As hunters it’s important to understand to some degree what mule deer eat, their nutritional requirements, and how that changes throughout the year. That information can be helpful when you’re in the field and looking at areas to scout or hunt. As what a mule deer eats varies greatly on their seasonal movements. So what a mule deer eats during the summer in the mountains is different than what they eat when they start their transition to lower elevations. Again, this all depends on what part of the country we’re talking about.
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That lil iPhone trick with the photos is awesome
I was using that feature all spring trying to figure out what the bears were eating as the season progressed. Super helpful! 🙌
For California mule deer, acorns become hugely important in late October onward.
Thank you Brady great information. I like the tools you find for your phone. God's Blessings on all your adventures this fall
Thanks Brady! That’s some great info. I found the biggest pain is trying to learn their feed and what exactly it is. I know mule tails are your thing but maybe one of your ambassadors like Randy or someone could do this for elk also. Good luck this year!!
Need some examples of those feed types and rack and stack them based off preferences
Some super secret Brady tips. Just what I needed. I already have a stash of pictures of stuff I’ve seen Deer eating. I’ve always looked em up online the old school way. Which still might be the best way cuz the iPhone thing on some of the plants wasn’t super accurate. Pretty damn badass tho I didn’t even know it could do that
We had a huge forest fire come through a couple of years ago should these tactics still be key to finding bigger buck?
How much emphasis do you put on water?
🍻Thanks for all the great info. How do ag. fields like alfalfa factor into this? I feel like I've seen a lot of does on them, but not bucks? Do does and bucks go for different stuff, or is it primarily the other differences between them that influence where, when, and what they're eating?
This is exactly my question. I have an oppty this fall near alfalfa and am looking for info on what I should expect.
nice :)
That is a freakin Stud on the wall
What would a Muley eat in late October?
Money 💰