ABOUT THIS EPISODE
- ONX Code "WR" --ONX CODE: https://webmap.onxmaps.com/purchase/hunt/membership?promo=wr-- Mossy Oak Code "WR15" --https://store.mossyoak.com/In this episode of the Whitetail Research Podcast, I'm joined by Dr. Bronson Strickland and Dr. Natasha Neary for an in-depth discussion on whitetail behavior, intelligence, and the science behind how deer interact with their environment.As usual, the objective isn't necessarily to agree on everything, but to challenge assumptions, distinguish what research has established from what remains uncertain, and better understand an animal that continues to surprise us.-- PODCAST LINKS --YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@WhitetailResearch/podcastsSPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4mi77ulOaYycrAi0Cro1Zn?si=5sVK2exTR0GhCfkPecZaOwAPPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whitetail-research/id1875766041--WTR LINKS---PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/WhitetailResearchLearn more: https://whitetailresearch.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/whitetailresearchWebsite: hhtps://whitetailresearch.com-- Video Chapters --0:00 Intro02:08 Temperature Influence13:36 Hunter Influence14:31 Nocturnal Buck16:33 Food Plot Exposure17:54 Hunting At Night19:13 Overpopulation21:00 Deer Management22:47 Measuring Herd Health24:29 Coyote, Fawn, Mature Buck Study48:31 Turkeys49:43 Buck Bedding57:51 Individual Characteristics58:57 Even Bedding01:04:03 Buck Shifts01:11:43 Fragmented Bedding01:14:38 Synchronized Feeding01:25:53 Microbial Transition01:28:23 Wind Influence01:39:00 Science Has Yet To Explain01:44:47 Individualistic Behavior Evolution01:50:55 Antler Size Influence01:58:04 Breeding Hierarchy02:05:07 Mature Buck and Young Buck Relationship02:10:18 Tarsal Staining
