Exactly lol. I just let my dog outside and she panicked then ran back in the house. Something made a horrible sound then ran off into the woods and continued making that short for a minute then just left. Crazy stuff. My dog just needed to pee lol
Whitetails snort loudly when they are startled to reveal to them whatever predator might be nearby. They swish their tails as they run away and glance back to see what might be chasing them. It's a way to foil an ambush.
@@walkwithcarrie she smelled you. The only defense is to sit downwind of the deer. They have a more keen sense of smell than coyotes. The sound she makes is called "blowing'. They do it to warn other deer of danger. She will also leave a scent that warns other deer. Bucks rarely do this they just get the hell outta Dodge. It's far more common with does. ETA: They have poor eyesight. If you sit motionless they can't see you. They can see movement.
The exhaling through the nose does two things. One, the sound alerts other deer and two, they are also clearing their nose to then take in fresh scent. Another thing deer do is stomp their feet to get whatever has their attention to move if you are standing still and cannot be readily identified. I have spent many hours in the woods observing these wonderful animals.
I was amazed when I caught on to the stomping. So freaking intelligent. They got me a few times like that. Then one day I seen a buck doing it right it front of me. He would stomp twice look around then take a step and repeat. That was the day I learned to not react to noises
Thanks. That makes a lot of since. I’m a relatively new hunter. I’ve heard that exhaling in the woods before during my summer scouting but never really paid much attention to it until season opener started. Now I know if I hear that exhaling I pretty much spooked the deer out already.
I'm 50 years old, deep south denizen. Lifelong deer hunter. The snort is an alert, not sure about the clearing business. Bucks will also wheeze, which can startle the SHIT OUT OF YOU if close and unexpected. Stomping means you're busted and ya better take your shot quick. Bleating from does, fawns, and bucks have many lengths of duration and vocalization and many different meanings. Keep up peeping Tom on them! They are AMAZING animals, and are like dogs or goats- smart, inquisitive, and fill of personality.
@@homeostasis4me485 I've seen tons of does stomp when they know something isn't quite right or they see you in your stand but can't quite figure it out. It's usually the older, smarter ones. They will be on alert, but 9 times out of 10, they will calm down and go back to browsing or doing what ever they were doing, if they don't wind you or see you move. I really think that when they stomp, they are trying to flush out whatever they think it is that they can't see. They want you to move so that they can verify what's wrong.
Whitetails snort loudly when they are startled to reveal whatever predator might be nearby. They also swish their tails as they run away and glance back to see what might be chasing them. Beautiful animals indeed.
the tails are my favorite part. they warn other deer where they're heading, and also daze and confuse predators if you have a bunch of deer running away and zig-zagging through trees.
Did you know that young fawns meow like kittens? Yep, thats the sound they make. Then as they grow a little older they make a sound like a squeaky little bleat, when they are afraid, or lonely, or they are calling for family. I live on a wildlife refuge, and watch them all the time.
My dog was sitting still and quiet looking in the direction of 2 deer in our yard shortly ago. It was completely dark. I shone my flashlight briefly in the direction she was looking confirming 2 deer looking in our direction then turned it off. After 2-3 minutes, I heard this sound about 3-4 times. A minute later, they trotted off into the woods. I am surprised that in nearly 60 years I had never heard deer make this sound. Very cool.
I’ve read multiple comments that could be considered anti-hunting so I would just like to provide some education. First most hunters are not out for blood. Most hunters have a deep respect for the animals they hunt that non-hunters could not understand. Hunting has done more for conservation than any group like green peace. Hunters pump in millions of dollars for conservation efforts. There’s actually a tax on hunting equipment that goes into conservation efforts. Hunters are responsible for millions of acres being protects and conserved. Land that provides 4 season outdoor recreation opportunities for everyone both hunters and none hunters. Hunting is not about the kill for most. It’s about the experience. The kill is just a bonus that provides health organic meat for their families. I guarantee a deer harvested by a hunter has lived a much better life than any animal you’ll buy at a grocery store including meat labeled organic or grass feed.
