YesHave they had any snow
Details man!!!I am satisfied.
Not looking good for getting any weather for the 3rd season.Lot of guys killing dinks.. a handful of good bucks hitting the dirt but majority of the big bucks are hung up and ghostly. Third could bring them down but it’s been awful warm and dry here as of late. Mid 50s to low 60s in Gunnison as of late.
Sweet looking buck, got any more pics?
What's The Story CB?
I just got back from 2 weeks of third season in 66, saw a lot of Deer, saw a big migration out of the high country. Bucks are ready for the rut staging in timber pockets through out the unit. It looked like the rut was going to kick in but stalled, 6 degrees coldest morning, highs in the mid Forties, full moon. The Bucks were staging with Does, saw some sniffing but did not see one doe in Estrus. The biggest Buck spotted was 180 class, a beautiful Buck 26 inches but I let him go several times. The forth season hunters should have a great hunt with a lot of rutting activities
Is he a low 160 class buck?
How did you do this year with your third tag thinking about that for 22'..So how was it 2nd season? Got a 55 3rd season tag burning a hole in my pocket.
How did you do this year with your third tag thinking about that unit for 22'..So how was it 2nd season? Got a 55 3rd season tag burning a hole in my pocket.
I think the anti doe hunters vary by location. Mule deer as a whole seem to be suffering out west, from lost habit and migration corridors to Cwd to predators ( of the 4 legged variety) being really hard on them. We definitely don’t enjoy the numbers of Mulie’s that whitetail guys have in the mid-west. In units with healthy deer herds I don’t think most hunters take issue with it.When I was in 55 in the morning I set up before daylight to watch different drainages. I’d usually see 25 does in different group sizes and two or three little bucks tagging along at a distance.Didn’t appear to be serious breeding activity.Can someone give me information on when most mule deer does are bred.
I‘m from Ohio and not a mule deer hunter. The whitetail rut is pretty defined in Ohio. Most does are bred early to mid November.
Also why are so many western hunters against shooting does. If deer in Gunnison are killed by winter and slaughtered by cars wouldn’t harvesting more does actually be good for the health of the whole herd.
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