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CNC, you ever get ahold of any of that good acid back in the day, or shrumes or peyote? We did a bunch of it back in the late 90s. Sometimes i wonder about the long term effects of it on the brain.
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Point of fact: you’re theory is horsechit, every male whitetail has one of the very same X chromosomes that doe carry 2 of. . Basic genetics. If the doe can carry the trait so can the buck. You’re welcome. You can tell me all you want to about x and Y chromosomes but when you look at what we KNOW to be happening on the ground……The idea that bucks influence rut timing cant be true or we wouldn’t see what we’re seeing……. The idea that bucks influence rut timing does not fit the model that we KNOW to be happening……What does fit the model quite nicely is that does alone dictate it. You’re the one that called it a “genetic trait”. I’m not gonna argue with a stump, you win. You really should check into getting laid, a shot of pussy would work wonders with a wandering mind that can’t focus.
We’re not dead. We just smell that way. Dayum. - AC870
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And that brings us to our next topic. Don't smoke crack
We will burn that bridge when we get there
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I really don't think 4 lane highways are stopping deer genetics from spreading. Even if doe groups didn't routinely cross, I can guarantee you bucks would cross highways during the rut (and therefore spread genetics from one side to the other). but whatever trait or gene that is being passed along that triggers doe estrous timing can only be passed on from female to female……That is the only way things could work out the way we see it happening. A doe that has a late Jan estrous date will have a daughter with a late Jan estrous date no matter which buck she is bred by… That is not true at all. The buck is 50% of the genetics, plain and simple. That's like saying a 175" buck's male offspring will have 175" of antler potential no matter who the mother is. If doe genetics can influence buck antler size then buck genetics can influence doe estrous dates.
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That is not true at all. The buck is 50% of the genetics, plain and simple. That's like saying a 175" buck's male offspring will have 175" of antler potential no matter who the mother is. If doe genetics can influence buck antler size then buck genetics can influence doe estrous dates.
Ok very well then…..if you believe that to be true then for example explain why slayinbucks does not see November rutting activity even though he is only about 5 miles from an area where there is a distinct November rut. Why does 257 not see January rut action even though its happening in the next county over? If bucks are also influencing it then how do these distinct areas form? How can that green dot in Madison Co and the red dot right beside it in Limestone exist under these conditions? Look…….you can sit and say that it is or isn’t right…..but we have a map that the DCNR has produced from real world data that begins to show us exactly what is happening on the ground…….Whatever explanation you come up with has to fit that model…..If you say bucks and does both effect the rut timing equally then offer up a reason for how these distinct populations exist with that being true…..In some places across as little distance as a 4-lane highway.
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This picture may look like something from a circus but follow me here and this is how the genetics should be playing out……..In this example we have three distinct populations……the red, the blue, and the green……..The big circles represent how the doe genetic distribution is occurring and the small dots are how the buck distribution occurs. Now the way nature would work if we took these three populations and dropped them inside the King Ranch in this manner to restock it (lets assume its void of deer for our example) Natural selection is likely gonna choose for one of the three doe circles to outcompete the other ones over time if there was any distinct advantage that one group had over the other in fawn survival…….However, if we take this same scenario and we drop it into Alabama and we divide the blue and the green by a major interstate highway on this side and habitat fragmentation on that side….. then they would likely be so divided by these barriers that the green and blue doe genetics essentially exist in isolation of one another with a small amount over overlap variance….It would be very hard for each zone to impact the other one because any female mortality inside of the zone is most likely going to be filled back in by expansion from within that zone and not through immigration from outside……the interstate and fragmentation virtually shuts that down from the female side of things. ![[Linked Image]](https://i.imgur.com/J5uOVvo.png)  ...
