Whitetails can be induced to spend more time on a given property when provided a stimulus for rubbing their antlers.

Whitetails can be induced to spend more time on a given property when provided a stimulus for rubbing their antlers.
Taking over an existing scrape with a different urine scent or making a new scrape will challenge a buck and make him spend more time there.
Have you ever wondered why bucks make rubs and what happens when they do? Dan Schmidt explains the science behind buck rubs.
Here’s an in-depth look at what years of scientific research have revealed about buck rubs: the rut’s most visible signpost.
If you have ever seen a deer engage in this behavior, you would correctly assume that it is most often conducted during the rut. However, this isn’t the only time of year deer do it, and — even more bizarre — bucks aren’t the only ones that engage in the scent-making and marking exercise. Yes, […]