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#2
Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 27
RE: Have a question
Yeah they can if need be. Chances are, those older bucks are there...you're just not seeing em. 99% of the bucks most of us see are 1.5 and 2.5 year olds. The mature bucks are there...just a little smarter than the little guys.
#5
RE: Have a question
Funny you should ask this question, I just read an article (cant remember where) that the younger bucks are the ones that breed 87% of the time, and breed the does first, then the older bucks come in and hit what hasnt been hit. Ill have to see if I can remember where I read this article, but it was pretty darn interesting.
#7
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Posts: 214
RE: Have a question
Since older bucks generally come into breeding condition beofre younger bucks, I doubt that younger bucks would breed first, AND THEN older bucks start breeding; it just seems unlikely. Once a doe concieives, it will not breed again.
It is true that in many areas much of the breeding is done by younger bucks, because there are so few older bucks around.
It is true that in many areas much of the breeding is done by younger bucks, because there are so few older bucks around.
#10
RE: Have a question
i dont know about breeding but i saw a 3pt chase a doe yesterday, they went off behind the ridge, and came back into the feild later. I'm starting to wonder what happened back there[8D]