passthru79

Just curious to see how soon would you hunt a stand after shooting a deer out of it, could be a good buck or a doe. I know some people think once you kill a nice buck from a stand that it was the only nice one in the area.

Andrew14

last year I killed a doe out of a stand in the evening and went back the next afternoon and killed another doe.

Cloudster

The next day...for the last few years I have used the same blind as others and had no problem seeing deer.

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Killer_Primate

As long as it is cool outside I'll just keep hunting with out changing anything. Leave the dead deer where is took its last breath. It makes for a great cover/lure scent.

davidmil

About 10 seconds. I saw Len shoot a doe and two 8 pointers in about a 20 second span. LOL It really depends on the stand, situation and amount of fuss and stink you created. I've seen deer track a trail left by dragging a dead deer out. I generally like to give an area a rest for a few days, but under the right OR wrong circumstances it's OK to hunt immediately. We had and 8, 10 and a 12 point killed from one stand in 2 days at a Georgia hunting club. The first guy shot the 10. His brother went there that evening and shot the 12. Another fella ask to sit in it next morning and shot a big 8. It was in a little neck of brush across the point of a ridge. There were 15 scrapes in an area as big as a tennis court. Some of them were the size of the hood on your truck.

twildasin

I never had a problem kiiling deer out of the same stand within hours!(morning hunt-vs-evening hunt)

parker34

No problem hunting it again right away..

Hotburn76

I shot a eight point on opening day here in Ohio. Took my nephew out the next day and he shot a eight that was bigger then mine out of the same spot. The deer had to walk within ten yards of gut pile that was mostly gone.

MichaelHunsucker

I agree. I just killed that buck out of an area where there are a couple other shooters. We probably wont hunt it atleast untill friday asuming the wind is good and everything.

Several guys making a lot of noise filming/dragging that buck out of the woods probably changed things up a little bit, but hopefully things will settle back down by this weekend

mo_bowhunter

same thing here - if it is cool enough I just usually let the dead deer lay. that happened last year, I shot a doe right off first thing in the morning - I just let her lay until I decided to head back to the house around 11am.