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Scrape?

donnieballgame

donnieballgame

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Wanted to see what the pros thought about this, it came from my brother in law up in NE PA. Looks like a scrape but it's really deep and pretty high. Bear? We do have black bears in the area Thoughts?
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If that is a dead tree I would guess it is a bear hunting grubs not a deer rub. Rubs are almost always on live trees.

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Yeah looks like a dead tree. Not sure of the wildlife up there but I would guess coon or possum looking for insects. I don’t see marks from tines or claws to say deer or bear.


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I'm hoping its a huge bear that I can take a shot at hunting

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huck72412 said:
Just a guess without actually being there to see it but maybe EricS used it to scratch his back??
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Ha and that tree has the perfect lean to lean back on and really do some scratching. I spent a week in the bushkill area but it was 11 years ago. Just like buck rubs it’s possible that I started that rub and some smaller guy with less back hair has been using it after I left. @huck72412 If you will put that little @ in front of my name when you are ribbing me there’s a better chance I will see it. That’s if your typewriter has an @.
 
EricS said:
Ha and that tree has the perfect lean to lean back on and really do some scratching. I spent a week in the bushkill area but it was 11 years ago. Just like buck rubs it’s possible that I started that rub and some smaller guy with less back hair has been using it after I left. @huck72412 If you will put that little @ in front of my name when you are ribbing me there’s a better chance I will see it. That’s if your typewriter has an @.
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Lol, I'm bidding on a typewriter that has that symbol. That's funny right there sir.
 
Porcupine would be my bet


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83CF9B8F-A7CD-4FCA-BBB0-5BF012F1DFAC.jpeg And probably the most pathetic scrape I have ever seen. Ground is hard as a brick and all the buck could do was smear a little topsoil around
 
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