@@iamsick5204 Pardon? You can't be serious, right? What do you think happened to deer before humans? Here's a whole list of whitetail predators alone from literally the first Google search on the matter: "bears, coyotes, wolves, bobcats, mountain lions, fishers, foxes, eagles, and even alligator"
@@furthings where i live we have foxes and eagles which probably only prey on the fawns if at all. Deers only real predator the wolf used to be around my area but have been pushed out way up into northern Canada. They have reintroduced wolfs to Yellowstone which i believe to be a bad idea and its a really really bad idea in the place where i live
3:49-3:51 I have heard one of those made the same sound while I was walking around the Cemetery yesterday afternoon. I thought it was a bird, but when I looked at one of the White Tailed Deer, I was surprised that the sound came from them. I never thought I would hear something like that in person.
This happens to me on a regular basis where I live. They stomp their foot a few times, trying to scare you off and if you don’t leave, they make that noise to warn the other deer to evacuate.
I just heard this sound in my wooded backyard and it freaked me out. Thought it was a dinosaur! Never heard that sound before. It sounded like it was running then stopped. There's a few does and babies in the area, so I walked back inside incase it was about to be attacked. Thanks for helping me solve the mystery.
Thank you for this. That's a sound I've heard many times and know exactly what it is, but trying to describe it to someone who hasn't ever heard it before is really hard and most videos about deer sounds are grunts, not the gtfoh sound a doe makes
both male and female will make this sound or call, bucks usually have a deeper sound when making this call but most definitely do it also, it is an alarm call to alert other deer in the area that they heard, seen or smelled something they didn't like
Yeah I’ve definitely heard bucks make this noise. One “barked” at me in total darkness on my way back from a tree stand in the middle of the night. At the time I didn’t know it was a deer. Then the next morning my buddies saw and spooked the same deer and it barked at them too. Luckily I was perfectly positioned to shoot that buck on his way outta there. Since then I’ve had two more immature bucks walk up on our camp site and bark at us in the night.
Whitetails have a pretty big vocabulary, that was an alarm snort. They grunt, snort, wheeze, bawl, mew etc. The other noises were warblers and a red winged blackbird.
If you listen closely. You can hear a deer cry through the video but it’s sound so low. It’s pretty far away and then at the end when you hear the real loud one. That’s so scary
And that’s not the sound it would make if it’s in estrus, I’m a hunter and that’s just because she sensed something wrong and didn’t feel safe. That’s why she made that noise.
We live in an area dubbed 'deer land' by the locals because of the huge herds of deer that they can see when driving down our road. We have them come through the yard every day, and they bring their fawns through too. I have lived here for over 30 years, and I've seen thousands of deer. They are really skittish and will bolt if the wind blows. But I have never hear one make that noise. Weird.
So I live in Romania. We dont have whitetails but we do have fallow deer and red stags. Red Stags make a powerful roaring sound. I went on a walk in the forest near where i live. It was fall, so the mating season has started. As i walked a bit deeper into the forest you could just hear the echo of theri roars. Amazing animals.
I had to watch a nature documentary years ago to realize they made noise, and then I moved to a wooded area that was laden with deer, and experienced the sort of "mewing/howling" noise they make after a few minutes of direct eye contact with you...
i had this experience today. two of them were romping. i stopped to look back and they were watching me. we all stood there for about a minute. i thanked them for showing themselves & turned to walk back to the house. i heard a screech. looked back and the one screeched 2 more times and then walked off. the 2nd one was still standing there quietly.
That is a deer rasp. They do that when they’re scared and also to alert other deer in the area of danger. They also do bleats too. They’re much more cool sounding.
Just heard again 6/2/21. I know our neighborhood (Clayton, NC) has a group of 6, and they seem small. However, that harsh vocalization still sounds odd coming from these delicate creatures.
