Track Rut Behavior Year To Year by Keeping a Journal

Scott Bestul shares how important it can be to record deer behavior in a journal, since rut hunting behaviors are...

By Editors | Published Oct 18, 2011 6:12 PM

Scott Bestul shares how important it can be to record deer behavior in a journal, since rut hunting behaviors are repeated from year to year in specific areas.

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