The Best Week to Kill a Buck 2019/20

[gonefishing]

9/28/19 10:00 

[dlist777]

September 27

7:20pm

Moving through a travel corridor in the woods

No bait

Edited November 3, 2019 by dlist777

[tcook8296]

Passed october 29 chasing evening

 

Passed October 28 cruising evening

Passed many other smaller ones all last week of October.  Thats all Ive hunted so far

Edited November 1, 2019 by tcook8296

[Rusty]

18 minutes ago, ssm1957 said:

#1:

10/19/19

7:40 AM

Feeding/Browsing

No Bait

 

#2:

10/26/19

9:00 AM

Cruising

No Bait

 

Nice.  Any pictures?  

[ssm1957]

Just now, Rusty said:

Nice.  Any pictures?  

 

[OMC]

Oct 1 

700 PM 

Buck just hit Primary Scrape then joined bachelor group feeding 

 

[Ringtail]

October 3, 2019

5:45pm

Cruising outskirt of clover food plot

First day of cold front. 60 degrees and raining following 85 and sunny the previous day

[Ringtail]

September 15, 2019

4pm 

Non lethal loin shot 

Cruising 

Edited November 1, 2019 by Ringtail

[Flyarcher.X]

Could have...... but I punched my tag already and was bear hunting. Young 8pt cruising 7:25 am October 19. Cold morning, 32 i believe

 

 

 

 

 

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[3Blade]

9/20/19

6:45 pm

Feeding pattern, eating white oaks

Checked a scrape also

 

[3Blade]

A friend of mines buck

10/23/19

Chasing does

Shot mid afternoon

 

[Screaminta]

9/15/19

afternoon

Over bait

Also had a younger 8pt same day about 20 min earlier

 

[dlist777]

November 1

630pm

Buck snuck out of the woods a few minutes before dark.

[buckhound]

Just a thought I think it would be interesting to also see the differences between kills in  north and south jersey only because temp is a big part of deer movement and temps vary between the land of Taylor ham and pork roll country and the rut usually is In its  peak in the northern part of state first ...

Edited November 2, 2019 by buckhound

[Rusty]

28 minutes ago, buckhound said:

Just a thought I think it would be interesting to also see the differences between kills in  north and south jersey only because temp is a big part of deer movement and temps vary between the land of Taylor ham and pork roll country and the rut usually is on peak time in the northern part of state...

Good point,  I added that.

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