I'm pretty sure peak breeding happened, on my place in Williamson County, starting last weekend and this past week. Scrapes went dead and all I saw was button bucks and yearlings in the afternoons. I didn't get to hunt the week before due to being out of town, but trail camera pictures showed the older bucks working scrapes and chasing does. Friday morning through this afternoon was wide open, with older bucks chasing does. The does have grouped back up, so I assume the bucks are trying to find the remaining unbred does. Would have killed my biggest buck ever if I had taken my m/l instead of my bow on friday afternoon. He was mature and got within 60 yards before he caught my wind. He ran through a wide open field at 3:30 pm. The first 2 hours after daylight and the last 2 hours of daylight have been crazy. When the does are feeding, the bucks are checking them. I hope they keep it up for another day or 2. My best 2 year old prospect chased a doe by me at 20 yards this morning, a 10 point I have watched all summer and passed several times , and got shot by a guy hunting the neighbors farm 5 minutes later. I had that sinking feeling when I heard the bullet hit. Crap happens.