Tracking spiders
Contributors to this thread:Whitetail Deer
From: Grubby
14-Oct-19
Welp, I always knew he was probably right.
Today while listening to the MeatEater podcast they were discussing the daddy long legs as a tracking spider.
So..... you can come clean, if you have been using tracking spiders you can admit it now that it’s mainstream.
From: t-roy
14-Oct-19
I’ve had better success with piss bugs. They don’t range as far out from your position, and that lessons the chance of them jumping a wounded deer out of its bed while you’re tracking it.
From: Grubby
14-Oct-19
Can’t a piss bug take a deer down? Spiders can.
From: itshot
14-Oct-19
once watched a dung beetle work for several hours during a turkey hunt, taught me a lot about the importance of pig poop in the diverse dung community
From: Genesis
14-Oct-19
I prefer recluses as the shock collar stays on better.
From: Bou'bound
14-Oct-19
What was the the take on them from the podcast discussion.
From: JW
14-Oct-19
I’m with t-roy, piss bugs for me.
From: T Mac
14-Oct-19
During a bloodtrail I was on last week I had to laugh when one of my buddy’s said “man everywhere there’s blood there are spiders on it.” TBM was classic and didn’t try to be funny like one of the regulars!
From: Bowfreak
14-Oct-19
Lol! One of the best posts in a long time Steve!
From: Ironbow
14-Oct-19
I like wolf spiders. They track in a pack!
From: Tonybear61
14-Oct-19
Snow Spidey on the prowl, late Jan. in MN
Snow Spidey on the prowl, late Jan. in MN
You can't beat a snow spider for stealth and tenacity
From: Arrowhead
14-Oct-19
I'm gonna make a video of spiders on the blood trail one of these days.
From: drycreek
14-Oct-19
Ole TBH is reading this and laughing his ass off ...........
From: Bowfreak
15-Oct-19
I wonder if Rinella knows about sanding his feet?
From: GhostBird
15-Oct-19
... or the ole hamblaster shot...
