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2BHNTN · Post by **2BHNTN** » September 19th, 2006, 6:37 pm

There is some serious error in observation on both your parts 170 and Dave. A buck can be better patterned prior to the rut. Rut time you hunt the does.

Two Tall the Neanderthal · Post by **Two Tall the Neanderthal** » September 19th, 2006, 6:40 pm

2B I have to say everybody is right here. It's styles that people use to thier success... Some pattern to the exact time early season, others wait till bucks cruise and see deer you will never see early on, others hunt food late and see tons of deer... It's what works for each individual. Myself I don't need an excuse like you pussbags... I just go and kill chit.

2BHNTN · Post by **2BHNTN** » September 19th, 2006, 6:58 pm

I stand corrected your greatness..... I am standing... I swear.

I will add that deer killed in the rut typically have not been paterned at all and are mostly taken by happenstance.

Warmouth · Post by **Warmouth** » September 20th, 2006, 11:03 am

I proved your short azs wrong last year with that ignorant seepage pouring out of the chit box you call a mouth.

Big deer are on their feet more during pre-rut and rut, and they are making a circuit working their rubs, scrapes, and checking for does. Whent the breeding starts, they could be anywhere, and it goes more to the luck of the draw, but it helps if you know where he wants to be, and the nearest doe areas from his core area.

Human growth hormones 2b. Illegal in sports, but needed by a few irregulars. Look into it.

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