Sgt Fury
Sgt. Spellchecker
Yup, he’s in every pic checking out the ladies.Is that the same deer in bottom left of 4th pic, just poking his head up like a cartoon or something
2019 Rut Report. What County? Conditions?
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tpierce
Junior Member
Sgt Fury
Sgt. Spellchecker
Unfortunately I’m at work but just had a half each chasing and shortly after a real nice 8. Medina co.
No rut action to be seen on my farm yet. Group of 9 does feeding in field tonight.
Buddy shot a buck, arrow broke in half. Decent blood. Backing out until morning.
Buddy shot a buck, arrow broke in half. Decent blood. Backing out until morning.
bigten05
*Supporting Member*
Friday to sunday was awesome. Monday thru today complete shit. Hope the rest of the week picks back up
Spencie
Senior Member
Touch and go from here on out. First does have been or are being bred. Catch them switching hoes.
BlueSpruceOutfitters
Junior Member
Yesterday I saw almost 30 deer in the AM. An ass ton of does. Small bucks. Small bucks were cruising for sure but nothing worth an arrow seen. Still a fantastic morning to be out. I'll be out in the snow tomorrow AM
Big_Holla
Senior Member
Best night hunt of the season so far! 8 does, 2 bucks. First buck about 4:30 nice wide rack( couldn’t count, he was cruising) nose to ground chasing a hot doe, about 100 yards in front of me. Later group of does with fawns came in grazing, got chased off by a 4 point grunting a storm. First time witnessing a fresh scrape made where a doe just pee. Great night!
Seen a nice buck with a doe here’s out in the middle of field last night. On 53 in Sandusky county, right by the river park.
I saw several nice bucks on their feet in Sandusky County yesterday afternoon, a solid hour before dark. I think it's really close to popping off, if it hasn't already.
One hot doe on 150 acres and she's all but shut down activity on our side of the fence. Shows how easily your rut experience can change. If I could hunt the thicket their in, I'd say it was indeed popping off. Instead, I'm 600 yards away and in the creek, not on the ridge their on. Ever since my buddy saw them disappear into there this morning, I figured it'd get lonely where I am now!
Sgt Fury
Sgt. Spellchecker
Well, you could always rub one out.One hot doe on 150 acres and she's all but shut down activity on our side of the fence. Shows how easily your rut experience can change. If I could hunt the thicket their in, I'd say it was indeed popping off. Instead, I'm 600 yards away and in the creek, not on the ridge their on. Ever since my buddy saw them disappear into there this morning, I figured it'd get lonely where I am now!
Hortontoter
Senior Member
This is whats happening at my Carroll County property. She better move a bit quicker!
