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Deeer droppings resemble coffe beans. usully in a small circular pile. depending on the time they have sat in that pile , they may appeared dry of whiteish or if fresh , shiny and glossy. sometimes , the small bean shaped droppings can clump together which is indictave of a high wheat or alfalfa or such diet.
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