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What do you think they would have concluded? I’m being genuinely curious as to your thoughts. We have a lot of areas where different doe lineages are either mixed or overlapping……When you have a property that has some does on it that are going into estrous well ahead of the rest of them it creates heavy competition for those does and can create really good rut hunting experiences…..For example, an area where you have Nov does bumping up against an area with Jan does…..There are going to be some properties in the mix who have maybe lets say 80% of their doe population go into estrous in Jan but they will have 20% that pop off hot in Nov and draw in every buck in the neighborhood…..especially the older ones……The more we do fetal studies the more these site specific areas become apparent to everyone……If you understand the concept though you can halfway figure it out on your own through the information we already have…..
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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