29 October RutFor those that have not yet traveled our way the rut is well underway with scrapes easily found. We have also had the first of the fall frosts.
Missouri Deer GroundAs of noon 10-26-07 the following Missouri farms have not been reserved for opening weekend of the Missouri Firearms deer season. This list does not include all open farms, just some we thought we would take time to pass on to those that have not scouted or made reservations. These are not backup spots for those that have maxed their current open reservations..
Andrew A 1 and most of 16. Atchison B (all), C 13,14 and 23, most all of D, E 25,31,1 a, b and d, 3 a, b and 17. Bates B 21 Callaway A 29 Carroll A 31, B 10 Clinton A (all) Daviess A 6, B 35, C 2,6,7,8, 34, and 16, D 7, 24, and 25 DeKalb A Gentry A 18, 21, 20, 26, 3, 25, 36, and 12, C (all) Grundy B 7, C (all) 1250 acres Harrison A 8, 4 and 6 Holt most of F which is 1300 acres of prime NW Mo land Linn C 9, 23 and 3, E 3, 7 and 11 all good deer land in prime deer country Livingston C 13, E 20 a, b and c Mercer B 29, 16, 8 and 31, D 10 Nodaway A 12, C 4 good N Mo deer country Pettis A 29 a and b Polk A 15 and 22. Putnam A 8 a and b Ray B 24 and 3, C 35 Saline B 1,5,6,7 and 21 Vernon A 15 and 24, B 8 a, b, and c
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Hi John, [location deleted] has been good to me this year. I have sat stand for a total of two days and have two deer in the freezer. Everyone needs to do there part to keep the does in check.
The Midwest is heating up fast with rut activity. There were scrapes under every tree of every tree line and rubs too numerous to count. I saw a 2 year old working a scrape and another smaller buck chasing does in the middle of a winter wheat field. Unfortunately, no big buck sightings this weekend. Good hunting and good luck. [name deleted]
Thank you for the doe pic, it is added to our on-road collection. Yes, we do collect doe pictures for several reasons. |
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