Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers favors $5 trout stamp hike
Gary Ridderbusch
March 21, 2023
How to make sense of whitetail senses
In most areas, man is their most common predator.
Whitetails have a more advanced sense of smell, sight, and hearing than
humans. By the end of their first season of being hunted, deer are
becoming experts at using their sense advantage to avoid humans.
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