huntnma

good luck with that 10 point............

Illinois Bowhuntin

from the size of that rub I would say he isnt a very big one.The old one from last year might be a good buck but the newer one still seems kinda small.

PA Bow/Flinter

Yup, I found the first of the year just yesterday. And guess what, that ohh soo wonderful deer decided to make it 20 yds from my stand right in the middle of one of my shooting lanes.

SPIKEHORN11

Well I went back out today with my stealth cam to set it up on that scrape I found. But I couldn't find it. When I found it I was kinda lost but quickly found my way around. I was looking for it when I found another.I set the cam up on it and will return to it on thurs when I go squirrel hunting. Hope to see a buck on it.

mexhuntr

GOOD LUCK WITH THOSE GUYS![8D]

farm hunter

SPIKEHORN11-

Good luck getting a couple pictures - Those first scrapes are usually visited by ALL the local bucks.

Remember I put the camera on a scrape Yesterday? - Well I pulled the card today - and had a few pics of bucks working the scrape - and especially the licking branch last night. I'll probably leave the camera here the next 2 weeks.

FH







Bucks will occaisionally work old scrapes all summer - but not usually often enough to justify putting a camera on it.

Right now -most areas are entering that stage of Yearling Buck Dispersal -an new young bucks should start showing up every week - when the velvet comes off!

Good luck - post your pics.

FH

MASTERDIVER

I'd say you have it locked down. X marks the spot!

glew22

wow farm hunter those are some aweosme pics...lots of different bucks in 1 day

BowHuntingFool

I believe scrapes happen year around. More often during the rut to claim territory! I have a mock scrape that I made very early on LAST year that has been hit and hit again all year!

pocomoke

Scrapes happen year around as was mentioned above but really kick in at this time of year. I have pics from year around scrape use,both real and mock.