How To Make a Horizontal Rub Post For Deer…And Why You Should

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  1. Bowhunting.com Staff

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    Awesome article. I will be trying this!
     
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    Jeepwillys Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Same here.
     
  4. rock54

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    just put up my 1st side ways rub today, will see how things go once the velvet comes off
     
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    My first attempt a couple years back didn't really work. I'd like to try another in a different location this year and see if I have better luck.
     
  6. Rick James

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    Here is mine. Been wanting to do one for a while and just got it in today. I've got the rope licking branch on it too.

    I'll give it a few weeks before I start to do anything with the rope scrape setup and scent. I figure I'll let the chainsaw and human scent go away first.

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    Looks good. Hopefully a monster will rip it out.
     
  8. Fitz

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    You guys that can just dig a hole anywhere are lucky :tu:
     
  9. rock54

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    mine is alot more hindn, its just off one of the main trails, in a little clearing, so i will have to wait and see
     
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    Think it would work in the back corner of a bean field?


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    It should no reason it wouldn't
     
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    Hurry up deer season!
     
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    I'm heading to the Christmas tree farm for a Scotch Pine.

    Going to try this out.
     
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    This is interesting be sure to post results!!!
     

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