FroMan

Well, the rut must be about to kick in in Arkansas. Mom said when she got home from church this morning she noticed that my 3-D buck shooting target was in pieces and on the ground again.

This will be the 3rd year in a row that a deer has ripped my targets head off. It's got gouges and holes all over its head and neck. You think that they would learn, especially after the target is just standing there and not fighting back.

Maybe I should put my gamecam aimed at it next year. Any of you guys have this happen to your bow target? It is...to say the least...kinda humorous.

springgobbler

When will they learn??? Shoot!

Set a stand and hunt!!!

MDManiac

I'd say get a new one and a camera and set it up!!! See what comes out!!!

fl.huntress

it's actually kinda cool to have deer come in to your target but i'm sure it's gonna get expensive...the trail cam sounds like a great idea.

G-Dawg_02

Well by process of elimination, we know it wasn't my buck.. Hey, I wonder if it was that other one i saw when i was coming out??

Firehawk7309

That would be the easiest decision of my life. I'd either get in a tree near the target or set a blind up and wait.

turtleshell

Pretty safe to say that it's happening at night, right?

nubowhntr

Froman, Wher in Arkansas? I live in Central, Ar near conway. Activity is slowly picking up round here. I see that it is supposed to be warm this week. That sux. Maybe next week it will cool off and get them started.

Tommy

gzg38b

Yes! My dad has one of those ornamental lawn deer in his back yard near our hunting woods. It's been up for three years. Yesterday the thing was knocked over, the ears were chewed off, and the head was all crushed in. The ground was all chewed up with tracks. We think it was a big buck based on the tracks. This makes me think deer decoys might be a good strategy....

ShootEmUpBuck

If you can bowhunt where you live, I would just set up right by the target, and wait for him to come in. Good luck!