That is the sound I hate when I’m hunting. That means she doesn’t like the smell of something or she doesn’t like the situation that is happening there. It means busting u
If you want to be scared go walking into the forest around dusk just when it's dark and listen to them then. You will never look at deer the same way again.
I was once sleeping rough in the woods & in the dead of night pitch black roebuck deer started calling it got a reply deeper in the wood but it was a terrifying sound scared the sh..t out of me
Man they really are similar to sheep, the way they behave is just like how a sheep does when cautious, yet at the same time its alot like horse's way due to that they move carefully (unlike sheep)
@Andrew Rigsby And we as human beings are the MOST overpopulated and destructive “animals” in existence. We’d be over run? After acres of forest are cut down for HUMANS? They were here first. Live and let live.
@Andrew Rigsby Not true actually, humans overrun the world, if we just left things alone they'd thrive like they have before we ever dominated the population, the deer did just fine before we came to America. We are actually way over populated and the global problems is a people problem not an animal problem, we messed up the ego system the minute we set foot on an enviroment and started changing it, America was never over populated with animals before Americans came over, and the indians didn't mess with the enviroment or the population, they just did what the animals did and survived and thrived along with them, they didn't try to change anything and their was no global problems, their are many areas with no humans and they are doing very well actually.
Something just got eaten (made a real racket for a few minutes, you could hear it from far away) in the woods beside my garden in north-eastern France, trying to figure out what it was, I heard it being brought away by whatever got it, when I first heard it I thought it might be the cats fighting but ince outside you realise it is much bigger and noisier than a cat fight... don't think it was a young wild boar, didn't make pig noises and schreaks... my cat came running looking worried and glad to come in...
People don’t realize that whenever deer look at you and then look away, they are trying to get a better angle to see you so don’t move until they start walking again. Deer don’t have amazing eyesight so they look for movement instead of a silhouette.
I think it's a part of the snort wheeze but I think it's like there warning call the last 2 years I've had deer do this to me walking in the woods in the morning and pushed them out there beds and didn't see anything each time it happened after that
For all those wondering or not wondering this is the sound a deer makes whenever it hears sees or smells you now if you excuse me I have to pick up the crossbow I just dropped while hunting and yes I’m deer hunting
I have heard that at night, but it sounded sharper and i thought it was a large bird being attacked by a predator? Freaked me out, i went into get my handsome man...he said it was a deer. I have heard the snort or exhale noise but what i had heard last night sounded like a very large teradactal or mongaloid size ancient bird thing.
Just heard a deer in my backyard (I'm in the deep south) make this noise several times at a feral cat several times. Never heard a buck or doe make noise IRL. Wish I'd had my phone on me to record it.
I was in my ground blind this evening and was getting ready to pack up and leave when I heard this very same sound about 8 times. I've never heard this exact sound and was wondering if it was a gathering call. The deer never showed itself so I guess I got busted.
Doesn't mean your hunt is over. Maybe for that particular deer or even a group of deer with her. However I have had deer in front of me and heard 1 blowing off in the distance and the deer in front of me could not have cared less. I have also killed a big buck no longer than 20 minutes after a doe blew something else around my area.
Thats the sound they make to signal danger. You basically spooked it. You can see it trying to pick up smell throughout the video and I guess it caught a downwind breeze towards the end with your smell in it
The vast majority of hunters have a deep respect for deer that none hunters can not understand. Deer hunting pumps millions of dollars into conservative efforts. There is actually a tax on hunting equipment that goes to conservation efforts. Hunters have done more for conservation that groups like green peace could ever dream of. Millions of acres of land have been protected for public use because of hunters. Those public lands are then available for year round use and at the most people are hunting on those lands 2-3 months out of the year. Most hunters aren’t just about the kill it’s about the experience of seeing many different animals interact in a natural environment. Harvesting a deer that provides health organic meat for their families is just a bonus
They are so cute. I'm moving to an area with alot of deer, I'll be putting up some fencing. I have a small dog. Do i need to spray the yard for ticks or anything if they been laying there, not much grass, mostly dirt, new construction.
