The presence of deer poop—which most often looks like a pile of dark brown pellets—can tell you where deer are feeding, bedding, and traveling. Similarly, the absence of deer poop is important: If you ...

What exactly deer poop looks like—especially if it’s the deer poop right in front you—can absolutely help you get your buck. So, use guide below to help you interpret the droppings you find.

Deer If you find piles of Deer poop in dense cover, you might be onto a big buck. Pete Sucheski. Deer scat (whitetail or muley) looks like proverbial Raisinets—oval in shape, ...

Deer poop piles are proportional. Big ones indicate big deer and vice versa. If you find large, shiny piles in heavy cover, you’re probably near a good buck’s bedding area.

Reindeer have very distinct droppings that reveal more than you may realize. From what they eat to where they migrate, ...

Deer poop isn’t that fun either, but does have an advantage, which we’re about to get to. Action Line couldn’t contact all Durango-area dog owners to see what was up with all the scattered ...

Experts from Greenpeace Switzerland were startled when they analyzed feces from a variety of wild animals.  "Oh s***, ...

Scientists have discovered that deer asymptomatic for a fatal brain condition known as chronic wasting disease excrete the infectious prions that cause the disease in their feces. The finding, they ...

Amswer: Deer droppings do have the potential to transmit both E. coli and chronic wasting disease (CWD), the latter of which is specific to deer and elk and has symptoms similar to mad cow disease.

Reindeer droppings are much like regular deer droppings. They can be round or oval-shaped, and they From what they eat to where they migrate, reindeer poop is incredibly telling.