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Thanks for posting. Does Texas of has crazy of a rut as we do here? Here you can hunt the rut somewhere in the state from November to February. Oh and welcome to Bama. The rut varies across the state but not as much as here it seems. Depending on where you are I have seen rut as early as late September (rare though) and as late as very early January. In deep south Texas mid December was always prime time. Texas has always had a pure native deer herd and has not seen the effects of deer brought in from other areas of the country like so many other states have. Central Georgia is a prime example of that effect. On the Georgia side of the Chattahoochee River, the rut aligns with the November Midwest rut (where the area's deer herd was repopulated from) but on the Alabama side just a mile or less away, there are as many as 4 different ruts and all are much later due to repopulation from various Southeastern sources.
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