As the gun deer season approaches, Chris Hardie takes a therapeutic walk in the woods to prepare his deer stand. This experience allows him to unplug from the noise of social media and politics, finding solace in the sights and sounds of nature. He observes trout spawning in a nearby creek, marveling at the life cycle of the fish as they lay eggs and prepare for the next generation to emerge in the spring. In addition to the trout, Hardie notices signs of the fall breeding season for deer, known as the rut. Bucks mark their territory with rubs, scrapes, and gland secretions as they seek out does in estrus. Despite the flurry of activity in the woods, Hardie finds peace and relaxation in his surroundings, using the experience as a form of medicine for his mind and soul. With the upcoming hunting season in full swing, he is grateful for the opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate the beauty of the natural world.
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Nature: The Ultimate Calming Medicine – Central Wisconsin News
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