Can you distinguish a buck from a doe by the size of their droppings or scat?
The National Deer Association (NDA) jumped on that topic last month in its newsletter to members of the organization.
It works with wild turkeys and elk. In those cases, the pellets of males and females are distinguishable by their shape.
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