Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist Brian Eyler says the acorn crop was abundant, so deer won't be moving around much in search of food.
That means less contact with hunters during the two-week season.
More
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Monday, November 26, 2012
Abundant Acorn Crop Might Make Md. Deer Hunters Work Harder
Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist Brian Eyler says the acorn crop was abundant, so deer won't be moving around much in search of food.
That means less contact with hunters during the two-week season.
More
There was a post a while back about the acorns.I've never seen so many fall.
ReplyDeleteAlso a full moon, so they are moving and feeding in the moonlight.
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