It’s not like the hunters don’t love the deer. Overpopulation can be very dangerous and the deer can starve to death because there wouldn’t be enough food for them
I cross by deer all the time; especially does (females). And now after this video, I understand why they don't speak much... Because when they do, it's damn near horrifying.
I drive courier route in center Pennsylvania mon-fri through inner state roads and I have to evade deer constantly since they seem to use the darkness and quiet AM hours to go out in groups and party it up
Did we all hear the same sounds one late night and come running to TH-cam to confirm that it was indeed a living creature we heard? 😂
that’s what i’m doin rn 😭😭
yeah exactly, im just chilling out here and then all of a sudden i think i hear a skinwalker 😂
That’s why I’m here tonight!🤣🤣
Yep totally think there’s deer in my backyard but I don’t wanna get up and check
Exactly lol. I just let my dog outside and she panicked then ran back in the house. Something made a horrible sound then ran off into the woods and continued making that short for a minute then just left. Crazy stuff. My dog just needed to pee lol
Title: "ever hear a deer make this sound?"
The entire video til the end: no sound.
3:48
Actually, I could hear the frog (or frogs), but the deer? Not until the end.
Whitetails snort loudly when they are startled to reveal to them whatever predator might be nearby. They swish their tails as they run away and glance back to see what might be chasing them. It's a way to foil an ambush.
Haha. That’s because we were sitting less then 10 feet away from the deer. We were trying to be quite!
@@walkwithcarrie she smelled you. The only defense is to sit downwind of the deer. They have a more keen sense of smell than coyotes.
The sound she makes is called "blowing'. They do it to warn other deer of danger. She will also leave a scent that warns other deer. Bucks rarely do this they just get the hell outta Dodge. It's far more common with does.
ETA: They have poor eyesight. If you sit motionless they can't see you. They can see movement.
The deer makes noise around 3:44 but u do reccomend watching the whole thing. Deers are very pretty 🦌
I appreciate that. I didn't have the time
Thank you
That was a warning they snort when they are scared
thx i came for sound and it shows walking deer...
Thank you
That’s what we refer to as blowing in the hunting world. They do it when threatened. They also grunt and bleat occasionally
The exhaling through the nose does two things. One, the sound alerts other deer and two, they are also clearing their nose to then take in fresh scent. Another thing deer do is stomp their feet to get whatever has their attention to move if you are standing still and cannot be readily identified. I have spent many hours in the woods observing these wonderful animals.
I was amazed when I caught on to the stomping. So freaking intelligent. They got me a few times like that. Then one day I seen a buck doing it right it front of me. He would stomp twice look around then take a step and repeat. That was the day I learned to not react to noises
I envy you
Thanks. That makes a lot of since.
I’m a relatively new hunter. I’ve heard that exhaling in the woods before during my summer scouting but never really paid much attention to it until season opener started. Now I know if I hear that exhaling I pretty much spooked the deer out already.
I'm 50 years old, deep south denizen. Lifelong deer hunter. The snort is an alert, not sure about the clearing business. Bucks will also wheeze, which can startle the SHIT OUT OF YOU if close and unexpected. Stomping means you're busted and ya better take your shot quick. Bleating from does, fawns, and bucks have many lengths of duration and vocalization and many different meanings. Keep up peeping Tom on them! They are AMAZING animals, and are like dogs or goats- smart, inquisitive, and fill of personality.
@@homeostasis4me485 I've seen tons of does stomp when they know something isn't quite right or they see you in your stand but can't quite figure it out. It's usually the older, smarter ones. They will be on alert, but 9 times out of 10, they will calm down and go back to browsing or doing what ever they were doing, if they don't wind you or see you move. I really think that when they stomp, they are trying to flush out whatever they think it is that they can't see. They want you to move so that they can verify what's wrong.
