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An Early Rut?
The fall buck shuffle is heating up! Check out this activity around one scrape last week.
 That anticipation is perhaps highest early in the season when trail cams provide you with the first look at the bucks in your hunting area. We put a new Bushnell Trophy Cam on the freshly opened scrape last week in our hunting area in New York's Catskills. With the moon waxing full (Oct. 4), our trail cam captured a flurry of buck activity on the scrape including a shoving match between a couple of spikes. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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thats awesome i just got pictures from my trail cam back and was lucky enough to get pictures of a whole bunch of does and fawns and a BIG black bear. no bucks but hopefully i will get some more
Ive got some video from the 5th of october of 4 bucks going at it in my yard for about 2 hours after making scrapes and rubs. it seems early for this kind of aggression
The Title is a bit misleading. As everyone knows, its not the bucks that start the rut, but the estrus cycle of the does and moon phase. Early rut? Nope.
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thats awesome i just got pictures from my trail cam back and was lucky enough to get pictures of a whole bunch of does and fawns and a BIG black bear. no bucks but hopefully i will get some more
Ive got some video from the 5th of october of 4 bucks going at it in my yard for about 2 hours after making scrapes and rubs. it seems early for this kind of aggression
The Title is a bit misleading. As everyone knows, its not the bucks that start the rut, but the estrus cycle of the does and moon phase. Early rut? Nope.
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