Bucky wrote:The last buck looked like he was working a community rub, he smelled it 1st then put what looked like prorbital gland scent on the tree prior to rubbing it?
Cool footage by the way
You might be right... I did not think of that.
Bucky wrote:The last buck looked like he was working a community rub, he smelled it 1st then put what looked like prorbital gland scent on the tree prior to rubbing it?
Cool footage by the way
magicman54494 wrote:I'm wondering how you can determine age -rub height unless you actually see the buck that made the rub?
dan wrote:I graphed what I have so far and you can see some trends developing but it needs a lot more samples...
Dan, don't we want the diameter too?
Darion wrote:Found the thread Dan, I am curious as to whether or not you made it to 1000 samples and if you did what you were able to determine? My wife has been kind enough to lend me the use of her digital camera..( she has no idea where i am going to traverse with it ) so I am going to start taking pics and measurements. I think if this has conclusive evidence, we would be able add something to our tool bag for scouting bigger mature bucks.
oldrank wrote:This is very interesting. I will be heading out with a tape measure n note pad for my post season scouting. What I am interested in seeing is how sqewed my results will be towards the 1.5 yr old bucks. A. I hunt heavily hunted stateland. B. I am in Michigan. I would expect my results to be showing very heavy rub activity by thelower rubbing bucks and then drop sharply from there.
Rich M wrote:Typically, hunting FL has been like getting a root canal
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