Comments on: Bowhunting Whitetail Tips For The October Lull To The Pre-Rut http://www.huntfulltime.com/bowhunting-whitetail-tips-for-the-october-lull-to-the-pre-rut/ Teaching Hunters How To Create Small Food Plots and Deer Bedding Areas Mon, 16 Jan 2012 03:58:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: josh http://www.huntfulltime.com/bowhunting-whitetail-tips-for-the-october-lull-to-the-pre-rut/comment-page-1/#comment-8916 josh Fri, 30 Sep 2011 14:51:41 +0000 http://www.huntfulltime.com/?p=214#comment-8916 I harvested my biggest bow buck during the pre rut last season…..I shot him at 11:05. He was cruising in and out of a thicket and I called him in with a simple doe bleet. He didn’t respond to the horns or the grunt call. I harvested my biggest bow buck during the pre rut last season…..I shot him at 11:05. He was cruising in and out of a thicket and I called him in with a simple doe bleet. He didn’t respond to the horns or the grunt call.

]]> By: Justin http://www.huntfulltime.com/bowhunting-whitetail-tips-for-the-october-lull-to-the-pre-rut/comment-page-1/#comment-2061 Justin Tue, 05 Oct 2010 07:14:01 +0000 http://www.huntfulltime.com/?p=214#comment-2061 I do and dont believe in this october lull. Ill explain. Many people put out there deer cameras in mid september and get a nice buck on camera. Next they will revisit the site very regular to see how much he has visited or see if new deer have arrived. I used to be the very one who did so but after I learned the 3 strike rule in a magazine i really had success. 1 strike) Putting the camera up. 2nd Strike) Checking the camera two weeks later) 3rd Strike) Hanging the stand and then stay out! Also,If you put alot of pressure on the deer such as spooking them going in and leaving, not practicing smart scent-free tactics like dead down wind, etc, not hunting with the wind in your favor, then of course the deer become nocturnal they know something is not right. However why I say I dont believe this is because research shows that deer do not lay down and sleep all day meaning at some point they will get up stretch or move around and maybe even feed depending on how you have treated the deer. With respect or took them for granted? So you go ahead and fish Ill be in the woods. I like my chances. I do and dont believe in this october lull. Ill explain. Many people put out there deer cameras in mid september and get a nice buck on camera. Next they will revisit the site very regular to see how much he has visited or see if new deer have arrived. I used to be the very one who did so but after I learned the 3 strike rule in a magazine i really had success. 1 strike) Putting the camera up. 2nd Strike) Checking the camera two weeks later) 3rd Strike) Hanging the stand and then stay out! Also,If you put alot of pressure on the deer such as spooking them going in and leaving, not practicing smart scent-free tactics like dead down wind, etc, not hunting with the wind in your favor, then of course the deer become nocturnal they know something is not right. However why I say I dont believe this is because research shows that deer do not lay down and sleep all day meaning at some point they will get up stretch or move around and maybe even feed depending on how you have treated the deer. With respect or took them for granted? So you go ahead and fish Ill be in the woods. I like my chances.

]]> By: Emily http://www.huntfulltime.com/bowhunting-whitetail-tips-for-the-october-lull-to-the-pre-rut/comment-page-1/#comment-952 Emily Tue, 01 Jun 2010 06:14:57 +0000 http://www.huntfulltime.com/?p=214#comment-952 I harvested my biggest bow buck during the pre rut last season.....I shot him at 11:05. He was cruising in and out of a thicket and I called him in with a simple doe bleet. He didn't respond to the horns or the grunt call. I harvested my biggest bow buck during the pre rut last season…..I shot him at 11:05. He was cruising in and out of a thicket and I called him in with a simple doe bleet. He didn’t respond to the horns or the grunt call.

]]> By: admin http://www.huntfulltime.com/bowhunting-whitetail-tips-for-the-october-lull-to-the-pre-rut/comment-page-1/#comment-521 admin Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:06:39 +0000 http://www.huntfulltime.com/?p=214#comment-521 Nice job Tyler! I'll bet from now on you'll stay on stand longer instead of going in early like a lot of guys during the pre-rut. Randy Nice job Tyler!
I’ll bet from now on you’ll stay on stand longer instead of going in early like a lot of guys during the pre-rut.

Randy

]]> By: Tyler http://www.huntfulltime.com/bowhunting-whitetail-tips-for-the-october-lull-to-the-pre-rut/comment-page-1/#comment-225 Tyler Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:55:43 +0000 http://www.huntfulltime.com/?p=214#comment-225 I harvested my biggest bow buck during the pre rut last season.....I shot him at 11:05. He was cruising in and out of a thicket and I called him in with a simple doe bleet. He didn't respond to the horns or the grunt call. I harvested my biggest bow buck during the pre rut last season…..I shot him at 11:05. He was cruising in and out of a thicket and I called him in with a simple doe bleet. He didn’t respond to the horns or the grunt call.

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