How can you tell buck tracks, from doe tracks?
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Buck tracks are generally bigger. A good rule ofe thumb is that tracks longer than 4.5" are usually made by bucks. Also buck tracks are generally deeper dew to being heavier. This also means that the tracks may be splayed and include the marks from the dew claws.
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I agree with what everyone else is say except this, areas with really heavy hunting pressure will have a lot of young bucks, old does. that's the way it is here. That being said big does have big tracks. Ofcourse if you find one that is 4.5 inches you've found a true monster! Usually those guys will sink deep enough that you'll see the dew claws
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