Whitetails snort loudly when they are startled to reveal whatever predator might be nearby. They also swish their tails as they run away and glance back to see what might be chasing them. Beautiful animals indeed.
the tails are my favorite part. they warn other deer where they're heading, and also daze and confuse predators if you have a bunch of deer running away and zig-zagging through trees.
Did you know that young fawns meow like kittens? Yep, thats the sound they make. Then as they grow a little older they make a sound like a squeaky little bleat, when they are afraid, or lonely, or they are calling for family. I live on a wildlife refuge, and watch them all the time.
Cool! I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I’ve been wondering what I’ve been hearing.
That means you're busted she's telling the whole neighborhood
She said I’ve seen enough I’m out of here! Enjoyed
My dog was sitting still and quiet looking in the direction of 2 deer in our yard shortly ago. It was completely dark. I shone my flashlight briefly in the direction she was looking confirming 2 deer looking in our direction then turned it off. After 2-3 minutes, I heard this sound about 3-4 times. A minute later, they trotted off into the woods. I am surprised that in nearly 60 years I had never heard deer make this sound. Very cool.
I’ve read multiple comments that could be considered anti-hunting so I would just like to provide some education. First most hunters are not out for blood. Most hunters have a deep respect for the animals they hunt that non-hunters could not understand. Hunting has done more for conservation than any group like green peace. Hunters pump in millions of dollars for conservation efforts. There’s actually a tax on hunting equipment that goes into conservation efforts. Hunters are responsible for millions of acres being protects and conserved. Land that provides 4 season outdoor recreation opportunities for everyone both hunters and none hunters. Hunting is not about the kill for most. It’s about the experience. The kill is just a bonus that provides health organic meat for their families. I guarantee a deer harvested by a hunter has lived a much better life than any animal you’ll buy at a grocery store including meat labeled organic or grass feed.
Well said!
Agreed. To let the dear go unculled is irresponsible.
It also needs to be said that deer dont have natural predators and would over populate quickly causing disease outbreaks and more car accidents.
@@iamsick5204 Pardon? You can't be serious, right? What do you think happened to deer before humans? Here's a whole list of whitetail predators alone from literally the first Google search on the matter: "bears, coyotes, wolves, bobcats, mountain lions, fishers, foxes, eagles, and even alligator"
@@furthings where i live we have foxes and eagles which probably only prey on the fawns if at all. Deers only real predator the wolf used to be around my area but have been pushed out way up into northern Canada. They have reintroduced wolfs to Yellowstone which i believe to be a bad idea and its a really really bad idea in the place where i live
But they don't hear my little arrow in flight 🇺🇸
3:49-3:51 I have heard one of those made the same sound while I was walking around the Cemetery yesterday afternoon. I thought it was a bird, but when I looked at one of the White Tailed Deer, I was surprised that the sound came from them. I never thought I would hear something like that in person.
Same here. Thought it was a giant bird on the ground in my field, then I saw it's white tail as it went into full retreat through the brush.
@@dirtydish6642 Except the Giant Flightless Birds like the Moa & the Elephant Bird are extinct.
Ty for the time stamp
Every hunters nightmare is this sound
And all I get are mice in my attic and squirrels that chew my porch
Deer makes noise at 3:55.
... except for the human whispering over it saying, "So cool...!" :(
Save yourself some time and skip to 3:49
That is the doe blowing. That is the alarm system to all other deer in the surrounding area a predator is nearby.
Skip to the end if you don’t watch nothing 😂
She stomps too. That's the other warning trick they use.
She's beautiful
Yes, im in love!
She so precious
Aww
Did you just assume it’s gender? Wtf is wrong with people
@@Dylpickle1111 um deers that do not have horns are women and the ones that have horns are men
This happens to me on a regular basis where I live. They stomp their foot a few times, trying to scare you off and if you don’t leave, they make that noise to warn the other deer to evacuate.
She is so pretty!
It’s pretty but it would be more pretty under my fireplace
@@jdottwoogdk7791 As every guy says. Its really a turn off.
@@jdottwoogdk7791 wouldn't it be over the fireplace?
