Hunters have long referred to a deer’s “sixth sense” because of this very common deer reaction and we now know that is indeed the sixth sense that they use to bust thousands of hunters all over the country every year. Have you ever wondered how that old buck just seemed to know you were there even though you were completely concealed, were totally still and silent, and had the wind in your favor? Different types of deer have different traits, but the one thing they all have in common is their uncanny ability to sense the presence of danger in their immediate surroundings. They are just an incredible challenge if you need to get in close. That’s why beating all of the deer’s senses simultaneously is so incredibly difficult and it is also why deer are America’s number one game species to hunt. They are hard-wired to instinctually react to any strange noise, smell, or visual cue, and even spiking electrical energy will cause deer to instantly react to avoid danger. No matter if you’re after a reclusive old whitetail buck in the Eastern US or a wary old mule deer buck out west, all deer are hyper-aware of their surroundings and they know their home range like you know your backyard. We all know deer have senses that are far more advanced than humans and they use everything they have to avoid hunters and stay alive. Having 21st-century technology built into your hunting clothing will significantly tip the scales of success in your favor this fall. More time, effort, and expense are invested in the pursuit of this iconic species than any other game animal in the world. No matter the sub-species all deer have the ability to sense the electrical emissions from other living beings and they use this to confirm living beings from inanimate objects. You can take your concealment efforts to a whole new level with a patented, conductive carbon-grid technology that’s woven into fabrics used in hunting gear that blocks your body’s natural electrical emissions. Not only do you need to stay undetected from the deer themselves, but also from all the other animals that can alert deer to the hunters’ presence. Deer habitat varies across the nation however one thing holds true- Getting as close as possible maximizes success. An experienced hunter would tell you how difficult it is to stalk and hunt any of the 5 deer species found in North America.

When it comes to deer hunting, hunters understand how important it is to stay undetected.

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