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Post by nedjr on Sept 16, 2019 20:25:21 GMT -6
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I filmed this from about 40 feet of my house a couple hours ago. They’re pretty fearless when their in heavy rut.
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Post by dave on Sept 16, 2019 21:10:21 GMT -6
They can be fun this time of the year. A friend of mine posted a video of a herd he was calling at. A calf literally came up and licked his bow. He never got a shot at the bull but having a calf do that would beat shooting a bull.
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Post by nedjr on Sept 17, 2019 7:13:25 GMT -6
I enjoy screwing with them during the rut more than hunting them. Hunting them can turn into work. I enjoyed hearing him bugle during the night while I was trying to sleep. My wife took the videos with my phone while I snapped some awesome pictures. Only problem was when we quit I found out I didn’t have a card in the camera. Hate it when that happens.
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Post by dave on Sept 18, 2019 19:01:19 GMT -6
The weather changed, it cooled down and it rained here last night. This morning I saw two dead bulls (or pieces of them) that the guys in camo were loading in pickups. One was a dandy 6 point and the other was a mature 5 point. Neighbor L was just here. He has been riding for cows and said they are bugling heavy now.
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Post by randy on Sept 20, 2019 4:10:44 GMT -6
They are starting to bugle here. I like watch them,this time of year.
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Post by Jake on Sept 24, 2019 15:05:36 GMT -6
We chased them all over last week, Had 35 bulls within 125 yards but couldn't get any quality shots. Hunting pressure during/after the weekend of the 14th really killed things, scattered elk all over the unit and made them hard to close the distance on.
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