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2022 Shed Hunting Thread
- Thread starter PEEJAY
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Found this one laying in the corn pile in western Maryland on Tuesday .
Thats not a western MD buck in your avatar is it? If it is thats a hell of a mountain buck
Hey fellas, what's your secret to finding sheds? Do ya'll use a dog? I know deer density matters of course and that may be part of it, but I have marginal success although I cover a lot of ground, check bedding areas, south facing slopes, known late season feeding areas. Any other tips?
Walk slow, stop often and look behind you.
yeah that's basically what I rely on
I threw an old shed out in the snow in the backyard a couple of weeks ago hoping one of my dogs would find it and get a nose for shed hunting. Its still buried out there somewhere. 
Guess I'm going to have to do it the old fashioned way.
Guess I'm going to have to do it the old fashioned way.
My dogs used to find sheds hidden in the yard all day long including some fresh picked up with gloves on etc but take them to the woods and they go crazy and never found sh!t.I threw an old shed out in the snow in the backyard a couple of weeks ago hoping one of my dogs would find it and get a nose for shed hunting. Its still buried out there somewhere.
Guess I'm going to have to do it the old fashioned way.
I could never get my dog to find anything but rotten dead things lol. I look for bedding areas close to food sources and field edges. I never find them out in the middle of fields or open areas. Almost never on their trails too.
Hall17
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Judging by rack I’d say yearling….hahahaha
Hahahahaha love a good clean hunting joke. Cute little guy too! Wish I had a baby
Hes 6 weeks.
WISCO
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Sitting here in Northern Wisconsin with a foot of snow on the ground. Makes for some hard shed hunting. I wont be out till end of March / early April. Yall southern boys don't know how good you got it.