That sucks, but it happens.
I’m still getting A BUNCH of bucks on camera but nothing that really turns my crank, and I’m almost positive that the buck I had planned to hunt has broken off a major point already...
I get it and I've never had the opportunity to target a buck and get a shot on it, but here's my theory: it's still a mature buck and difficult to get into bow range. An accomplishment regardless of true score. I would gladly meet you on i-35 to shake your hand and slap you on the back (fair warning here) if you took him.
I’m still getting A BUNCH of bucks on camera but nothing that really turns my crank, and I’m almost positive that the buck I had planned to hunt has broken off a major point already...
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Buddy has had bucks pushing each other around each of the last two nights in his yard. They're frisky early, it seems.Yes, I don’t usually see it this early though.
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I rarely get mature bucks on cam before mid to late October. Mostly due to crops finally being harvested and pushes the buck groups back into the cover. They don't just get to lay in beans, milo, corn and the edges anymore.
I’ve been seeing bucks in the background of pictures “sparring” for at least a couple weeks, but it has only been the young dinks. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised the big boys are doing it too.
It's a safety precaution. They know if they break a beam or G2, they're chances of survival are higher [emoji6]
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Wow trashy, hope you poke him.
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