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Seen the first fresh scrapes and rubs of the year yesterday...the whitetail here in North Central Idaho are starting to get a little frisky...any other Whitetail rut activity showing up in your neck of the woods??? Our Mule deer are starting to run with the does and seen a couple thrashing brush and tormenting smaller bucks and does this weekend..
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Signs of the rut are starting up here too. good luck takeing one of those mulies.
Haven't seen the pre-rut activity yet here in NJ. Any day i think
A little "chasing" going on here in Ark. no "real" sign yet though !
Well her in Indiana, I have already seen dozens of rubs (some of which are on 8-10" diameter trees)and a few scrapes. I have also noticed bucks starting to follow doe trails and sniff at them. However, I have already tagged this years buck (a real nice 8-pointer who dressed at 205)so I can't shoot any more bucks. I still do a lot of scouting and am already working on patterning next years buck. I guess this will give me something to do besides hunt the does (and coyotes and squirrels.......) Good luck and good huntin' to all!
It looks like your rut is parallel to Ohio. I've seen some scrapes, rubs and a little chasing.
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Signs of the rut are starting up here too. good luck takeing one of those mulies.
Haven't seen the pre-rut activity yet here in NJ. Any day i think
A little "chasing" going on here in Ark. no "real" sign yet though !
It looks like your rut is parallel to Ohio. I've seen some scrapes, rubs and a little chasing.
Well her in Indiana, I have already seen dozens of rubs (some of which are on 8-10" diameter trees)and a few scrapes. I have also noticed bucks starting to follow doe trails and sniff at them. However, I have already tagged this years buck (a real nice 8-pointer who dressed at 205)so I can't shoot any more bucks. I still do a lot of scouting and am already working on patterning next years buck. I guess this will give me something to do besides hunt the does (and coyotes and squirrels.......) Good luck and good huntin' to all!
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