NY rut
11-02-2010, 09:10 PM
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Western, NY
Posts: 167
seen some of the smaller younger bucks with their noses on the ground. 4 does come strolling through the hard woods and a fork was in tow about 4 mins behind, and a small 6 point was 3 mins behind him, both nose on the ground.
i was able to change course on the fork with a grunt but i think i was over aggressive and he ran off, proving he's the less dominant in the core area i hunt, i was able to turn the 6 point towards me, and with some aggressive calling, he left his does he was chasing, and a food source and came right into my call, proving to me he may be the king ding-a-ling in the area. havnt seen any of the shooters out yet in daylight, but i seem to spook them off when getting in and out of the woods.
i believe we are in some good pre rut right now, with the beginning of full rut within a week away, as long as the weather stays frosted in the morning and cool during the day.
all i know is i need to get climatized to this weather, b/c it was barely 30 degrees out the other morning and i was frozen to the core, so bad i needed to leave and go home and warm up,
i was able to change course on the fork with a grunt but i think i was over aggressive and he ran off, proving he's the less dominant in the core area i hunt, i was able to turn the 6 point towards me, and with some aggressive calling, he left his does he was chasing, and a food source and came right into my call, proving to me he may be the king ding-a-ling in the area. havnt seen any of the shooters out yet in daylight, but i seem to spook them off when getting in and out of the woods.
i believe we are in some good pre rut right now, with the beginning of full rut within a week away, as long as the weather stays frosted in the morning and cool during the day.
all i know is i need to get climatized to this weather, b/c it was barely 30 degrees out the other morning and i was frozen to the core, so bad i needed to leave and go home and warm up,
11-03-2010, 10:19 AM
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 879
Northern NY
I havent seen any scrapes, rubs or bucks chasing doe yet .
Believe me if they were I,d see it .
I,m seeing anywhere from 10 to 25 doe and fawns in one evening.
Usualy 2 to 10 in the morning ,,
Had seen a couple spikes aweek or so ago until the neibor
took a shot at one and missed .
What was he thinking , let those poor liitle guys grow a rack...
Believe me if they were I,d see it .
I,m seeing anywhere from 10 to 25 doe and fawns in one evening.
Usualy 2 to 10 in the morning ,,
Had seen a couple spikes aweek or so ago until the neibor
took a shot at one and missed .What was he thinking , let those poor liitle guys grow a rack...
11-04-2010, 06:23 PM
#9
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 26
I havent seen any scrapes, rubs or bucks chasing doe yet .
Believe me if they were I,d see it .
I,m seeing anywhere from 10 to 25 doe and fawns in one evening.
Usualy 2 to 10 in the morning ,,
Had seen a couple spikes aweek or so ago until the neibor took a shot at one and missed .
What was he thinking , let those poor liitle guys grow a rack...
Believe me if they were I,d see it .
I,m seeing anywhere from 10 to 25 doe and fawns in one evening.
Usualy 2 to 10 in the morning ,,
Had seen a couple spikes aweek or so ago until the neibor
took a shot at one and missed .What was he thinking , let those poor liitle guys grow a rack...
Hey "You can't eat the horns"
Livingston County Killer !!!!!!!
Last edited by bhchunting; 11-04-2010 at 06:42 PM.
11-04-2010, 06:35 PM
#10
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 26
I've seen some real nice bucks chasing does but the does want nothing to do with it for now. I don't think next week is gonna kick things off with the temps. as high as they will be. But the following week before gunseason starts you better be in the woods. Locked, ****ed and ready to rock !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Livingston County Killer !!!!!!!
Livingston County Killer !!!!!!!
