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08-03-2008 | 09:15 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: Tarsal scent locations for early bow season..?
I honestly have no idea. I know they have to urinate and deficate.....lol....but I wasn't aware they went to such lengths to do so (at ANY time of the year......the way you're describing they did it).
I'll sit back and listen. Interesting.
I'll sit back and listen. Interesting.
08-03-2008 | 09:18 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Deer Country
RE: Tarsal scent locations for early bow season..?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I honestly have no idea. I know they have to urinate and deficate.....lol....but I wasn't aware they went to such lengths to do so (at ANY time of the year......the way you're describing they did it).
I'll sit back and listen. Interesting.
I honestly have no idea. I know they have to urinate and deficate.....lol....but I wasn't aware they went to such lengths to do so (at ANY time of the year......the way you're describing they did it).
I'll sit back and listen. Interesting.
08-03-2008 | 09:25 AM
#7
Dominant Buck
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RE: Tarsal scent locations for early bow season..?
DT....
Don't take my reply as anything other than my ignoranceas towhat you saw. I am interested.
Have to ask, though......if he isn't the largest, oldest, etc.....
WHAT makes him so interesting to you v. the others (the larger, older ones)? Why do you want help getting on him above the others?
Don't take my reply as anything other than my ignoranceas towhat you saw. I am interested.
Have to ask, though......if he isn't the largest, oldest, etc.....
WHAT makes him so interesting to you v. the others (the larger, older ones)? Why do you want help getting on him above the others?
08-03-2008 | 09:58 AM
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Typical Buck
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From: Carrollton, GA
RE: Tarsal scent locations for early bow season..?
Perhaps he ate too many berrys and drank too much water. Some times you just have to go. Ya know.
JK
I've scouted a buck displaying similar behavior this season too. But not to that extreme. It may be he's trying to get his "area" mapped out early. Perhaps for fear of the other more dominant bucks in the area. Keep us informed as Jeff said it's very interesting.
JK
I've scouted a buck displaying similar behavior this season too. But not to that extreme. It may be he's trying to get his "area" mapped out early. Perhaps for fear of the other more dominant bucks in the area. Keep us informed as Jeff said it's very interesting.
