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jbar174 02-03-2008 08:09 PM

Tree rub pic. NC
 
I was looking over some pics. from this past season and thoughtI would sharethis tree rub foundwhile hunting in Bertie Co., NC.

I don't think he was a little one! Any guess as to how big he was?

JoeyG 02-03-2008 08:22 PM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
Thats a nice rub, but I really don't think theres anyway to tell how big he is.
Something doesnt seem right. I'm guessing those marks are from his brow tines, so you would think there would be a few marks from his tines or main beams.

jbar174 02-03-2008 09:02 PM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
Another pic. You can see the side, I was skeptical at first myself.

Robert L E 02-03-2008 09:26 PM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
Your second picture answered JoeyG's point. It must have been a pretty healthy sized deer to get that tree inside of his rack. I'd like to see a ruler or yard stick up against that.

Bob

Rory/MO 02-04-2008 09:11 AM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
my guess would be abouve 130"

jiminns 02-04-2008 09:35 AM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
we always figure the bigger the tree the bigger the deer.

Buckeye Hunter 02-04-2008 04:36 PM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
There are rubs on trees in every deer woods around, they all do it to rub velvet off. This I would say is sign post made by the dominate buck in that area. Its hard to say how big he is andI would not pass a chance to hunt him. Good Luck on him next year.

timbercruiser 02-04-2008 04:59 PM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
The second picture showing the light marks could have just been a few hits from a different side. The one part that doesn't add up to me isin the second picture there are marks at almost ground level.

Bocajnala 02-04-2008 08:19 PM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
he would have rotated his head downward, the brow tines would have stayed a little higher while the main beams would have been down towards the ground.

Schultzy 02-04-2008 09:37 PM

RE: Tree rub pic. NC
 
Seems to be an ok buck, I'm guessing that tree is 12 inches in diameter and the sides of the tree are getting scraped by the main beam while his G1's are rubbing the middle. He's probably nothing to huge, if he was good and wide is rack shouldn't of touched the sides I don't think. Who knows, I could be wrong. It would be allot easier to tell in person.


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