From the time they fall off of their head until they start to grow new ones.
All kidding aside, I normally don't start looking until February.
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The prey must have the predator, just as the predator needs the prey. One without the other is something less. The wolf without the deer becomes a dog. The deer without the wolf becomes a cow. And what does man become?
Mid Feb. until it is too think and hot to walk around... about May. I find around 20 or so a year average. Last year I got 3 matched sets... biggest went about 150.... (all were on public)
I have a buch of pics hosted SILO
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Tight lines & shoot straight.
Quit watching TV and go out hunting or fishing.
I have found them any where from January through April and on occasion during hunting season when one has survived the rodents. If i had to pick just one month to be the most productive, it would be March.
I agree. Spring is the best time, but my brother-in-law found this one on my Dad's place November 3 this year. We had a guy hunting with us last year that missed him during bow season, and we never saw it again. We were thinking somebody probably shot him, but it looks like he made it through the year. It is pretty amazing it wasn't chewed up anymore than it was.