NY rut
11-05-2010, 06:56 PM
#12
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 879
little guy showed up
I havent been on here in a couple days .
Yesterday morning I seen a small buck chasing the doe around , but he was to far away to see his horns .
Well this morning he came to 100 yards and he was after another doe .
He is probaly just legal . I,d say 4 inches max, size of you ring finger ,.,, lol...
Way out of my leuge,,,,
Well at least its finaly started ..
Seen deer all day ..
Suppose to be a cold front comming this weekend , aparently the deer herd abought it to ...
Yesterday morning I seen a small buck chasing the doe around , but he was to far away to see his horns .
Well this morning he came to 100 yards and he was after another doe .
He is probaly just legal . I,d say 4 inches max, size of you ring finger ,.,, lol...
Way out of my leuge,,,,
Well at least its finaly started ..
Seen deer all day ..
Suppose to be a cold front comming this weekend , aparently the deer herd abought it to ...
11-08-2010, 02:30 AM
#15
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Western NY
Posts: 790
Scrapes and rubs all over the property in Gainesville, NY (Southern WNY). Bucks have their nose to the ground traveling. Although I didn't get one yet, I saw a beautiful 8 point on Saturday. He was about 80-100 yards away. I tried grunting and bleating him in but he wasn't interested.
11-08-2010, 06:55 AM
#16
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Northern NY, aka God's Country
Posts: 185
I was bowhunting in Madison County over the weekend. Very little deer movement!!! I saw one 4 point and he was just feeding. I looked all over and i could not find a scrape.
Charlie Alschiemer says our rut will be Thanksgiving week.
Charlie Alschiemer says our rut will be Thanksgiving week.
