Deer sign everywhere... yet I cant seem to find them? What gives?
#11
YOu stink. I mean it. Just kidding. Are you checking the wind? Your scent will give you away before you ever even get to see a deer even when you try to be scent free. When is the rut in your area? If you use that stuff to early it can run deer off.
#12
Try this,
Everything else mentioned is spot on but you also need to find Buck scrapes and hang out near them. Scrapes are an indication that Doe's frequent the area and thats why he is scraping there. They also tend to bed near where they are scraping. If there are Doe's in the area you are hunting, there will be Bucks. The rut in on right now so don't wait!
Everything else mentioned is spot on but you also need to find Buck scrapes and hang out near them. Scrapes are an indication that Doe's frequent the area and thats why he is scraping there. They also tend to bed near where they are scraping. If there are Doe's in the area you are hunting, there will be Bucks. The rut in on right now so don't wait!
#13
Spike
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 13
Try this,
Everything else mentioned is spot on but you also need to find Buck scrapes and hang out near them. Scrapes are an indication that Doe's frequent the area and thats why he is scraping there. They also tend to bed near where they are scraping. If there are Doe's in the area you are hunting, there will be Bucks. The rut in on right now so don't wait!
Everything else mentioned is spot on but you also need to find Buck scrapes and hang out near them. Scrapes are an indication that Doe's frequent the area and thats why he is scraping there. They also tend to bed near where they are scraping. If there are Doe's in the area you are hunting, there will be Bucks. The rut in on right now so don't wait!
I found big 'ole bear tracks 6" near where a owl had made home in a hollowed out dead tree. Don't know if the bear saw the owl and thought timber chicken was on the menu or what lol. But if I was the owl that was a little close. The tree was only about 10 feet tall.