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Went for a walk today, mainly to site a game camera and to try and keep these old legs moving.
Found a couple of wallows, one of which looks to be still in use. Is that likely or am I miss reading things.
Before anyone asks, I didn't put the camera over the wallow as I didn't want to disturb it any more than I had.
Hoping to follow up there next year.
Camera is on a game trail nearby.
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I forgot that I took a photo
Red deer can wallow all year round.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7mm tragic
I saw a wallow in the bush early in the week well worked over so nothing unusual mate.
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Originally Posted by BRADS
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Until trail cameras came into being - many of us didn't realise hinds also use wallows outside the roar. Though pigs in my area also use stag wallows.
I had thought of pigs as there is plenty of pig sign around as well, hadn't thought of hinds which as it happens is who I am trying to locate. Thanks.
BTW that is decent wallow!
@Hunteast ive just learnt something new :thumbsup:
Bit of an update.
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Quite a few of them use it almost daily. No deer unfortunately.
Late cycling hinds and spikers will use wallows a very small amount, once the older wise ones have moved on
