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<blockquote data-quote="Dirty" data-source="post: 332965" data-attributes="member: 6535">In my neck of the woods it seems like the weeks leading up to the best days will vary by intensity based on the weather and buck/doe ratio but the heart of it…the most intense action and best days to sit all day fall on about the 13th-16th of Nov. year in and year out. Just speaking on my own observations over the years where I hunt in south central ND.Other days can be good or great also, but if I was a betting man for when the bucks are cruising and chasing hard and are up and about all day, that’s my best window.- - - Updated - - -I have seen the same thing where I hunt…single fawns and only with about every fourth doe or so. Very different from most years where each doe usually has twins. Just a theory, but I assume no moisture meant not much cover for those tender little fawns to hide in and they were much easier to find by predators than usual. EHD hit in September in our area and probably didn’t help. Most of what we found dead were adult bucks and does.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dirty, post: 332965, member: 6535"] In my neck of the woods it seems like the weeks leading up to the best days will vary by intensity based on the weather and buck/doe ratio but the heart of it…the most intense action and best days to sit all day fall on about the 13th-16th of Nov. year in and year out. Just speaking on my own observations over the years where I hunt in south central ND. Other days can be good or great also, but if I was a betting man for when the bucks are cruising and chasing hard and are up and about all day, that’s my best window. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I have seen the same thing where I hunt…single fawns and only with about every fourth doe or so. Very different from most years where each doe usually has twins. Just a theory, but I assume no moisture meant not much cover for those tender little fawns to hide in and they were much easier to find by predators than usual. EHD hit in September in our area and probably didn’t help. Most of what we found dead were adult bucks and does. [/QUOTE]

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