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Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by mobow, Oct 19, 2009.

  1. mobow

    mobow Die Hard Bowhunter

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    It seems like there was some serious nanny whacking (ok, and maybe even a buck or 2) goin on this past weekend. More so, it seems, than the last couple.

    I wonder why? Was it the moon phase? The weather? I know we're getting later into October, but could the "October Lull" be coming to it's imminent conclusion?
     
  2. Germ

    Germ Legendary Woodsman

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    Or there is no such thing;)

    IMO the pre-rut is about to kick in the next week.
     
  3. Greg / MO

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    If I hadn't have had the restraints of a professional videographer on me trying to lay down perfect video you'd have seen two more as well... ;) :D
     
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    It seems a lot of states are experiencing cooler than average temps lately. Maybe that is putting more deer on their feet during daylight hours. I'm not sure what the October Lull is.
     
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    lol........for me it was simply having an itch to scratch. I setup in that spot specifically because I knew it was a nanny stand. I haven't hunted a spot this year specifically for a doe yet, this was the first time. Before I was trying to setup on a number of specific bucks that I'd like to shoot.

    I've "lost" a good 8 pointer we had patterned up till a couple weeks ago, and I'm trying to figure out where he has relocated to. That stand was a good spot to see a good 100ish acres of field yet also cover an inside corner going into a freshly cut corn field. The second reason I was there was to try and see if I could figure out where that 8 might be right now.
     
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    rednas5 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Saturday evening I had doe's everywhere. Didn't see one buck. I saw roughly 15 does coming into the Milo and Eagle Beans right at dusk with 6-7 eating on acorns earlier.
     

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