[jamie234561]

This is gotta be the first time ive never seen a buck were i hunt im a little disapointed

 

[joel the signman]

awww poor you:surprised: welcome to hunting:yes:

 

[timberghost]

Did you see any does at least?

 

[jamie234561]

lol ya 5 does but no doe tags but owell i just like being out there even if you dont get anything hunting is still great

 

[bigdog]

I thought the mature buks were very slim here too. Although I did see a bumper crop of little ones.

 

[timberghost]

It's been like that here too. I thought that I wasn't seeing anything because on an eye injury but maybe it's just a slow go this season.

 

[stjones1102]

hey all iv seen all season is 1 doe.

 

[joel the signman]

i went today and saw nothing but snow,trees and other hunters:thumbdown::thumbdown::thumbdown::thumbdown:

 

[jamie234561]

lol sucks when that happens,

 

[joel the signman]

lots of pumpkins walking along:shocking:

 

[eon]

been twice only seen 2 does on the hwy going to the woods:wallbash:

 

[joel the signman]

i hate it when that happens:wallbash:

 

[BruceBruce1959]

lol ya 5 does but no doe tags but owell i just like being out there even if you dont get anything hunting is still great

Keep In mind the skills you're developing, We hunters sometimes get a little frustrated by seeing too many Doe's but the doe's offer us the chances to learn more about Whitetail Deer and their behavior.
When you're seeing Doe's often, you should use those encounters to try some things out with them like your calls (bleats, grunts even movements) that way you get to see up close and personal how they react and respond. When I see a Doe I find myself trying to move while it's right there, I practice moving when she isn't looking. It's fun, give it a try. ALSO keep in mind sometimes bucks follow them doe's so you have to be careful when you play.
Good Luck

 

[timberghost]

GOOD POSTING BRUCE. Watching their ears is also good because you can see which direction their listening in. When their head looks back behind them there's usually something following them, could be another deer or a predator.