I just heard this sound in my wooded backyard and it freaked me out. Thought it was a dinosaur! Never heard that sound before. It sounded like it was running then stopped. There's a few does and babies in the area, so I walked back inside incase it was about to be attacked. Thanks for helping me solve the mystery.
Thank you for this. That's a sound I've heard many times and know exactly what it is, but trying to describe it to someone who hasn't ever heard it before is really hard and most videos about deer sounds are grunts, not the gtfoh sound a doe makes
both male and female will make this sound or call, bucks usually have a deeper sound when making this call but most definitely do it also, it is an alarm call to alert other deer in the area that they heard, seen or smelled something they didn't like
Sounds rough or nasal kind of like a crow bird call...caaaw
Yeah I’ve definitely heard bucks make this noise. One “barked” at me in total darkness on my way back from a tree stand in the middle of the night. At the time I didn’t know it was a deer. Then the next morning my buddies saw and spooked the same deer and it barked at them too. Luckily I was perfectly positioned to shoot that buck on his way outta there. Since then I’ve had two more immature bucks walk up on our camp site and bark at us in the night.
She winded or saw you & is sending out a warning signal to the other deer.
Whitetails have a pretty big vocabulary, that was an alarm snort. They grunt, snort, wheeze, bawl, mew etc. The other noises were warblers and a red winged blackbird.
Fast forward to about 3:50 unless you want to watch a doe
Scared the ba-jesus outta me!!! Good video!
One minute in, just out of an abundance of caution, I hovered my mouse near the END of the video just to make sure Rick Astley wasn't there
If you listen closely. You can hear a deer cry through the video but it’s sound so low. It’s pretty far away and then at the end when you hear the real loud one. That’s so scary
my dad calls this “blowing” they sometimes do it to him while he’s hunting if the deer can see or smells him
My dad went hunting for years. Never came home with any deer meat never talked about it either. Maybe cuz I'm a girl
And that’s not the sound it would make if it’s in estrus, I’m a hunter and that’s just because she sensed something wrong and didn’t feel safe. That’s why she made that noise.
3:48 if you want to skip to the part with sound
And here's me in a tent listening to animal alert noises, successfully riling all the other animals up.
i thought it wasn't going to make any noise and the end of the video was going to say "me neither"
We live in an area dubbed 'deer land' by the locals because of the huge herds of deer that they can see when driving down our road. We have them come through the yard every day, and they bring their fawns through too. I have lived here for over 30 years, and I've seen thousands of deer. They are really skittish and will bolt if the wind blows. But I have never hear one make that noise. Weird.
Heard this while high af I swear to God I never ran faster in my life
To make this sound, pretend you’re trying to blow out a candle flame twenty feet away.
So I live in Romania. We dont have whitetails but we do have fallow deer and red stags. Red Stags make a powerful roaring sound. I went on a walk in the forest near where i live. It was fall, so the mating season has started. As i walked a bit deeper into the forest you could just hear the echo of theri roars. Amazing animals.
That's so cool, I would love to see those.
I had to watch a nature documentary years ago to realize they made noise, and then I moved to a wooded area that was laden with deer, and experienced the sort of "mewing/howling" noise they make after a few minutes of direct eye contact with you...
i had this experience today. two of them were romping. i stopped to look back and they were watching me. we all stood there for about a minute. i thanked them for showing themselves & turned to walk back to the house. i heard a screech. looked back and the one screeched 2 more times and then walked off. the 2nd one was still standing there quietly.
Am I the only Marauders fan that suddenly asked themselves "what noise on earth would Prongs make on a Moony night?"
Glad I now know that harsh noise is a deer. Heard it in the woods behind my house-thought it was some kind bird!
That is a deer rasp. They do that when they’re scared and also to alert other deer in the area of danger. They also do bleats too. They’re much more cool sounding.
