Mine have always hung on to them late March/Aprilish. I've never seen one this early, and have a bunch with both sides still. Do you have more than one missing both?
Yep. The wide buck, a basket 8 and now a bigger, 3 1/2 year old 8 has lost both sides.
Good thing we are not hunting doe right now or we’d have to be real careful.
I waged war on beavers on my place a couple years ago. Ended up killing 8 that winter and my neighbor got the last one while hunting antlers on my place last April. Haven’t seen a beaver since.
Best thing for hunting them is a thermal scope. Bust a small hole in their dam and sit over at the side and wait starting around 10:00pm.
Well, it appears my north camera that hasn’t sent a picture in a couple days finally thawed out, so now, they’re all back to sending. 
Crazy those are frozen, none of mine were.Well, it appears my north camera that hasn’t sent a picture in a couple days finally thawed out, so now, they’re all back to sending.
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Both that froze up were facing north, so I’m assuming that probably had something to do with it. This last one is in an old food plot with nothing around it.
The old “cull” buck I had been trying to kill has been traveling in the last few hours. I can’t remember him ever being at my north feeder, but he was there yesterday evening and showed back up at my south feeder this morning.
My Spypoint has been giving me fits, full batteries and everything. Still wont stop "powering on". Going a different direction for next season for sure.
