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Welcome
to Muddy Marsh Outfitters!
"Home of the best Sika
Deer hunting located on Maryland's Eastern Shore."
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Maryland's
Sika deer
have a very interesting history. Most records show that a small number
of Sika were released on James Island in 1916.
Since then, their numbers have increased dramatically, widely spreading
through Dorchester County. |
The Sika
is a close relative to the New World Elk,
native of Asia, we like to call them the "Poor Man's Elk." The
Sika is very vocal. Bugling stags and chirping does closely duplicate
the Rocky Mountain Elk.
Boggy
marshes and swamps are what the Sika calls home. The steady KPLOOSH-KPLOOSH
of hooves in water is sometimes the only warning that a Sika is approaching
one's stand.
The Sika doe averages 45-50 pounds, a trophy stag around 85-90 pounds
with 5-6 point racks sweeping towards its rump. |
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Hunting the
elusive Sika is an affordable means of reaching a high expectation in
a challenging bow hunt. We hope you come and join
us!
Thankyou,
T.J.
Jenkins
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