If you can see the declaw impressions it is typically a buck but this isn't always true.

look for two indentions directly behind the hooves, thos are dew claws and generally a buck

I agree with Chris bucks food prints are usually wider, and the toes are slightly further apart. Depending on the terain, bucks tracks may be deeper.

I agree with what everyone else is say except this, areas with really heavy hunting pressure will have a lot of young bucks, old does. that's the way it is here. That being said big does have big tracks. Ofcourse if you find one that is 4.5 inches you've found a true monster! Usually those guys will sink deep enough that you'll see the dew claws

I was always told that if the split in thier hooves are gapped so far than it is a buck and a does are more placed together

Does have wider hips and will step more to the outside of the tracks left by her front hooves. Bucks will typically track more on top of the front hoof prints.

Everybody took my answers above, but if all of that fails; follow the tracks until you jump the deer, question answered!!!!

It will be wider as well as a little deeper if it is a buck... also does can be usually told different from Bucks because does usually travel in groups rather than bucks who more often than non travel by themselves.

Agreed with Beekeeper answer above and A + 1 for you sir!!!

what if you are trying to put a trail cam up and the deer are long gone then you cant jump it and have you guys ever seen a doe with 2 white spots on its throght
because i got one with my stelth cam and it has too spots on her throght i thought it was cool.