How to Locate Mature Buck Bedding Areas
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- čas přidán 11. 10. 2022
- www.deeranddeerhunting.com/ A mature buck's bedding area will look different than where a family group beds. Find where these bucks spend the majority of daylight hours in this episode of Hunt 'em Big with Steve Bartylla. Season 8. Episode 7.
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This is the first time someone has explained in detail how bucks work where I'm actually able to understand it withiut having to decipher general rules and stories about "this one time I..." Thank you sir.
Exactly! Whitetail habitat solutions has tons of good information but it’s hard for me to focus because of all the stories!
Steve is the MVP of ddh.
Your the man steve!
Scouting in summer helps tell a story but coming to season they change their patterns with pressure. I mostly scout early September and set on a few prime spots in October. Some times with success some times not.
This is why I start scouting rite after gun season.
Big buck small buck. They all bed in think overgrown areas. Some with grass . Some with thorns. Only difference is the younger buck comes out of his in daylight more.
How do big rub areas correlate to buck bedding areas? If they do at all ?
my understanding of it is simple matter that when you see a lot of rubs in one spot could be a bedding spot ..and there's more rubs cuz they are just there more ...now I might be Rong but that's my understanding
Rubs are a sign of a transition area where he feels safe to transition to food. Some where he's eating between bed and food and in-between bed and food there is a what's called a transition. Rubs arnt really a big deal early season they'll do them randomly too. But if there is some good woody browse between primary food source and a bed they'll spend some time there rubbing and eating and proceed with the wind in a football pattern around the primary food source to scent check it. They bed with wind. I ha e found they mostly bed with wind to their back and eyes in the open.
all that bait,they act like pets