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I have no experience with anything other than whitetail, and after hunting them for over forty years I can tell you that you just never...

At some point they will be back. The fact that they escaped proved to them that the bedding location worked to avoid predation. Bump...

They will come back. I purposely bump whitetail bucks sometimes so I can find them. I think of bedding areas not specific beds. I’m...

I'm also in NW Florida and in my experience most bucks seem to prefer a few favorite places depending on wind. Many times when dog...

We bump bucks every night coonhunting with dogs and the next day they are right back on our cameras, doesnt really seem to affect them...

They call it “bump and dump” for a reason. They’ll come back.

I honestly think it depends on a lot of factors and species of deer. Growing up hunting the brushy foothills in northern California my...

I don’t believe a deer sleeps in a specific bed all the time. It all depends on wind and pressure (whether human or predator). I do...

@Jahnny thank you very much for starting this thread. I am enjoying the answers.

I want to preface that it depends what “bump” means as well as other factors like, like deers experience and age, pressure and the such...

I think it depends on the area you are hunting more than anything. Two of the biggest bucks I’ve ever seen or shot in my life actually...

I have surprised a young whitetail buck and had it hang around (go off a hundred yards, snort, try to sneak back), during squirrel...

I think the first time he is bumped,he will return. It might be a week or more. Bump him again and no promises. This is assuming he is...

Ok. So I’ve been having this debate with a couple people. I’d love to here your guys answers. Bumping a buck out of his bed /bedding...