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Deer Hunting Tips: Why Hunting Scrapes Could Be a Waste of Your Time
November 09, 2012
Deer Hunting Tips: Why Hunting Scrapes Could Be a Waste of Your Time - 2

A big scrape along a field edge is a clear sign that a buck is in the area. But, hunting a hot scrape, or a series of scrapes, probably isn't your best option for trying to take a mature deer. Why?

Our whitetail expert Neil Dougherty explains.

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from pineywoods wrote 27 weeks 1 day ago

I've heard this for some time, and mostly agree with it. I have seen bucks working a scrape in the daytime, but it's rare and it's usually when they are making a new scrape.

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from HBhunter wrote 27 weeks 5 days ago

That's really interesting, and something I've never heard before. Thanks for the perspective. I'm going to investigate it some more around here and see if the general consensus is the same.

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from HBhunter wrote 27 weeks 5 days ago

That's really interesting, and something I've never heard before. Thanks for the perspective. I'm going to investigate it some more around here and see if the general consensus is the same.

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from pineywoods wrote 27 weeks 1 day ago

I've heard this for some time, and mostly agree with it. I have seen bucks working a scrape in the daytime, but it's rare and it's usually when they are making a new scrape.

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