Every year around mid July I expect to see bucks begin trickling up into the hills. I suspect it's because when their antlers get big enough to snag on brush they move into big woods. Then from Labor Day through September (harvest season) it really ramps up. This year the early trickle seems to be full stream! And it's a welcome sight too since last year was rough in terms of buck numbers. I wasn't expecting much this season either but now seeing a healthy influx of bucks starting in I'm getting excited!
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megalomaniac
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Hasn't started at my places. We've had a few shift onto the late planted beans, but for the most part we don't see the big shift until mid Oct
killingtime 41
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yes sir you've got good reason to be excited. Hope you kill big daddy.
JCDEERMAN
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It is indeed very cool to watch. We just put out cameras a week ago. I did see a bachelor group of 4 in our beans and I know one was a good one. It at 360 yards with no glass, so couldn't tell much 
. But we put a camera out there to learn more
. But we put a camera out there to learn moreBSK
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Ski, that last buck is a nice one!
I did see a bachelor group of 4 in our beans and I know one was a good one. It at 360 yards with no glass, so couldn't tell much
If you could see a big rack from 360yds, he's a shooter!
Yessir he's a tank. Unfortunately big frame 8s are the predominant gene in the area so pegging a buck's identity year to year can be tricky. But I'm pretty sure I know which one he is and if so he's a 4yr old.
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Thank you! I hope so too
CrossVolle
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My mineral cams in Ohio have gone dark. I am assuming they are moving down tight to the crops.
backyardtndeer
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That last one is a really nice deer.
Very cool.
