Chasing off deer

[whitetailfanatic]

Wait till dark then get out, unless someone else is there and have them drive up

[KenWood]

I shine a flashlight in their eyes. They end up just walking off. I keep shining em till I see they didn’t stop and watch me get out.

[4dog]

all of the above at 1 point or another.

[Texas Grown]

I start with some mouse/bird squeeks. They kiss at them like you would when calling a dog. They are slow to leave.

[Muskles]

Hunt East Texas. No need to run off what's not there.

[1968]

Hunt East Texas. No need to run off what's not there.

This is so true and funny.

[Bob G]

A remote car… works for coons too, you’re welcome 🤠

tending the fire,
Bob G.

[Smart]

I have a fawn bleat can. Turn it over a few times and they leave. I know I know...its supposed to attract them but it doesn't..

[kas7]

I just get out of the stand, they are so tame they just look and keep eating.

[MnM]

Water bottle here also

[JakeM]

I just get out and walk away. I tried throwing rocks before and they looked at me like i was stupid and kept eating, at least the does do.

[bigskinny]

The remote car is a great idea, especially for coons or turkeys, those turkeys can clean a feeder up in no time

[LivinADream]

I've heard there is a member here that just casts devious glares in their direction. Not sure how well it works, but sounds simple enough.

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[Gunnyart]

But if I’m trying to draw on one and my chair squeaks they bolt like a scalded ape.

[bmac]

But if I’m trying to draw on one and my chair squeaks they bolt like a scalded ape.

Then just squeak your chair, they will either leave like always or get use to it and stay.


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