Was out scouting, stumping, and shooting tree rats the other day when I hit a pretty good trail coming out of a thicket off the river.

Started up the trail to see where it lead and started coming across old scrapes and rubs. This went on for about a 1/2 mile until I ended up behind a pine thicket that boarders a feeder field.

From there the trails branched off in about 6 different directions. I took the one that head down towards a big draw when I happened upon these.

I have seen big rubs like this, except more tore up, in Kansas and New York but this is the largest tree I have seen one on around here.

 

 

 

Holy Smoly!!!!!!!            

That must have been one angry spike to tear that up...LOL  

Not sure why you get excited over what's obviously a photoshoped image?   :confused:    

and where exactly in georgia did you find that?

no joke i hope you find him next year.

It looks like you might need a moose tag. lol.

Wow! That had to have been made by one of the shortest bears in the world! ..lol
God bless,Mudd

Looks like a marking post of a cat to me

cat went through my head too.

The more I look at it ,I think it was done by a beaver with Parkinson...LOL  

it looks like all of the slivers are pointing down. Like something only scraped it down. like a cat.

they love them cedar trees don't they

very aggressive.

I have seen markings like those before...That is the calling card of the elusive Georgia Skunk Ape!   :D

I've seen Kentucky Raccoons tear-em up like that.

Chris, you got moose in Georgia?  LOL    Man, that is a rub!

Billy

If you drop something near there- just leave it! No sense in bending over to pick anything up !!!    :D

Thems Georgia Hog markins. They rubs there tuskers up n down a tree to sharpens em up. Put out sum hog n heat lure an sit up in a tree.

Crack-head with a weed-eater.

wow that is the biggest ones ive ever seen pics of. Thanks for sharring post a picture of him for us when you get him