Deer rubs and hog scratching post

[shdfhuasfghdskhaslbg]

man your dumb deer so use bigger trees your high bro they use little and big

[Htown113]

most of the time a smaller buck like a spike or 4 pointer will rub on that tiny tree you showed us... bigger deer have more weight and need bigger trees to push back at them to get the velvet off of their horns... it only makes sence... that could easily be a huge buck that needed a stiff tree to rub on

[Htown113]

BULL SHIT!! deer wiht use pine trees to rub their antlers... either to get the velvet off or as in a rub line for territory claiming... i live in highland new york and we do not have HOGS here wild in the woods yet... deer rub pint trees like that all the time so i dont know what your talking about... yess they prefer softer trees to rub on but they deffinitely will rub pines ill post a video soon and show all of you.. also the size of the deer/antlers will usually corespond to the tree size

[gatorman161]

dude you better hunt that spot.

[Audioman45]

must admit - thought it was a deer, but that's the Michigan mentality I have

[1fanger]

Maybe you don`t have many 250 lb. bucks down there. In PA, they shread that size tree, on occasion. Not too common, but it happens.

[stonescorpio]

Good to know. I like how well you explained and showed the difference.

[kamphwagon1]

yeah pretty good,but the easyest way for me to tell the difference,is there coarse pig hair left behind #2 mud left on the tree#3 tracks pig tracks at a glance look like deer,but pigs tend to walk on the frount portion of there hoves.

[nightshade7206]

thanks for clarifying.

[thehilitereel]

I still say that a big foot used that tree as toilet paper.

[Kylef7735]

yay i was right

[huntinguy532]

Were I live in Canada deer rub there antlers on just about any tree here and there are no wild pigs in Canada so thats how i knew it would be a deer in my area.

[pineywoods9]

right on man, i found several hog rubs this past weekend in The Tide Swamp wma in Florida.

[salebowwow]

Like others have said, Where I came from originally and here in Oklahoma, deer will use whatever they can find to rub their antlers on. I've seen them actually rubbing their antlers on small, med and large trees before. Plus there isn't any wild hogs around my area. So it might be just related to your location.

[ThoTrav]

i really had no idea, i just said deer cause others did, lol. in Canada here I dont think we have wild hogs. anyway i am nver in the forest so i wouldnt have known anything. I am glad you told us the answer, i was afraid you would forget and leave me wondering!

[pk066392]

i dont know what kind of deer you have there, up here there are trees that the deer use every year that are 12-14" i have pics to prove it.

[medicjimr]

I figured it was a hog But in response to deer rubs I have seen fence posts rubbed by bucks so bucks not rubbing on large trees is a questionable observation IMO

[Kylef7735]

thats a different situation on the use of a fence post

a fence post is a communal rub with multiple deer using one thing

[aimsuxdoggydills]

Definitely chupacabra.

[carveawoodeneye]

i thought it was crazy so many people said deer i thought it was common knowledge deer like little mostly oaks!! we need more videos of you just talking about shit you need to do like a daily or weekly blog if you have time i love to hear your thoughts on things!!! keep up the great work!!

[jokersbrat2007]

as far as a rub thats not entirely true either. You ask anyone up here in northern minnesota there are deer all over and just in my square mile we have around 30 deer. They make rubs n scrapes on several trees and areas of ground here and its all boxelder and ash. Theres no oak around here for several miles. Oh yeah and chokecherry trees. If I misunderstood you please let me know.

[carveawoodeneye]

i stand corrected!! i learned in a florida government school so it's amazing i can even communicate at all!! we have mostly oak pine and cypress trees i've never seen rubs on cypress but i have seen them on small pines and oaks!! seems like the deer in my area prefer broadleaf forests a little more(oak ridges)!! i don't like the wild taste so i haven't killed one in years but my father killed a 7 point with his bow this after noon!!

[jokersbrat2007]

lol dont be so hard on yourself lol I know nothing about hogs except how to raise them in my barn lol but I do know we dont have any wild ones up here at all whatsoever so I dont know didly about wild hog scrapes...does the meat taste gamie like other animals that roam the wild??

[jokersbrat2007]

I was only talking about the deer around here lol thats it

[veritasfiles]

That would explain it.....but we don't have wild hogs where I am. The only animals that we have in my area that do anything akin to that are deer. Good vid!

[chopper4928]

couldn't you argue that the rubs on the tree were off a deer's rack and the dirt displaced like that are from deer scraps. Here in fla where i work we have many pines that look just like your vid.

[mralexk123]

how do you know it was a hog?

[izaak78]

When you move the camera its sounds awful what the hell its very anoying!

[survivalistboards]

izaak78 - the camera has a metal lanyard attachment that has some slack on it. I try to take the lanyard off when I use this camera, but forgot to for this video.

[vagitoe]

I'm still pretty sure it was a chuppacabra.

[elboyo2009]

Great video

[HITMANMONSTER]

ia ctually think it was a bear or someother medium game animal to scratch it s back or bodhy

[MadBadVoodo]

In my defense I do not have wild hogs in Lucas County Ohio but I do have North American White Tail Deer. So a Buck Rub is all I could come up with :)

[MadBadVoodo]

Five Stars!!

[jpcox23]

not always true about a deer rubbing a small tree. Ive seen a buck rub and giant redwood. I live in oregon

[haha48]

up were I live there are no hogs.. its deer elk moose bear and beavers that tear up the trees up here if its a beaver you see shaveings all over the place

[chris35128]

kill them then

and say

STAY OFF MY TREE BITCH D:<

[cory8791]

that was fun too see the comments on it i still would like to know if you have bears there

[jstrunck]

Daaaang! I got lucky!

Fun Fun!

[buttmilk]

It was not a hog, it was Manbearpig guys

I'm cereal!

[TheDailyRon]

I'm Cereal!!!

[dasgemuse]

i knew it wasn't a deer.

HELL it wasn't no hog niether...

like i said, it was that pesky Fidel Castro !!

he's been comin round my spread, tearing the blazes out my pine trees!!!

[GlockAnimal]

LOL yeah that was funny when people said it was a deer lol

[llshamelessll]

shoot that hog and cook em up.

yeah folks had some amusing responces