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Heck, forget about genetics and traits and any of that stuff and just whittle it down to the most basic things that we KNOW are occurring on the ground…..Look at what we know about how bucks behave compared to does and then look at the map the DCNR has put out…..Those little green and red dots they are beginning to fill in……don’t those match much more with how does would expand and distribute themselves instead of how bucks would do it? For example, if you look at Bankhead and how a doe population would be isolated in that area…..it matches up perfectly with where we see the Nov lines being drawn…..Bucks are definitely moving in and out of that area yet the Nov rut remains confined……Why?......Because the does remain confined.
It doesn’t really matter if we say its genetics or if its being caused by something in the female we don’t even know about yet…..but…..what is obvious though is that there are distinct doe populations that exist and are being isolated and these areas of isolated doe populations match up perfectly with what the rut map the DCNR is painting is telling us……
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Point of fact: you’re theory is horsechit, every male whitetail has one of the very same X chromosomes that doe carry 2 of. . Basic genetics. If the doe can carry the trait so can the buck. You’re welcome. You can tell me all you want to about x and Y chromosomes but when you look at what we KNOW to be happening on the ground……The idea that bucks influence rut timing cant be true or we wouldn’t see what we’re seeing……. The idea that bucks influence rut timing does not fit the model that we KNOW to be happening……What does fit the model quite nicely is that does alone dictate it. You’re the one that called it a “genetic trait”. I’m not gonna argue with a stump, you win. You really should check into getting laid, a shot of pussy would work wonders with a wandering mind that can’t focus. ![[Linked Image]](https://i.postimg.cc/c49htD7p/Screenshot-20210730-023140-Chrome.jpg)
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Did anybody think about the influence the deer had that were already there? These places were not absolutely void of deer when the REstocking happened. The deer they brought it mixed with whatever was already there.
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Now here’s something that will really get the wheels turning…..Let’s use Bankhead as our example……Don’t get hung up on my circle being exactly where it breaks but just focus on the concept at hand……In our example my red circle represents the red dot the DCNR has defined as a distinct area of Nov rut while surrounding has a much later rut…….How far would imagine this is drawing bucks in from around the perimeter like tomcats when does start kicking off hot?? I bet you would find situations where bucks travel LONG distances in this area for the rut and then probably leave again. I would imagine there’s a lot of folks wondering where there bucks disappeared to and why things got so slow. ![[Linked Image]](https://i.imgur.com/AEwmnQM.jpg)
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or maybe they do it....."just because". 
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Cnc think that through and see if you didnt just contradict yourself
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Did anybody think about the influence the deer had that were already there? These places were not absolutely void of deer when the REstocking happened. The deer they brought it mixed with whatever was already there. Yep, central Jackson county has some native genes.
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Cnc think that through and see if you didnt just contradict yourself Are you talking about the "just because" comment?.....If so, that was just an inside jab messing with someone. 
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This is wild. As a geneticist, I don't even know where to begin. I will say that anecdotal observations mean jack chit in the real world.
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Cnc think that through and see if you didnt just contradict yourself Are you talking about the "just because" comment?.....If so, that was just an inside jab messing with someone.  If the bucks have much to do with the rut timing and they are traveling long distances to breed, wouldnt the rut eventually stabilize across the state? It would seem it has more to do with the more territorial does. Just a thought
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If the bucks have much to do with the rut timing and they are traveling long distances to breed, wouldnt the rut eventually stabilize across the state? It would seem it has more to do with the more territorial does. Just a thought
That’s exactly what I’m saying man……..The Bankhead example is what I using as evidence to back that up……If bucks were influencing when does go into estrous then how does Bankhead hold stable??.......It could only be through does, right??...…….Now, if we say that’s true then take it step farther and tell me what separates where these “doe populations” exist and overlap…..
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"Why do you ask"?
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I will say that anecdotal observations mean jack chit in the real world. I will say this …….boots on the ground and having 1st hand knowledge of what’s actually happening in the woods IS “the real world”……The reason why I know that green area is bigger than the state shows is because I know everyone inside of it and have walked on virtually every parcel of land within in it, talked to the hunters who hunt it, and laid my hands on the deer they kill……and that goes for a LOT bigger area around here than just the green dot.
"For what shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul?" .....Mark 8:36
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