@@joshrzasa4911 it's a snort
Same I got scared I even recorded it to show my mother lol
pls i heard the same it kept yelling at me
Just heard again 6/2/21. I know our neighborhood (Clayton, NC) has a group of 6, and they seem small. However, that harsh vocalization still sounds odd coming from these delicate creatures.
"Havr you ever heard the sound a deer makes?" No, that's why I'm here
So I had to wait 4 minutes and really the sound was the last 12 seconds. Lots of pretty bird sounds though.
That is the sound I hate when I’m hunting. That means she doesn’t like the smell of something or she doesn’t like the situation that is happening there. It means busting u
If you want to be scared go walking into the forest around dusk just when it's dark and listen to them then. You will never look at deer the same way again.
Was telling a friend "the deer didn't honk at me today" and they were like W H A T? So after ALOT of searching I found this, thanks
Such a beautiful deer. thanks 4 sharing !
Deer will look at people head-on, doesn’t that mean they’re predators???
I was once sleeping rough in the woods & in the dead of night pitch black roebuck deer started calling it got a reply deeper in the wood but it was a terrifying sound scared the sh..t out of me
Man they really are similar to sheep, the way they behave is just like how a sheep does when cautious, yet at the same time its alot like horse's way due to that they move carefully (unlike sheep)
4 minutes long for a 10 second sound at the end of the video. Thanks for the anticipation
3:47 welcome
She was warning the other deer that there is danger.
That’s so sad - that we humans are dangerous to them. That hunters hunt. How could anyone kill something so gentle, peaceful, and BEAUTIFUL?
@@stephaniemcmahon3808 Life.
@Andrew Rigsby And we as human beings are the MOST overpopulated and destructive “animals” in existence. We’d be over run? After acres of forest are cut down for HUMANS? They were here first. Live and let live.
@@stephaniemcmahon3808 Yes! I Know!
@Andrew Rigsby Not true actually, humans overrun the world, if we just left things alone they'd thrive like they have before we ever dominated the population, the deer did just fine before we came to America. We are actually way over populated and the global problems is a people problem not an animal problem, we messed up the ego system the minute we set foot on an enviroment and started changing it, America was never over populated with animals before Americans came over, and the indians didn't mess with the enviroment or the population, they just did what the animals did and survived and thrived along with them, they didn't try to change anything and their was no global problems, their are many areas with no humans and they are doing very well actually.
It’s so crazy how the babies make actual sounds and the adults are like 🤧
Heard this and sounded like a bunch of bulldozers crashing through the trees just now.
I heard a Deer once warning other Deer...it sounded like a bird.
Something just got eaten (made a real racket for a few minutes, you could hear it from far away) in the woods beside my garden in north-eastern France, trying to figure out what it was, I heard it being brought away by whatever got it, when I first heard it I thought it might be the cats fighting but ince outside you realise it is much bigger and noisier than a cat fight... don't think it was a young wild boar, didn't make pig noises and schreaks... my cat came running looking worried and glad to come in...
Thanks..I now know why I have been hearing weird *shit* in my backyard!
People don’t realize that whenever deer look at you and then look away, they are trying to get a better angle to see you so don’t move until they start walking again. Deer don’t have amazing eyesight so they look for movement instead of a silhouette.
I think it's a part of the snort wheeze but I think it's like there warning call the last 2 years I've had deer do this to me walking in the woods in the morning and pushed them out there beds and didn't see anything each time it happened after that
I had no idea these noises I hear in the woods were deer!
every deer species makes different sounds
True bro true NOW SUB
I hear the frog. And.....finally the deer.
Yes actually I was in the woods studying my Bible and 4 of them walked up to me and all were making that same noise and they edged closer then ran off
For all those wondering or not wondering this is the sound a deer makes whenever it hears sees or smells you now if you excuse me I have to pick up the crossbow I just dropped while hunting and yes I’m deer hunting
No I didnt get anything
3:48
Ever hear a frustrated buck growling and grunting at a doe that won’t stand.
