Rubs?

[JusTheUsual]

[JusTheUsual]

knee high to waist high and the trees are about 50ft apart

[NYBowhunter]

No..first looks like a decaying tree and second the spots are too high to be a rub

[adkbuck]

Agree with NYBowhunter.  A rub will normally be on a live tree and have a very splintered or ragged appearance usually 1.5 to 3.5 feet up. 

[ididnotvoteforobama]

woodpeckers looking for bugs

 

[gastrodoc]

Definitely not a rub

[Geno C]

First is def not a rub... others I wouldn't think so

[Hock3y24]

Woodpecker probably

[bkln]

Cool, I found one too... it has to be at least 12 pointer :-) I will have to stake out this place.... lol

[Northsox65]

Looking at these so called "rubs" reminds me of a time long ago, I was hunting at 3 rivers up in Phoenix and I came across a city boy who was deer hunting and we had a couple inches of show on the ground and he called me over to show me some "huge" buck tracks he was following and asked if I could help him track it,,,,,I didn't have the heart to tell them they were rabbit tracks in the snow,,,,,, Not one of these trees is a deer "rub"

[Bow Addict]

I hate to burst your bubble but these are just decaying trees.Rubs are on live trees.

[BizCT]

Heres a fresh buck rub. Notice there is a 2nd one behind it to the left

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Edited November 6, 2014 by Biz-R-OWorld

[Woodjr55]

the first is one on my property the second is on a property I hunt close to home. Needless to say the second looks like a bigger deer