Midwest Whitetail | Make a Horizontal Rub for Deer
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- From www.midwestwhitetail.com: Bucks communicate to other deer in the area through rubs on trees. By making your own horizontal rub, you can position deer in any location you choose, making it easier for deer hunting. Use these tips to pull more deer to your hunting property!
Getting ready to set me up a rubbing station for the deerski 🦌 . Hopefully they’ll start using it to rub off their velvet! 🤞🤘🏻💪🏻
Justin, I am going to to do the same thing near a couple of my stands. Be sure to include the scrape branch so they keep using it all season long. - Bill
there using mine right now amasing only been out 3 days
I am going to give this a try this year!
Does it need to be a pine? Most of the rubs I see in my area are on basswood saplings
It appears to me that the deer come for the scrape, and use the rub after they are there. Did you make the scrape or was it already there ?
Instead of GRK'ing to the tree, GRK to 2 2x4's, strap to tree, (if timber value is a concern
would a t-post work for one of the supports? or would that have negative results?
What is the best wood to use?
Alot of people like cedar.
@@MidwestWhitetailVideos I just called a Christmas tree farm around me I'm buying there Scotch pines that no one wanted $8 a tree 6 to 8 footers that's a good deal, that's where people need to look,
Wouldn't hinge cutting a smaller tree do the same thing?
+Jeffrey McKee Possibly, but you don't have the advantage of placing it wherever you'd like as you do with the horizontal rub. Also, Luke found the the deer preferred the Scotch Pine for horizontal rubs. These are very sappy trees, and we're assuming they hold scent better than other trees, thus encouraging deer to revisit the area. Good luck!