Posted By: StephensCnty308
Low buck activity? - 10/01/15 01:01 PM
I went to my property last 6 days ago and topped off the feeder and pulled the cards.
Still the same 2 doe and 2 fawn. I did have one spike that visited the feeder 2 nights but that's
It. This weekend I go out for opening archery season and I question any activity.
Being that this is my first year owning the property and that I put a feeder pen around my feeder in July
And all I have ever seen was 2 doe now fawn I wonder if the bucks are in a summer range or if I'm just not on the map with deer. Reminder I'm in Stephens county between eastland and breckenridge.
As of today my feeders are at 2 secs 2 times a day because anything more in the past corn was piling up.
should I raised it to make the spinning noise to possibly attract More? Or should I wait closer to rifle/rut and then raise it?
There is corn on the ground so it's not like there isn't food being offered. Perhaps after sitting in my tree stand for a weekend I will see more rather than going by a camera.
Sure hope once acorns are gone and the rut is on I see more.
Still the same 2 doe and 2 fawn. I did have one spike that visited the feeder 2 nights but that's
It. This weekend I go out for opening archery season and I question any activity.
Being that this is my first year owning the property and that I put a feeder pen around my feeder in July
And all I have ever seen was 2 doe now fawn I wonder if the bucks are in a summer range or if I'm just not on the map with deer. Reminder I'm in Stephens county between eastland and breckenridge.
As of today my feeders are at 2 secs 2 times a day because anything more in the past corn was piling up.
should I raised it to make the spinning noise to possibly attract More? Or should I wait closer to rifle/rut and then raise it?
There is corn on the ground so it's not like there isn't food being offered. Perhaps after sitting in my tree stand for a weekend I will see more rather than going by a camera.
Sure hope once acorns are gone and the rut is on I see more.