I saw bucks pushing does yesterday afternoon in Ky. Farm with too many does. They are not all getting bred the first two times or late fawns?
I saw bucks pushing does yesterday afternoon in Ky. Farm with too many does. They are not all getting bred the first two times or late fawns?
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I say both late fawns and too many does. Seeing the same thing here in North Carolina during our urban archery season.
Still seeing scrapes being worked on my farm.
I was on Valentine Rd. near New Concord last Friday and seen a group of 4 smaller bucks feeding together. Things must vary quite a bit right now.
Thats what I was expecting to see.Originally Posted by Lowerider58
I was on Valentine Rd. near New Concord last Friday and seen a group of 4 smaller bucks feeding together. Things must vary quite a bit right now.
But I saw two different bucks chasing Sat.
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Friend saw two bucks without horns fighting hard. Must be a doe in season somewhere!
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