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Re: Spinoff - ending deer season on Jan 31st
[Re: Mbrock]
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02/11/24 11:29 PM
02/11/24 11:29 PM
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Fayette County, peak breeding is between Christmas and Jan 10. Bucks were back together around January 20th. I was in Greene co Friday and jumped two groups of bachelor bucks bedding together. Bucks have been shedding since the last week in January. Thats pretty quick Notice he said PEAK breeding. The rut will trickle on till March. Precisely. I’m not interested in anyone’s observations about when they’ve seen a buck behind a doe. It’s irrelevant. That can happen from the moment velvet sheds until antlers drop. If a doe is in estrous there will be a buck nearby, and there’s always outliers. They don’t matter. What matters is the FIRST estrous cycle that does go through in the population, and that peak is all that should matter, when determining season lengths. ^^ And there lies the very concept that totally escapes the absolute majority and has led to so many wrong “theories”. Someone seeing chasing outside of the peak means next to nothing.
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