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<blockquote data-quote="fairchaser" data-source="post: 5273234" data-attributes="member: 10373"><p>It's interesting to try and narrow down certain variables on what time of day a mature buck is likely to visit his scrape. How many variables are there? With enough data, a pattern of sorts starts to emerge and hunters can key on this. Then of course more hunting pressure is also a variable which changes the dynamic for a certain area. But, the chase continues and the game of chess with its thousands of combinations intrigues us hunters. I remember thinking when walking up on a good buck saying to myself "oh that's how it's done". Then later realizing that pattern/situation was unique and never repeatable Thanks for keeping us in the game of always trying to understand these magnificent creatures.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fairchaser, post: 5273234, member: 10373"] It’s interesting to try and narrow down certain variables on what time of day a mature buck is likely to visit his scrape. How many variables are there? With enough data, a pattern of sorts starts to emerge and hunters can key on this. Then of course more hunting pressure is also a variable which changes the dynamic for a certain area. But, the chase continues and the game of chess with its thousands of combinations intrigues us hunters. I remember thinking when walking up on a good buck saying to myself “oh that’s how it’s done”. Then later realizing that pattern/situation was unique and never repeatable Thanks for keeping us in the game of always trying to understand these magnificent creatures. [/QUOTE]
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