What time of year do the fallow around Lake George rut?

Changing seasons dictate Bakesey but often the guts of the rut when they are right into croaking is around mid april.

Fancy your chances?

Not this year Gryph. We have a full year of courses comming up BUT next year....

I was down in Canberra a couple of weeks ago visiting a mate from rookies. He has 100 acres at Bungendore and knows people with bigger farms. We were just talking crap when he mentioned he had deer on his place

"what sort of deer" Says I.
"Don't know" says my mate.
"Do they look like this" I said showing him a fallow pic from the latest Wild Deer mag
"Thats them!"
"You've had this place for 10 years and I'm just finding out now that you have deer on it??" I said throwing stuff at him

So I told him that I'll be down next year rifle in hand.

Slurp up the neighbours too mate,those fallow bucks know no boundarie,book your trip before the rut and you will be able to eat one of the finest wild game meats there is too....rutting bucks are worse than eating a pissy billy goat mate.

Yeah I'll look into a meat trip. Have to fight my mates old man for it though. Their wogs and old Rocco will eat anything

get your mate to listen for frogs croaking early to mid April

Ahh so thats the sign....

I hunt up around lake george often - the rut generally would kick of like clockwork around the 6-7 of April, however the last couple of years it was closer to Anzac day?? maybe due to the drought then, so this year should be back to early April if my theroy is correct.

Also Bakes it was nice to meet you at SCI!

You to mate. Many thanks for the info. Now I just have to book my leave for next year.