Thread: Tree rub?

Pneumatic power source for Rushy's itching machine?

Sperlunking, or whatever its called when mentally challenged people for some reason decide to dive down into the source of a river underground.
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None of the above so far, VC is closest but still a long way off the mark :-)

Knock out gas for your prisoner under ground?

Blowing up balloons for the teddy bears picnic?

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Nothing that exciting, not sure whether to spill the beans yet or see what other inventive ideas come up!

Oxygen for in caves?

Originally Posted by Toby

Oxygen for in caves?

Nothing cave/underground related, water related... Should probably spill beans as its probably not something people will guess but it's entertaining seeing the head scratching

Poisoning fish?

I understand that some remote river flow level sensors use LPG to drive their drum recorder charts so I'd guess either that sort of caper or charging up a weather balloon

Originally Posted by 308

I understand that some remote river flow level sensors use LPG to drive their drum recorder charts so I'd guess either that sort of caper or charging up a weather balloon

And we have a winner!!! River flow recorder.

That was quite a diversion from a simple question on antler rubbing, gotta love this forum eh!

Nar, no way.......you've been watching 'Blue Velvet'??????....no....what about 'No Country for Old Men'??????...

Doesn't look too fresh, very well could have been from the rut or velvet.
Some deer particularly young idiots rub all year. I've seen little 8 pointers smashing trees in July


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Sika, reds or fallow in the area? I often find fresh scrapes and rubbings right through from Feb-June mainly in sika country. I always assumed that they just give the trees a good hiding both while stripping velvet and when worked up during the rut. I have never seen them smashing trees during the rut but have heard it a number of times, heard it just two weeks ago. Its not unusual to find fresh rut sign at this time of year.