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Question...when do you guys begin rattling antlers for BT? It seems most guys do this in the late season in Nov but has anyone had success in late Oct?
I'd keep an eye on the doe in heat!
It could definitely be worth it if there are good numbers of deer in the area to begin with, hunt where you know there are deer and there is a very good chance there is another buck in the area.Case in point, wife shot a thick necked pig of a two point Sunday morning, I'm thinking about a 4 1/2 year old buck. I shot a younger but still decent two point last night in the same clearcut. Didn't get him in the truck until about 7:30 and drove right around the corner when another decent two point struts out of the clearcut right in front of my truck with his neck bowed, head down nose up. Two bucks taken out of the area in two days and I bet another one could be taken today and likely more in the following days.
Quote from: asl20bball on October 22, 2013, 10:35:04 AMQuestion...when do you guys begin rattling antlers for BT? It seems most guys do this in the late season in Nov but has anyone had success in late Oct?My brother rattled one in two years ago on October 29th.
If you see a little buck on her, don't pop him unless its really your last chance. Often times a bigger buck will be right there letting the youngsters do all the work, and then he will check her every so often. I cant tell you how many big bucks I have seen/spotted while monitoring a smaller buck tending a doe.