I love scouting and finding rubs on the trees. I'm just starting bow hunting this year and was wondering when the rubs start appearing? I know you're not supposed to hunt directly over them but it's fun to find them. Chris
what do yah mean, don't hunt over them?the buck is telling you how he travels and what direction he is going,plus a lot of them is in his bedding areas.he giving you everything you need to figure him out just like a map.connect the dots and he is yours.:dancin:
I think he meant hunt over them like some would a scrape. I've put stands over big sign post rubs and not seen a deer. So I would have to agree with his general statement as well. Now I will use them by all means as a scounting tool as your suggesting Coyote
For me, it really depends on the rubs. When I find a rub line, I can connect the dots & find a good ambush point. Worked last year. Single big rubs, signpost rubs, I don't hunt, that's where the ir camera is going.:rotfl:
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