Mouflon (a type of wild sheep) go through a rutting season, much like deer and other ungulates. The rut is the period of intense mating activity during which males compete for the attention of females. Here’s a closer look at the mouflon rut at Record Breaking Ranch:1. Timing of the Mouflon RutThe
Missouri whitetail deer bucks typically shed their velvet in late August through September. This process is a significant part of their annual cycle at RBR and is closely tied to the changes in their behavior, physical condition, and social dynamics as they prepare for the upcoming rut (breeding
Rubs are extremely important to white-tailed deer, particularly to bucks, as they play a crucial role in communication, territory establishment, and preparation for the rut (breeding season). Here’s a detailed look at why rubs are significant to whitetail deer at Record Breaking Ranch:1
In September, whitetailed deer undergo several significant behavioral changes as they transition from the late summer period into the early stages of the fall. This month is crucial as it marks the beginning of their preparation for the upcoming rut (breeding season) and the colder months ahead
When it starts as clients, goes to friends and ends as a family. You make it a family tradition to bring the whole crew to RBR and hunt together.
Who is ready for a RBR fire on the back porch?!! Won’t be long now. Fall is coming.
Got some new RBR footage this evening. Can’t wait to see the pics and video from it!
The Fallow Deer (Dama dama) is a species of deer that is native to Europe but has been introduced to many parts of the world, including North America, Australia, New Zealand and of course Record Breaking Ranch. They are known for their distinctive coat patterns and unique antler shape. Here’s
In August, white-tailed deer undergo several important physiological and behavioral changes as they prepare for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. Here’s a closer look at their activities and characteristics during this late summer month:Physical Condition and AppearanceAntler Growth:Velvet
