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What do you consider hot sign?
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mheichelbech
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What do you consider hot sign?
Wondering what would be hot enough sign to make you hunt a spot asap...
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"One of the chief attractions of the life of the wilderness is its rugged and stalwart democracy; there every man stands for what he actually is and can show himself to be." — Theodore Roosevelt, 1893
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PLB
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Re: What do you consider hot sign?
Big fresh tracks, chest high rubs, huge fresh community scrape. Gut instinct..... Lay of the land. Trail cam pics, outside Intel. Visual observation...
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Re: What do you consider hot sign?
Steaming poo.... 
"Forged in fire lit long ago. Stand next to me and you will never stand alone".
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Buckfever
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Re: What do you consider hot sign?
If you can smell him.
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Re: What do you consider hot sign?
If the hot sign is in thick cover and up high (if in hill country) then it's truly hot. Hot sign near fields or in open areas is generally unproductive for large bucks
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