My new hunting area this year
10-20-2008, 11:29 AM
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My new hunting area this year
Alright guy's I really got lucky this year. I got a farmer to let me hunt his land.. This place has it all, water, food and bedding area. Here is a pic of it. There is also another area about 5 miles away, thats has some monsters wandering it. Let me know what you think.
10-20-2008, 05:49 PM
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RE: My new hunting area this year
I like the area near Treestand #1 in the top photo. It has two narrow corridors that come to one point, not to mention multiple edges that come together in one spot. I would bet you would find some old rub scars and would see some scrapes in that area. Its amazing how a buck will use those "overlooked" spots when looking for a hot doe.
Those type of spots become very active in the chase phase. We have a spot like that we call the tunnel, it has deer movement on evert set.
Those type of spots become very active in the chase phase. We have a spot like that we call the tunnel, it has deer movement on evert set.
10-21-2008, 06:05 AM
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RE: My new hunting area this year
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I like the area near Treestand #1 in the top photo. It has two narrow corridors that come to one point, not to mention multiple edges that come together in one spot. I would bet you would find some old rub scars and would see some scrapes in that area. Its amazing how a buck will use those "overlooked" spots when looking for a hot doe.
Those type of spots become very active in the chase phase. We have a spot like that we call the tunnel, it has deer movement on evert set.
I like the area near Treestand #1 in the top photo. It has two narrow corridors that come to one point, not to mention multiple edges that come together in one spot. I would bet you would find some old rub scars and would see some scrapes in that area. Its amazing how a buck will use those "overlooked" spots when looking for a hot doe.
Those type of spots become very active in the chase phase. We have a spot like that we call the tunnel, it has deer movement on evert set.
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