How do they get deer to pee in those bottles of deer scent you can buy?
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Mostly by playing a recording of water flowing.
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musk  is a excretion of sebaceous oil glands near the deers tail it is not fatal but gives some smell
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I have found this to be the best way to field dress a deer ,ans also the less messiest. keep in mind ive been hunting for over 30 years and have done this too many times to count . Before I go into detail here is a quick reference from my home state game and parks site on field dressing that may be of further help.\nhttp://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/hunting/guides/biggame/fieldcare.asp\n1.  I begin laying the deer on the top of a downward facing slope  \n     of a creek bed or hill or something. This will aid in the romoval \n     of the gut sac.\n2.  With a SHARP knifr make a cut in the skin of the belly just \n      above the pelvic bone area, Be carefull NOT to cut into the \n     gut sac.\n3.   Cut thru the skin up past the rib cage area to the bottom of \n      neck. I cut this far up to make removal of the esophagus \n      easier and less messy on you. The Espohagus will taint the\n      meat if it is not taken out and since I use the neck for roasts\n      I make sure to get it all.\n4.   Next I cut the skin down the pelvic bone area to the anus and \n      and cut out the anus\n5.   The next thing I do is to cut the gut sac lining from the rib\n      cage area again being carefull not to cut the sac open as\n      it too can taint the meat., Split the pelvic bone with your knife \n      or a small hatchet.\n6.   The next step is to simply roll the deer over so it is facing the\n      the downward and let gravity assist in the removal of the gut \n      sac. You may have to pull slightly on it but it wont take much.\n7.   I ALWAYS carry 2 gallon jugs of clean water in my truck to \n      wash out the cavity of the deer and wipe it out with an old \n      dish towel. Keeping the meat clean is part of good handling \n      techniques.\n8.   If you are like me and eat the liver and heart then you can\n      cut those from the stomach lining and rinse them off and put\n      them in a zip lock bag.\n9.   Depending on the time of year and temperature you may \n      want to go to wal mart and purchase a cheesecloth type deer\n      bag to help protect from dirt and bugs and cover the deer at\n      this point. Also if its warm stop at the closest quickie mart \n      and get a couple of bags of ice to put inside the cavity of the\n      deer to aid in quicker cooling. \n10. I didnt see anyone else mention this but this would be the \n      time to "TAG" your deer just in case you get stopped by one\n      of your friendly game and parks or DNR officials.\n\nThis is the quickest and easiest and less messy way I have found to field dress a deer. If its a trophy you want to mount DO NOT follow this procedure. I would suggest contacting the taxidermist who is going to mount it prior to field dressing many taxidermists have different ways they prefer an animal be dressed. I hope this helps and HAPPY HUNTING! Ive got 5 deer so far since bow season opened and today is opening day of rifle season.
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It is what is called a browse line. It's produced by deer or other large animals. The deer eat any branches that hang down low enough for them to reach and as a result the branches all grow at the same minimum height.
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I don't believe it's dog pee that's dangerous to the health, but rather dog feces.  Not to mention the fact that it gets all over your shoes as well!  Dogs do pee mostly on trees and bushes, but it's not limited to those areas, and they tend to poop anywhere they want to.  The only way you can completely control this problem is to fence in the area and post a no trespassing sign.  Barring that, you could fence a smaller area for your kids to play in, and post signs requesting pet owners to clean up after their dogs.  A supply of plastic bags and a trash receptacle would further encourage them to follow those rules, but it would make extra (and unpleasant) work for you to empty the "trash".\n\nYou could also call your local pet store or humane society for advice.  There are products made to keep dogs away, but I don't know if it would work in a large wooded area.\n\nGood luck, I hope you find the perfect solution.
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you can buy snake repelant at most garden centers. you can also buy coyote urine at a garden center which freaks out most animals (including me).
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No...it's just being a goat.  Instead, take a water bottle with you when you are going to be near the goat, if it tries to head butt you, squirt it in the face with the water.  Goats are smart, and they don't like to get wet.  It only takes a couple of times, and the goat will figure it out and quit head butting.
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So they can pee and ejaculate!!
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i found this hope it helps you\n\nTuesday October 4, 2005 Previous | Next \n \nDear Yahoo!: \nHow does scratch and sniff work? \nNicole\nClinton Township, Michigan \n \nDear Nicole: \nBefore exploring the technology behind scratch-and-sniff paper, we must first examine the very nature of smelling itself. In order to smell something, actual molecules must travel through the air and into your nose. This is kind of unnerving, when you think about it. \nScratch-and-sniff paper, truly a wonder of the modern age, works because of something called microencapsulation technology. This process takes these tiny aroma-generating molecules, known as odorants, and suspends them inside millions of tiny capsules. \n\nThese little capsules really are tiny -- one square inch of scratch-and-sniff paper contains approximately 50 million of them. They're created by a patented process owned by the 3M Company. \n\nSo how does it work exactly? Basically, a perfume is emulsified, or whipped, into a plastic liquid. This breaks up the perfume (which can smell like anything -- strawberries, root beer, old shoes, you name it) into billions of tiny odorants suspended in plastic. \n\nThe plastic is then sprayed onto paper and dried. When you scratch the dried plastic, the odorants are released, and voila -- eau de old
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I love eating venison to. I do not know how to get rid o the smell.\nhere are some recipes http://www.wisconsinhunter.com/Recipes/venisonmenu.html
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Deer usually satisfy most of their moisture requirements with the browse they eat.  Green plants have a high moisture content.  In hot weather or more arid parts of their range, they will need to drink, usually just once a day.
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we have raised  5 deers and I find they like the horse and mule sweet feed best. we also use plain whole corn or crete. but they will also browse on other green stuff. and still come back to the horse and mule feed.no matter what you feed them, they will still browse other food we had 2 bucks and 3 does. and they does  brings in their little one's to us.they also loved to be scratched  behind the ear's and jaws
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Almost all animals use pheromones.  Hippopotamus females release pheromones to let males know when they are ready to mate (estrus).  Dung is the most important form of hippo scent communication, however.  As a hippo defecates, it wags its tail at high speed, sending dung flying everwhere.  Hippo dung has an exceptionally poignant scent, and is a way to mark territory very obviously.
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It's either by sense of smell or completely random, but if they find so much as a drop of spilt juice once they're in, they can breed & you are plagued until you find & destroy the breeding ground - which can be very hard work!
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Pee into water.\n\nNot the most elegant way but conveniently available.
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Well where I live I know they like Acorns from the Oak Trees. The wild berries I think of here are Dewberries (Blackberries). Maybe Huckleberries. They also like Persimmons and Beer. They make wine from the Persimmons. Craziest party animals I ever been around. Deers are a Hoot when they drunk.
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witch hazel should do the trick