White-tailed deer have keen senses, and their vision plays a crucial role in their ability to detect predators and navigate their environment. Here are some key points about how well deer can see: Visual Acuity and Field of Vision Field of Vision: Deer have a wide field of vision, around 310
And life begins at Record Breaking Ranch. We welcome the newest elk fawn this spring of 2024. Elk fawning, also known as calving, is a critical period in the elk life cycle here at Record Breaking Ranch. Here are some key points about elk fawning: Timing Season: Elk calves are typically born in
In June, white-tailed deer at Record Breaking Ranch in Fulton, Missouri are experiencing a relatively calm period following the spring fawning season. Here’s what you can expect in terms of their behavior, habitat use, and management considerations during this time: Behavior and Habitat
Spring is a critical time for preparing for the upcoming whitetail deer hunting season. Proper preparation can improve your chances of a successful hunt and ensure that you’re ready when the season opens. Here are some key steps for spring prep: 1. Scouting and Habitat Management Trail Cameras: Set
The first fawn sighting of the year at Record Breaking Ranch is an exciting event for wildlife enthusiasts, hunters, and nature lovers. Fawn sightings at Record Breaking Ranch typically begin in late spring and early summer, depending on the region and the timing of the whitetail deer breeding
Scoring a non-typical buck involves measuring the antlers to determine their size and symmetry according to established scoring systems. The Boone and Crockett (B&C) Club also provides guidelines for scoring non-typical antlers. Here’s an overview of how non-typical bucks are scored using
Record Breaking Ranch pond enhancements behind the lodge are coming along and its filling up as we speak. It looks great!
Scoring a typical buck involves measuring the antlers to determine their size and symmetry according to established scoring systems. The most commonly used scoring system for white-tailed deer in North America is the Boone and Crockett (B&C) scoring system. Here’s an overview of how
Good camouflage is designed to help deer hunters blend into their surroundings effectively, minimizing their visibility to game animals. Several factors contribute to making good camouflage: Effective Coloration: Camouflage patterns should feature colors that mimic the natural environment where
