dogmatik
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First on camera this year. Bledsoe county.
Had a blurry pic of these 2 a few nights ago as well.
Had a blurry pic of these 2 a few nights ago as well.
Now that's awesome!
Two bucks with Nubs in North Sequatchie County which is close by. I didn't save the pics though. So one in Hamilton County as well.First on camera this year. Bledsoe county.
Had a blurry pic of these 2 a few nights ago as well.
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It is a bit early on average. However, everything about deer biology dates in the Southeast is a bell curve. "Most" deer do a certain thing at a certain time, but there will always be outliers. For example, antler velvet shedding. On a single property, the date bucks shed velvet will stretch across at least 30 days, and usually more. I'll find bucks out of velvet by August 24, and also find a buck still in velvet near the bow opener at the end of September.Seems early
Yeah...I know. Just trying to keep your mind on positive things instead of basement sewage and such. :DIt is a bit early on average. However, everything about deer biology dates in the Southeast is a bell curve. "Most" deer do a certain thing at a certain time, but there will always be outliers. For example, antler velvet shedding. On a single property, the date bucks shed velvet will stretch across at least 30 days, and usually more. I'll find bucks out of velvet by August 24, and also find a buck still in velvet near the bow opener at the end of September.
Oh man... Plumbers were here today tearing out all the walls and ceilings. Getting closer to running water throughout the house, but the amount of drywall work we're going to need...Yeah...I know. Just trying to keep your mind on positive things instead of basement sewage and such. :D
Yeti,