Kind of funny!

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/photopost/data/522/44.jpg

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/photopost/data/522/115.jpg

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/photopost/data/3041/29.jpg

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/photopost/data/3041/36.jpg

[Ferris_StateHunter]

Looks like someone is a little bossy in the area.. Either that or she was ticked she wasnt bred last year.. I could only imagine the frustration she is holding with that last pic :)

[caribouhunter]

Those are cool pictures. But I think you're right, someone's a little angry. They seem to be used to the camera

[Backwoods-Savage]

I see that all the time in food plots, especially in the fall.

Caribouhunter, I've never seen any evidence on our place that a flash from a camera bothers them. We've got pictures of bucks with one picture after another during the night at a scrape and those same bucks come back in on other times too. I'm still convinced that when people talk about deer being spooked by the trail cams it all goes back to the time of 35mm cameras and the noise the camera made when the film was being forwarded. Preconceived notions!

I've also read articles written by biologists and "big name" hunters who say that they feel that the flash is taken about the same as a lightning strike. Some go as far as to say that deer do not see light the same as people and that even flashlights do not upset them, of course, unless the light is directed at the deer itself, but speaking of using the lights to get in and out of a stand.

[Bucky]

wow cool pics