by Bryan
(Vancouver Island)
I have read on here that the further north in the hemisphere one goes, the earlier the rut is. My question is about "zeroing" this measure about the first 2 weeks of October. For hunting around the 55th parallel, is this likely north enough to initiate the earlier rutting season?
The second part of my question is about why this occurs. Putting 2 and 2 together I would hazard a guess that it is the cold that does this. Is this to imply that a cold snap might trigger an early rut?
We are hunting during the last weeks of September.
Thanks very much.
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