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Discussion in 'Whitetail Deer Hunting' started by Impaler, Oct 26, 2013.

  1. Impaler

    Impaler Newb

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    Ok my first post, 2nd year really bowhunting and love it. Been really trying to learn as much as I can but I came across something on my trail camera that baffles me. I'm in Pa it's late October found a rub and scrape line in the mountains not farmland. Two bucks together right over the scrapes. Why are they together or is it possible they are another bucks scrapes and rubs. See for yourself
     

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    purebowhunting Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Two subordinate bucks traveling together.
     
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    Two deer in the woods... glad I could help. LOL

    Bucks often travel together until the rut... even then they may continue to do so. I have seen groups of five or six together well into January.
     
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    Just two youngsters checking out daddy's scrape line. He boot 'em out when the time comes.
     
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    two deer doing what they do.
     
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    Pro V1 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Follow the leader?


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    Youngsters stick together a fair amount from what I have seen. Once they hit 2.5-3.5 years old they might start separating.
     
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