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Late Season hunting question
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Yesterday at 07:27 AM
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Joined: Feb 2015
Posts: 106 Central Alabama
RandyC
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3 point
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Joined: Feb 2015
Posts: 106
Central Alabama
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I hunt the border of Talladega and Clay counties. 5 miles south of Waldo. Lumber company decided to clear cut 100+ of our 800 acres around Thanksgiving. We didn't know until they showed up. We have a ton of pictures of good deer but only at night. Very, very little daytime activity. Is it the clear cutting or has the rut not yet started in our area?
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Re: Late Season hunting question
[Re: RandyC]
#4264689
Yesterday at 09:11 AM
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sj22
14 point
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14 point
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Rut should be wide open in that area, good deer around there and can definitely be tough hunting as well
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Re: Late Season hunting question
[Re: JA]
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Yesterday at 10:58 AM
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Posts: 858 Louisiana to Central AL
Antelope08
6 point
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6 point
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Posts: 858
Louisiana to Central AL
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One of my favorite places to hunt is a clear cut during the rut. Climb a good tree with lots of visibility and stay up as long as you can stand. Bring a good set of binoculars and be patient. Biggest buck I have ever killed came off a clear cut during the rut, he was cruising the edge of it and came into 4 yds when I hit my doe bleat......big 11pt.............
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Re: Late Season hunting question
[Re: RandyC]
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Yesterday at 01:08 PM
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geeb1
10 point
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10 point
Joined: Apr 2010
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leeds,al
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I hunt the border of Talladega and Clay counties. 5 miles south of Waldo. Lumber company decided to clear cut 100+ of our 800 acres around Thanksgiving. We didn't know until they showed up. We have a ton of pictures of good deer but only at night. Very, very little daytime activity. Is it the clear cutting or has the rut not yet started in our area? I am not far from you and we aren't seeing much rutting activity. I looked back thru pics and it seems like it should be better in a week or two.
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