The deer blows in the end. Made bird sounds up until then
I have heard that at night, but it sounded sharper and i thought it was a large bird being attacked by a predator? Freaked me out, i went into get my handsome man...he said it was a deer.
I have heard the snort or exhale noise but what i had heard last night sounded like a very large teradactal or mongaloid size ancient bird thing.
Just heard a deer in my backyard (I'm in the deep south) make this noise several times at a feral cat several times. Never heard a buck or doe make noise IRL. Wish I'd had my phone on me to record it.
That was just her farting 🤣
How do deers cope with their ridiculous anxiety?
How?!
Sounds start at 3:50
Hunters know that all too well😞 means the hunt is over
I was in my ground blind this evening and was getting ready to pack up and leave when I heard this very same sound about 8 times. I've never heard this exact sound and was wondering if it was a gathering call. The deer never showed itself so I guess I got busted.
@@standiesel2271 depends on the wind and movement you made
Doesn't mean your hunt is over. Maybe for that particular deer or even a group of deer with her. However I have had deer in front of me and heard 1 blowing off in the distance and the deer in front of me could not have cared less. I have also killed a big buck no longer than 20 minutes after a doe blew something else around my area.
YOU DEER 🦌🦌🦌🦌
the real sound of the deer is when the lion is eating his genital area and the deer moans like crazy
It's called a snort which is a danger warning anybody who hunts has heard this at least a hundred times
That’s for when they are scared that’s there way of a warning it’s called blowing
I love this and there is so funny the deer just just standing right there😃😃😃
So all this time I thought a ded gum pterodactyl was in the damn woods?
Thats the sound they make to signal danger. You basically spooked it. You can see it trying to pick up smell throughout the video and I guess it caught a downwind breeze towards the end with your smell in it
Deer are so pretty!
My friend and I agree it sounds like an air tool called an impact.
I love deer, they're such beauties
I feel sorry for deer they have to always take a second to hear before walking because of predators and hunters these amazing creatures stay safe 👍
As a hunter you obviously don’t know shit about deers lol
The vast majority of hunters have a deep respect for deer that none hunters can not understand. Deer hunting pumps millions of dollars into conservative efforts. There is actually a tax on hunting equipment that goes to conservation efforts. Hunters have done more for conservation that groups like green peace could ever dream of. Millions of acres of land have been protected for public use because of hunters. Those public lands are then available for year round use and at the most people are hunting on those lands 2-3 months out of the year. Most hunters aren’t just about the kill it’s about the experience of seeing many different animals interact in a natural environment. Harvesting a deer that provides health organic meat for their families is just a bonus
Holy shit, was just outside smoking in the woods and heard something scream at me. So glad it’s a deer. Gonna be an easy hunting season lol
The Queen of the forest!! Where is the young Prince/Princess!?
I love deer. I think they are so sweet
that’s called blowing, used to signal danger
They are so cute. I'm moving to an area with alot of deer, I'll be putting up some fencing. I have a small dog. Do i need to spray the yard for ticks or anything if they been laying there, not much grass, mostly dirt, new construction.
I'm not sure about spraying for ticks. probably depends on where you're at. We have A LOT of ticks. I would ask the local feed store
That's beautiful doe. Honesty deers are thrilling creatures non deserve to be hunted its just wrong also wolf hunting and etc
It’s not like the hunters don’t love the deer. Overpopulation can be very dangerous and the deer can starve to death because there wouldn’t be enough food for them
I guess that's the sound they make when there's danger to warn other deer
Ever heard the sound of a groundhog screaming being chased by a guy on a bike ? I laughed so hard i almost crashed !!
You telling me you’ve never heard a doe blow
I cross by deer all the time; especially does (females). And now after this video, I understand why they don't speak much...
Because when they do, it's damn near horrifying.
Shes barking , they bark when they are scared
I drive courier route in center Pennsylvania mon-fri through inner state roads and I have to evade deer constantly since they seem to use the darkness and quiet AM hours to go out in groups and party it up
It’s definitely the eye lashes 🙌🏾 gorgeous!