60 day effects of the rut.
#3
Looks pretty rough to me
I was going to shoot this buck but I'll be damned if he didn't run all over the farm pretty regularly and still manage to elude me.
I was going to shoot this buck but I'll be damned if he didn't run all over the farm pretty regularly and still manage to elude me.
Last edited by rockport; 12-13-2015 at 06:50 PM.
#4
He was a big boy and more than likely highly dominant so had a lot of fights. But trust me, I've seen many around here in MUCH worse shape than that live on well. You have some winter plots planted over there don't you? He will be fine as long as he has some good food for recovery. It's the ones that don't have good food to aid in recovery that die off.
#5
He was a big boy and more than likely highly dominant so had a lot of fights. But trust me, I've seen many around here in MUCH worse shape than that live on well. You have some winter plots planted over there don't you? He will be fine as long as he has some good food for recovery. It's the ones that don't have good food to aid in recovery that die off.
No I don't really have any room for plots on that farm. The farmer no tills and its such good farm ground he won't give me an inch.
The no till helps though and there were so many acorns this year a lot are still there.
We have a soybean plot on another property and they are just destroying it right now.
I have this guy among others rebounding there. Had the ML cross hairs on him yesterday evening but didn't squeeze

Hoping we get a little snow cover in January and I can get an Arrow a big boy in the standing beans.
Last edited by rockport; 12-13-2015 at 07:09 PM.






