Just as they reached the tree, they split in half going on each side of the tree. If I had stuck my gun out, I could have poked them. It is amusing sometimes to watch does and fawns when they believe something is not quite right. They see you as a strange object. They will watch you very intently and stamp their feet to see if you move.
Deer depend on scent more than anything else.
They will pick up any movement very quickly. But if you are very still, they won't spot you. It seems like in these tales, I have stressed on killing bucks, but that has been a very small part of my hunting enjoyment. Shortly after I joined, I worked at the Newton Falls Paper mill. When my fellow workers found that I had paid seventy-two dollars a year to belong to the Club, they said that I was crazy.