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When do your deer stop hitting the white oaks? Rut timing question
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<blockquote data-quote="philsanchez76" data-source="post: 5740884" data-attributes="member: 20332"><p>The public around me has plenty of red oaks which are good for later in the season usually. I just found 2 hot white oaks which we dont have a lot of around here and there is an amazing amount of deer activity here. it's pulling every deer in the area it seems. question is: how late do these trees drop? I still see plenty of acorns in the trees. could this be a hot spot for the rut or are these trees done by then and it'll be a ghost town? These 2 trees are pretty mature if that makes a difference (trunks are 2.5-3 feet diameter or so).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="philsanchez76, post: 5740884, member: 20332"] The public around me has plenty of red oaks which are good for later in the season usually. I just found 2 hot white oaks which we dont have a lot of around here and there is an amazing amount of deer activity here. it's pulling every deer in the area it seems. question is: how late do these trees drop? I still see plenty of acorns in the trees. could this be a hot spot for the rut or are these trees done by then and it'll be a ghost town? These 2 trees are pretty mature if that makes a difference (trunks are 2.5-3 feet diameter or so). [/QUOTE]
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